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If you've been working on the web for any amount of time, you've likely heard (or even used) the term "progressive enhancement" before. As you probably know, it is the gold standard of how to approach web design. But what is progressive enhancement really? What does it mean? How does it work? And how does it fit into our workflow in a time of rapidly evolving languages and browsers?
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A leader of the Greek Jewish community said today that the Greek government could not by any stretch of the imagination be regarded as supporting, much less encouraging, recent anti-Semitic inferences appearing in some sections of the Greek press. Dr. Joseph Lovinger, president of the Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in a telephone interview that any such assumptions were totally wrong and must be strenuously denied. He said the Greek government knew no discrimination on religious grounds and that its attitude toward its Jewish citizens was one of good will at all times.
The JTA reported last Friday that the left-wing Athens daily, "Athenaiki," refers repeatedly to U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger as "the German Jew Kissinger" and declared in an editorial recently that Greece no longer wants to be the "sole means of survival for any more Israels."
The JTA report was based on information from a journalist who specializes in Greek affairs to the effect that Greek anger at the United States over its policies in the Cyprus crisis had an anti-Semitic component directed at Kissinger and could easily lead to a revival of anti-Semitism latent in Greece because of alleged Jewish support for the Turks in Greece's struggle for independence during the early 19th century. The journalistic source asked not to be identified.
Dr. Lovinger told the JTA: "The entire Greek people, irrespective of party affiliation, views the events in Cyprus and the attitude of the United States to them with deep anxiety. Everybody knows that American foreign policy is directed by Dr. Henry Kissinger. When Kissinger did something people approved of, he was Kissinger the Secretary of State. Now that he does something of which people disapprove violently, he becomes Kissinger the German Jew."
Dr. Lovinger observed that the Greeks are not the only people to apply such standards. But he stressed that the Greek government could not in any way be accused of fostering or holding such attitudes. He added, however, that "the Central Board watches the situation closely, being aware of the dangers of anti-Jewish propaganda wherever it occurs."


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SAN JOSE--Sixteen-year-old Xilinx Inc. has joined the ranks of the $1 billion semiconductor companies.
The San Jose-based supplier of programmable logic today reported a 54% increase in sales to $1.02 billion during its fiscal 2000 year, ended April 1, compared to $662 million in the 1999 period. Xilinx also posted a net income of $652.5 million in fiscal 2000, including a one-time gain of $674.7 million from the sale of stock in United Silicon Inc. to United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) of Taiwan. Excluding that one-time gain, Xilinx had a net income of $257.6 million vs. $102.6 million in the previous year.
"The March quarter was a quarter in which Xilinx realized significant milestones," said Wim Roelandts, chief executive officer of Xilinx. "Not only did Xilinx become the first PLD company to exceed $1 billion in revenues for a fiscal year, but Xilinx was also first-to-market with a copper-based FPGA," he said, referring to last month's announcement that products were being shipped to customers (see March 27 story).
In the company's fiscal fourth quarter, Xilinx posted a record $306.6 million in sales, an increase of 16% sequentially from the previous three-month period and 66% higher than $184.3 million a year ago. In the just-ended quarter, Xilinx's net income was $78.3 million, or $0.22 per diluted share of stock, vs. $39.2 million, or $0.13 per share, last year.
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Gov. Jay Nixon said he chose Orrick as his final public appearance before his inauguration in order to honor the school's application to become an A+ school and to announce an ambitious second-term education agenda.
Appearing in the Orrick gym Friday afternoon with State Sen. David Pearce, chairman of the Senate Education Committee, Nixon used the occasion to outline plans to improve opportunities for Missouri students.
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Under the A+ program, students can earn a scholarship to cover the cost of tuition and academic fees for two years at any public two-year community college or technical school in the state. To be eligible for the program, Nixon's office said students must meet academic achievement standards, conduct and attendance requirements, and perform 50 hours of tutoring or mentoring service.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Disney (DIS) holds U.S. media rights to the World Cup and Budweiser (BUD), Coca-Cola (KO), McDonalds (MCD) and Visa (V) will all be major advertisers, but it will be Twitter (TWTR) that could shine above all other large U.S. companies in Brazil.
The World Cup provides Twitter an unparalleled venue to showcase its advertising platform and, consequently, the tournament could change how investors think about the company. Twitter seems to understand the importance of the World Cup to its first year as a public company, and it is aggressively rolling out tools to help users follow the action on the social network.
Behind the scenes, Twitter also is using the tournament in Brazil as a trial for advertisers who may not fully understand how to use the micro-blogging site. In Europe, Twitter recently hosted a series of daylong World Cup training runs with advertisers in what the company calls its Live Studio to get them prepared for the tournament.
Those training sessions were used to demonstrate the ways advertisers can use Twitter as a marketing platform for campaigns that target a real-time event. With footage from previous tournaments, Twitter said its Live Studio training sessions ran through specific test cases of on-field action where a marketing opportunity emerged.
"[T]he work that we're doing to touch marketers and agencies is less about why Twitter, and more about how Twitter," Adam Bain, Twitter's chief revenue officer, said of the company's Live Studio at a recent investor conference.
"It turns out you can actually plan for being live or plan for being in the moment," Bain added, while noting that a key aspect of Twitter's partnership with Starcom MediaVest Group includes such training sessions to help advertisers.
It will be interesting to see if and how advertisers find new ways of using Twitter this World Cup. One feature to watch is a recently launched Twitter Cards product, which bundles photos, videos and captions in a single tweet. Twitter Cards may give some advertisers the added messaging and context they want to go beyond a 140-character message, a link or a photo.
A Break from Commercial Breaks
While live events like the SuperBowl, the Oscars, and the Olympics are well known as key moments for Twitter, the World Cup has one subtle advantage: There are no commercial breaks during soccer matches.
If Neymar or Jozy Altidore score a winning goal, there is little in the moment that a TV advertiser can do. The next commercial only comes at halftime or after the final whistle has blown.
Twitter provides an obvious alternative, or even an additive platform, for those who might have spent millions on 30-second TV spots.
For most of Twitter's users and partners, this will also be their first World Cup on the micro-blogging site.
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Twitter appears to be doing everything possible to train its users on how to follow the World Cup, and it has created a multitude of easy-to-use functions that could boost engagement during the tournament. It won't be surprising if World Cup diehards around the world are glued to both their TV sets and their Twitter accounts throughout the tournament.
Twitter's World Cup functionality includes country and player guides, in addition to hashtags for individual games and teams that will open easy channels of communication on timelines when the tournament begins. Games such as the opening match of the World Cup, Brazil's group stage match against Croatia on June 12, will have their own page on Twitter, giving users real-time scores, player Twitter handles and reactions.
All 32 teams that qualified for the World Cup have Twitter accounts, and over 300 players participating in the tournament are on the micro-blogging site. Twitter users will also be able to tailor their profiles depending on the country or players they support. It wouldn't be surprising if Twitter's World Cup features attract new users, something the company has said is a priority.
Twitter's world cup features may allow users to communicate in a more defined space, possibly boosting collaboration, Jeff Sica, of Sica Wealth Management, said in a Wednesday email.
Sica calls Twitter's World Cup tools "a great way to attract people to Twitter and make them the go-to destination for soccer fans over the next month."
These projects are also necessary for Twitter. After all, the company acknowledges it benefits significantly from large real-time events, whether it is a World Cup, an election or even a natural disaster.


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Most rental car companies provide an option to obtain car insurance with them at a "low fee," usually between $15 and $25 a day. This may seem necessary to protect you in an accident, but it may not be needed if you pay with a credit card. Many credit card companies have built-in insurance programs for people who pay for rental cars with their cards. You could utilize that if you were involved in an accident.
Here is a look at the rental car insurance coverage provided by the major credit card companies.
Visa rental car coverage extends to all credit cards in their portfolio, no matter how low your credit limit may be. The insurance will extend to cases of loss, physical damage, theft, towing and other fees. The coverage can be used even if you book your rental through points earned on your Visa card. However, it will not cover your medical bills, property damage, taxes and damage to other vehicles. It protects the car and nothing else. The coverage extends to every type of car except for some high-end vehicles.
There is no set amount of coverage specified in Visa's rental agreement, but you do have to make sure you report a claim within 45 days. You have 90 days to officially file the claim. All authorized drivers on the vehicle are covered on the policy, even if they are not Visa users themselves.
MasterCard offers protection that is similar to Visa's policy, but it only provides it for Gold, Platinum and Black MasterCards. Standard cards and prepaid debit cards are not included. MasterRental provides up to $50,000 worth of coverage, but that only includes damages to the vehicle or auto theft. Coverage will not include any personal injuries you receive or any damage you do to another person's vehicle.
Most vehicles are included under MasterCard's policy, with the exception of those with an MSRP above $50,000. Considering that most rental cars are less than $25,000 fresh from the factory, chances are you will be protected. Just be leery if you plan to drive a high end SUV, sports car or luxury sedan. The coverage only extends for 15 consecutive rental days, so if you rent a car for a month, you won't have protection during the second half of that month. Keep that in mind, as you may need secondary insurance after that timeframe.
Discover cards come with rental car coverage, but it is hard to find current information about their policy. The company converted most of their cards to Discover It, but they have not updated their rental car collision insurance policy to reflect that. With the old policy though, you could get up to $25,000 of secondary car insurance by using a Discover card to book your rental. This applied to rental vehicles less than $50,000 in value. Again, you will need to contact Discover to see what your card covers now, or you can contact Chubb, the insurance company that covers the claims.
American Express
According to the American Express car rental loss and damage policy, you can get up to $50,000 in secondary coverage if you pay for your rental with an AmEx card. Some card accounts, like Premium and Platinum, offer minimal medical coverage. Basic accounts only protect damage and loss of the vehicle, not any injuries. Coverage is only allowed for vehicles with an MSRP of $100,000 or less ($50,000 or less for Basic accounts).
There are many variances in the specific coverage you can get with your American Express card, so you will need to read over the policy or contact American Express to see exactly what protection you can get. In most cases though, you will get a good amount of personal and vehicle protection through AmEx, as long as you opt out of the rental car insurance the rental company offers.
Other Considerations
If you want to use the rental car insurance provided by your credit card, you will need to make sure you decline the option for it with the rental car company. In other words, you won't be able to double dip. If you want to purchase more protection than your card allows for, so be it. You just need to make sure that whatever you buy is worth the money.
If you have full coverage insurance on your vehicle, it should protect you in a rental car. You will need to talk to your insurance provider to make sure of that, but in most cases, you won't have anything to worry about. Thus, if you use credit cards that cover rental car insurance and you have full coverage on your car, you will have double the assistance if you are in an accident. Buying a separate policy form the rental company may be a waste of money at that point.


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1.2kg beef cheeks or chuck steak, cut into large cubes
1 onion, finely sliced
1 carrot, peeled and sliced
2 garlic cloves, crushed
2 sprigs thyme
2 bay leaves
2 1/2 cups red wine
2 tbsp brandy
2 tbsp flour
2 tbsp olive oil
1 1/2 cups beef stock
6 rashers smoky bacon, cut into batons
12 shallots, peeled and halved
1 1/2 cups button mushrooms, quartered
1.5kg pumpkin, peeled and seeded
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp allspice
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
3 tbsp finely chopped parsley
- Combine the beef, onion, carrot, garlic, thyme and bay leaves in a large non-metallic dish. Pour over the wine and brandy and marinate for at least 2 hours.
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Dayton is down 2-0. Daniel Tuttle gave up a 2 run shot to a super prospect, but has been strong since then.
Ron Mahay with the start tonight for Louisville. They're down 1-0 in the 3rd.
Tim Crabbe is taking his warm up pitches for Pensacola who will be underway in just a minute or two.
Louisville is now tied at 1. Negron with an RBI.
Steve Selsky (CF) misplays a ball up the middle. The ball took a funny hop, but he should have had it. The run probably scores on the play.
Dayton down 3-0, now in the 6th.
Dayton down 4-0 after a solo home run off of reliever Contreras. Louisville is down 3-1 and Durham is still threatening.
And with that single, it is 4-1 Durham over Louisville.
Louisville has the bases loaded with one out in the 6th and down by 3.
Chris Valaika flies out and Denis Phipps was thrown out at home to end the inning.
Tim Crabbe has fallen apart in Pensacola. Down 6-0. Struggling to throw strikes.
A three run home run makes it 7-1 Durham against the Bats, though replay is inconclusive to me if it should have been a home run or not as it bounced back on the field. I don't know the ground rules for them. They have a 25 foot wall out there, so the ground rules may be funky.
They started showing the replay in Durham but quickly turned it off once they realized Louisville was arguing the call. The guy clearly reached over the rail and hit him on the forearm, so said Negs and Dorn.
No. 8 for Donald Lutz, who makes it a point now to do something just about every night. It's 1-0 Bakersfield in the second, with Renken pitching.
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Did you know the Italians call The Smurfs 'i Puffi?' Well, it's true and the two dual character posters, seen below, are proof. Trailersland.com, an Italian movie site, snagged some pictures of these posters and have given us English speaking folks an opportunity to view them online. Thank you so much for bringing us with these puffi posters.
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Daniel Radcliffe's Jeans BC/EFA Auction Ends Today 12/6
Today, Saturday, December 6, the cast of EQUUS on Broadway will auction off the Lucky Brand jeans worn in the play by its young star Daniel Radcliffe as part of the company's campaign to raise money for the annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS fall fundraising drive. Following tomorrow's 2 p.m. matinee performance, audience members can bid for Mr. Radcliffe's costume jeans - autographed (live!) by Mr. Radcliffe - during a brief and merry onstage auction at the Broadhurst Theatre (235 W. 44 St.) where EQUUS is being performed through February 8, 2009.
The jeans being auctioned to the highest bidder are worn throughout the performance of EQUUS by Daniel Radcliffe, who portrays Alan Strang, a mild-mannered stable boy with a dark, mysterious secret that finally comes to light when he meets and is seduced by a beautiful young woman - a scene during which the two young actors appear naked and Mr. Radcliffe removes the jeans to be auctioned.
Tomorrow marks the third and final time that Daniel Radcliffe will auction his EQUUS jeans onstage. Daniel's other two pair of Lucky Brand jeans have netted an impressive total of $1,750 for BC/EFA. While declining to quote the exact amount raised so far by EQUUS, a company member did admit the figure is in the tens-of-thousands of dollars and expressed gratitude to the audiences who have given so generously to the fund-drive thus far.
Highlights of other post-show auctions at EQUUS have included such unique items as EQUUS co-star Richard Griffiths' autographed "Space Pen," which he uses in the play ($1000) and co-star Kate Mulgrew's rehearsal script autographed by the entire cast. The latter pulled in $2,000 from one of Kate's loyal "Star Trek: Voyager" fans. Previously, t-shirts worn by Mr. Radcliffe have sold for up to $800.
EQUUS is Peter Shaffer's play about a stable boy (Daniel Radcliffe) who has committed a serious crime, and the court-appointed psychiatrist (Richard Griffiths) who is charged with revealing the mysteries behind the boy's behavior while confronting his own self-doubt in his marriage, his profession and his life.
Daniel Radcliffe is best known for playing the title role in all five of the "Harry Potter" films to date, and he will star again in the sixth, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," due out July 2009.
Under the direction of Thea Sharrock, the current hit Broadway production of EQUUS opened on September 25 for a strictly limited engagement through February 8, 2009.
EQUUS plays Tuesdays at 7pm, Wednesdays-Saturdays at 8pm, plus Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2pm and Sundays at 3pm. Tickets range from $116.50 to $61.50. Fifty-two seats located on stage are on sale for every performance. For ticket reservations call Telecharge at 212-239-6200 or visit www.telecharge.com.
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Iconographer shares skills, tradition through seminars
He'll go any distance to tell the love story, which began when he was 12.
The Rev. Peter Pearson will visit Pittsburgh to lead an icon retreat at the Mt. Alvernia campus of the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities in Millvale from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. March 11 through March 15. After 43 years, he still is exploring his passion for this ancient artistry and has created hundreds of icons for private collections, churches and institutions.
As a boy, he remembers seeing his first icon, "The Mother of God with Three Hands," a painting connected with St. John of Damascus, who defended the continued use of this Orthodox devotional art style in the eighth century. As the story is told, the saint's written defense was so fiery that in punishment, his right hand was cut off. But after many prayers of healing in front of the icon, his hand miraculously was restored. In thanksgiving, St. John added a silver hand-shaped token to the painting.
"It's kind of a 'Where's Waldo?' thing," Pearson said about when people see the icon for the first time.
"Then, they say, 'Oh, three hands.'"
Pearson was struck by the beauty within the image.
He used cardboard and markers for his first exploration of the art. Then, with his mother's ceramic paints and an old drawer, he created a kind of "Mary in a Shadow Box."
"There's so much more than technique. There's history, theology, technology," he said, "but the most significant component of the process is prayer."
By continuing to pray, he said, "you paint what you know, not what you know about."
In his Irish-Catholic household, there always were plenty of holy cards and statues to give the young artist inspiration.
"There were trappings of religion always around us in Williamsport, but no experience with the Byzantine Catholics," Pearson, 55, now of Scranton, said.
Because of this interest in icons, he became "the alien artist."
"I was always the kid doing something unusual," he said. "My parents rolled their eyes a lot."
He became a Catholic priest and a well-known iconographer who has studied with teachers all around the country. Today, he is an Episcopal priest and has conducted hundreds of seminars of his own. He also has written books that explore icon traditions.
When he lived in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood, a little more than 10 years ago, he welcomed Sister Rosaire Kopczenski of Mt. Alvernia and others to his icon studio once a week. There, they would paint and drink tea.
"Peter was always guiding us to touch the 'world behind the icon' we were painting…" Sister Rosaire said. "As one learned the depth of meaning behind the icon, a kind of quiet reverence for our work grew."
That is Pearson's hope for any student.
The group at the Mt. Alvernia retreat will paint an angel after Pearson draws the pattern and sets the tone.
"We'll start with the face and work our way out," he explained, "beginning with the darkest shadow tones and building light upon it. It's a backwards kind of painting."
As they gain confidence and learn from each other, he'll remind them, "Be gentle with yourself. Michelangelo did not begin with the Sistine Chapel."
Sister Rosaire finds icon painting, which she still does, to be contemplative.
"In the icon classes, a sacred bond develops among the students," she said.
After 15 to 20 years, Pearson said, if students practice, study and pray long enough, they'll be able to design their own icon.
"In painting icons, you learn the tradition and forget yourself," he said, "unlike in Western art, when you express yourself."
When the piece is finished, there are no signatures to scrawl across the painting. Rather, iconographers sign the reverse of the piece.
"We do our best and step back," Pearson said.
Dona S. Dreeland is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-772-6353 or email@example.com.


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The whole world wrestles with change today. The Russians are working hard at it, and succeeding—three steps forward and two backward. After all, it is not just changing from last year, but from a thousand years of autocracy, whatever the name for it. Machiavelli said, "…the initiator [of change] has the enmity of all who would profit by the preservation of the old institutions and merely lukewarm defenders in those who would gain by the new ones."
The most quoted example of change in Russia is McDonalds. While not a big McDonald's fan in America, I have great respect for them in Russia. I was impressed, watching the attendants at the cash registers raising their hands to signal they were ready for the next customer. I also watched the supervisor behind them, walking up and down the line, encouraging, helping, and training the new girls.
One dayI went to lunch with the president of McDonalds in Russia. I told him, "The criticism of America for exporting fast food totally misses the point. What McDonalds has exported is efficiency, cleanliness, quality, and pride of accomplishment. Ideas are the most valuable export." The company reports that the original location at Pushkin Square is still today the most popular McDonald's in the entire world. Over the past 20 years, it has served more than 130 million customers. That's a lot of beef and chips. The company now runs restaurants in sixty Russian cities and expanding.
Still there is some resistance to "corrupting Western ideas." But, today they can choose, for the first time in seventy years if not a millennium. They have come a long way. It's not such a "fearful burden" anymore. Now many of the "lukewarm defenders" of the new ideas are hot "gainers," hot as Russia's Big Macs. Machiavelli might be surprised.
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North City Market, 3130 North Main Ave., will undergo a $1.75 million renovation, according to a building permit filed with the city of Durango.
The 39,000-square foot supermarket was built in 1978. The permit states the building will receive upgraded mechanical infrastructure as well as a new canopy over the front entrance.
Most of the work appears to be interior re-modeling along the lines of its recently refurbished sister store, south City Market, 6 Town Plaza. Calls to the City Market corporate spokesman were not returned.
The south City Market underwent a 10-month long renovation in 2012. The work was estimated to cost $2.27 million.


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ProsPolished interface and rich coding platform open up game programming to beginners.
ConsOften-confusing interface can stymie eager new coders.
Bottom LineOffers a promising new direction in the world of code-learning tools, but offers its own unique language rather than a standard one, so expect some quirks.
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A game-building system that turns tweet-sized code commands into on-screen actions sounds like a perfect fit for young game developers. In practice, Beta gets confusing fast, leaving players more intrigued than engaged.
Beta's "type code and see the result" approach to game building and puzzle solving will immediately connect with teachers looking for a way to bring programming to life.
Despite tutorial levels, a wiki, and lots of walk-through videos on YouTube, Beta needs an easy place to ask questions and a more formal curriculum to help teachers get up to speed and frame a series of classroom activities.
Beta offers a reasonably rich set of tools for game development that should work well as part of a game-development class or club. The depth of the tool set, and the fact that players can easily load levels created by the Beta team and others, will provide users with plenty of challenges as they improve their coding skills. Because Beta has its own programming language, however, and uses a sometimes awkward interface, teachers might find they have to spend more time than they would like supporting the idiosyncrasies of the tool. Ultimately, though, Beta makes coding easy, which will draw students in and get them started.Read more Read less
Beta the Game provides a candy-colored, block-shaped world ready for some Super Mario Bros.-style running and jumping action. The polished graphics and simple style draw the player in. But into what? Moving around on the screen, players soon discover they'll take on the role of coder: writing short, simple scripts to control an on-screen world.
Moving, jumping, and shooting in this world provide a familiar gaming context. As the player soon discovers, writing short code commands, such as "add crate" or "add platform x:3 y:5," provide the depth in the game. Tutorial levels help players learn the game's codePOP program environment, offering puzzle-like challenges that require programming code snippets to modify each level.
Patient players who stick with the game long enough to become versed in the terse codePOP terminal can invest their skills in designing new game levels that they can store and share through the Beta network. But everyone who plays Beta will learn at least a little code as they program to play.Read more Read less
Many educational programming games feature go-as-you-play formats. What sets Beta apart is the proprietary codePOP environment. Blending concepts from code scripting and object-oriented programming makes writing codePOP commands fairly simple. Because of this, a teacher who wants to encourage kids to try out coding will find Beta an easy way for students to dip their toes in the water. Since the code approach itself is somewhat novel, however, students may have some difficultly translating their Beta learning to more traditional programming languages.
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Congrats on the first place win. Nice image.
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Maybe they both bat for the other team. ;-)
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Deer he change the title?
Congratulations. It was a fantastic entry.
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Hi Ruth. Yeah, that's right. I should have been more specific. Thanks.
I really don't understand the negative comments on here. I had the G10, the G12 and now the G1X. The G1X is an amazing camera with great IQ for its size. I take it along with me when I don't want to lug my DSLR and lenses. Yeah it's not pocket size like the S100, but it's not that much bigger either and is so much more versatile. It lacks the speed of a DSLR, but I knew that when I bought it. I think it could be priced lower, but the fact that I get a much larger sensor with great IQ, compared to the other compacts, makes this a winner IMO.
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D800 and 5Dmk3, that supposed to be an affordable FF (well previous versions certainly were) suddenly are becoming unaffordable.
On the other hand. I can't blame Nikon on taking easy money from idiots, that are buying joly expensive cameras and shooting flowers in the yard...
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Top Dog Imaging: As a professional dog photographer, I find this article and most of the photographs in it superficial/amateurish. I wish that I had known about the editor's decision to publish a series on dog photography. I would have been thrilled to share my experience and knowledge. For the real deal check out my blog and website at www.topdogimaging.net.
The article's photos are really great. They are fresh, inventive and full of life. I am sorry TDI, I checked your website out expecting spectacular results after your arrogant tirade against the author of the article. Instead I ended up looking at boring, run of the mill shots with similar poses, flat lighting. And I wouldn't advertise you were a college professor, if this is your level of work. You say that the author's work is amateurish, but I would take a good look in the mirror if I were you.
Confidence is sexy, arrogance is not!
Shane Pope: Images that i really care about do not get posted on the internet larger than 500X300 AT 72 DPI saves a lot of stress in the long run
But wouldn't the dpi have an effect on the print quality (if the freeloader were to print that image)?
Great article. Thanks for all this info.
Excellent shot that deserved a place in the top 3.
Great shot with nice composition. Congrats
One of the most creative shots in this challenge. Very well thought and I really hope you do well in the challenge.
Very nice shot with nice colors and good understanding of the theme!
Nice colors and good composition!
Truly excellent composition and treatment. You really captured the spirit of the challenge. All the best to your entry and hopefully it will do well!
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Bob Carter has been cherry picking for a long time, trying to make global warming go away. Tamino examines Carter's latest effort. This, for me, was the highlight
Carter does pay lip service to the idea of a trend. But he disdains the trend for the entire data set — in fact he seems to disdain trends altogether — instead showing these two straight lines, one ending at 1997, the other beginning at 1999:
He then tells a fable about the 1998 el Nino causing some kind of "shift" in the fundamental state of the climate system, after which it "settled in" to a different basic temperature level. There's a name for his kind of theory.
More to the point, the two lines he draws aren't trend lines. He just drew two flat lines to give the impression of no change. There's a name for that too.
Here are actual trend lines up to 1997, and after 1999:
I note that even his cherry picked horizontal lines don't fit the data as well (i.e. have a higher chi squared statistic) as the trend line through the whole data set.


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Analyst Profile
Frank Ridder
Managing VP
10 years at Gartner
24 years industry experience
Roles and Responsibilities
Frank Ridder is a Managing Vice President in Gartner Research in the area of IT services and sourcing. In addition to leading a global research team, he mainly helps organizations through their complete sourcing activities for infrastructure services, including the data center and the end-user side. He is a leading author on multisourcing competencies, infrastructure utilities and cloud sourcing (for that, he won the Gartner Thought Leadership Award in 2012). Mr. Ridder is also the research leader for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Prior to his work in the IT industry, he spent five years in the telecommunications industry. In addition to his work at Gartner, Mr. Ridder has lectured on IT services at the University of Applied Science in Neu-Ulm, Germany, since 2009.
Areas of Coverage
- Outsourcing & IT Services
Frank Ridder's Recent Gartner Activity
Latest Research
Previous Experience
Before joining Gartner, Mr. Ridder led HP's outsourcing marketing in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He was responsible for all outbound marketing programs, analyst and press relations, sales development programs, and funnel development programs. Prior to that, he held various positions in national and international outsourcing sales, engagement, and client management.
Professional Background
Hewlett-Packard GmbH, Outsourcing Marketing Manager, EMEA, 15 years
Industry Awards/Accolades
2004: Marketing All Star Award, HP
2005: HP Services EMEA Top Achievers Club
2008: Nominee for the Gartner Global Analyst Award
2009: Gartner Research Group Award
2009: Nominee for the Gartner Sales Leadership Award
2010: Nominee for the Gartner Sales Leadership Award
2011: Winner of the Gartner Thought Leadership Award
Certified Mediator (University for Distance Learning, Hagen)
Diploma in Automation, University of Applied Science, Dusseldorf
Executive Education Programs: IMD, Tuck, ITSMA


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Here, at long last, is the final version of the yarn bowl I've been working on. Patterns and instructions will be appearing in Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts, probably late this year. I'm very pleased with the project, and hope that many knitters make good use of it.
For the bowl maker, it provides a new shape to work with, and a new technique--decorative cutting of the finished bowl. I took advantage of the few warmer days we had last month to get it finished, and am really looking forward to getting back to work in my shop.
Friday, January 31, 2014
The yarn bowl--final version
Posted by Carole at 8:45 AM
Labels: decorative cutting, scrolled bowls, wooden bowls, yarn bowl
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Great! Yet another project! As if I didn't have enough stuff to do!ReplyDelete
Carole - I've perused your book and it's amazing! Excellent work! I had to score a scroll saw just to try out new projects!
Sorry for the delay in responding--just noticed the comment. Glad you like the book--there's still a world of amazing projects out there that are yet to be made, and I'm doing my best to get as many of them done as I can!ReplyDelete
Is there a place to find this pattern?ReplyDelete
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The answer to this question has two answers...Two very
different answers that are both correct in their own truths
and yet have caused confusion upon each other.
Definition #1: A Drum Horse is a horse, any horse, that has
been appointed a position in the Military /
Calvary / Mounted troops and Regiments to
carry heavy kettle drums and a drummer (rider).
The name for this horse reflects it's job not it's
breed heritage.
Definition # 2: A Drum Horse is a breed of horse that began
to be developed as a Breed in the United
States of America in the early 2000's.
Clydesdales, Shires, Freisians & Gypsy Cobs
are the four breeds that are allowed to be bred
together to produce a Drum Horse with a
MINIMUM of 7/8 of ANY combination of
those four breeds and must display pinto
coloring. To be registered as a Premium Drum
Horse- foals born on or after 1/1/2006
MUST contain a minimum of 1/8 Gypsy Cob to
be approved as Premium . All Drum Horses are
required to be a minimum height of 16 hands
high. They are a heavily feathered, quintessential
heavy riding horse with a calm disposition,
along with the agility, movement and
athleticism to excel in a variety of ridden and
driven disciplines.
These are two totally different "horses" that happen to have
the same name....one as a job description and one as a breed
Let us deal with the history of the horse that has been
formally & traditionally called a "Drum Horse" throughout
history as a JOB TITLE first.
Archaeological evidence from excavations indicate that drums
of one kind or another have existed for around 30,000 years.
The marching or military drum as we know them today, were
brought to Europe by soldiers returning from The Crusades .
Drums were used in the military to strike fear into the hearts
of the enemy. The resolve of fellow soldiers would also be
strengthened ...for as long as the drums continued to sound,
the fighting soldiers knew that the Colours or flags/banners
were still safe. Drum beatings also became a means of loudly
confirming the order of the Commanding Officer's vocal
orders that would often times be drowned out in the mêlée
of battle.
>Please visit this link for A Brief History of the Military Drum
leading to the Evolution of the Pipe Band Drumming.
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat version:
Since prehistoric times horses have played prominent roles
in warfare. "Coupling them with military music has resulted
in a tradition of horse-mounted military bands that spread
throughout Europe and followed British, French, Portuguese
and Spanish colonization to Africa, Australia and North
and South America." (as quoted from Mounted Musicians
February 2004 By Bruce P. Gleason, Ph.D) Please visit this
link to read the article on Mounted Musicians.
Obviously the horses used in battle (mounted military) had to
be well trained, strong and dependable horses. Size seemed to
help to for what better an intimidation than to have beasts
over 1000 pounds charging in upon you. The horses used to
carry the drums however had to be of substantial size for
the kettle drums used were heavy ...usually made of copper
or silver. The combined weight of the drums and rider
(Drummer)could easily exceed 300 pounds hence requiring
a horse of size and strength. This horse also required an even
calm temperament and willingness to maneuver with the
slightest of commands, which for the horse carrying the drums
meant being controlled by leg aides and cues rather than
actual use of the reins. The reins were attached to the stirrups
for the Drummer needed his hands to beat the drums.
Draft horses, draft type horses, Baroque horses, and basically
Any horse of stature, intelligence and a calm (unflappable)
nature were perfect candidates for use as the Drum horse.
Horses used to carry the Drums were usually over 16 hands
(Click on a thumbnail to view a larger picture of the a "Drum
horse"to better see the reins attached to the stirrups. Then use
your back button to get back to this page. )
Please visit these links below to read about the "Drum Horse"
(the horse that caries the drums in the mounted infantry )
and the regiments that used them.
"Traditional Drum Horses" throughout history have not been of
any one particular breed (although the draft and draft type
horses proved to be excellent for the job). The history of the
"Drum Horse"....named so because of it's Job...has been well
documented in both script and pictures. The later being easily
viewed as collectible post cards.
(Please click on the thumbnail below to view a larger picture
and use your back button to get back to this page)
|"The Rout of the White Hussars"
by Rudyard Kipling
| As you can see in the many pictures of "Drum Horses"
above....they seem to be a variety of breeds and mixed
breeds. Some of the pictures denote certain breed
charatoristics...such as several of the gated breeds.
Others look like Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire, and crosses
of them. What we call Spotted Drafts here in America
and the Europeans call Colored horses also seem to be
used as a "Drum Horse". Once again this is a Job Title
and nothing more.A "Drum Horse" was/ is a type of
horse....Not a Breed in this case.
(^These horses display characteristics
of Gaited Breeds)
(^These horses display characteristics of Belgians,
Clydesdales, Shires and crosses as well as Spotted
Drafts & Colored Horses.)
So the Traditional Drum Horse... or British Drum Horse
as they have been called, is NOT a Breed of horse but
rather just the Job name for a horse that is used to carry
the Kettle Drums and a Drummer in the mounted infantry .
The horse can be ANY breed of horse as long as it fits the
criteria needed to perform it's job of being the horse that
carries the drums in the military band.
The horse that carries the drums needs to be a docile,
intelligent, willing horse that is of stature (usually no less
than 16hh) capable of carrying the weight of the drums
and a rider (drummer). Possessing an unflappable nature
is obviously a key element since there will be two drums
played loudly upon it's back.
Now...the "Drum Horse" as a BREED.
The Drum Horse as a breed was in fact inspired by
the recent use of the Job titled drum horses that were
heavily feathered, such as horses that were produced
from Shires that were crossed with Dutch Warmbloods
used as mounted military drum horses in the Queen of
England's Regiments. The Shire crosses were usually
Pinto in coloring and flashy. High colored Clydesdales
are also used as a mounted military drum horse.
If I recall right....several of these high colored, flashy,
heavily feathered horses were given as gifts to the Queen.
In 1988 the Queen Mother presented the Queen's
Royal Hussars with a new mascot, a grey Clydesdale
Drum Horse called Peninsula.
It is these horses that inspired the Gypsy Cob & Drum
Horse Association to establish a breed called a Drum
Horse honoring the name of the job that those heavy
feathered horses of inspiration perform.
The Drum Horse Breed Standards (as taken from the
GCDHA Breed Standards web page) is as follows:
The purpose of the Drum Horse is to develop the
quintessential heavy riding horse utilizing the bloodlines of
the Gypsy Cob, Shire, Clydesdale and Friesian. The ideal
Drum Horse would display the calm disposition, profuse
feathering and pinto markings reminiscent of, and inspired
by, some recent working Drum Horses in use by HRM the
Queen of England's cavalry, along with the agility,
movement and athleticism to excel in a variety of ridden and
driven disciplines.
(NOTE: Many times people ask the GCDHA if they can
register a horse that is a non-feathered spotted draft. The
answer to that question is no; the horse must be a blend of
one or more of the above mentioned heavily feathered draft
breeds because feather is a recessive gene, and a mark of
the Drum Horse breed in America. The only way to preserve
the heavy feathering of the Drum Horse is to breed heavily
feathered horses to other heavily feathered horses. Breeding
a smooth legged horse to a feathered horse will result in a
smooth legged or lightly feathered horse, which would not
meet the Drum Horse registration requirements.)
Minimum 16hh and upwards. For regular registration
status, the smaller of the 2 parents must be at least 15hh.
General Appearance
The overall appearance of a Drum Horse should give the
impression of intelligence, kindness, strength and agility.
The Drum Horse is considered a heavy riding horse and
should display the athleticism to allow for a pleasant day of
hunting, hacking or other ridden discipline. The ideal Drum
Horse should also excel at driving. They should be a large
well-muscled horse of either medium weight or heavy
weight, with good quality bone, a sturdy body, kind
expression and abundant hair.
The Drum Horse should be, above all else, a kind and
willing partner. It should display an intelligent character
and docile temperament with a calm and sensible attitude.
Mane and tail should be long and thick. Abundant feather
should start at the knees and hocks, preferably with some
hair running down the front of the leg as well as the back.
Feather should be soft and silky but may be straight or
curling, and should cover the hoof. Docking of tails is not
permissible*. Trimming of any mane, tail, or feather is
frowned upon, unless required in a discipline in which the
horse in question competes. A small bridle path is allowed,
as is the trimming of facial and belly hair if so desired.
(*Mature Horses registered with the GCDHA will be
grandfathered on the docking rule. Rule applies ONLY to
foals born after 2004.)
Regular registered Drum Horses may have any base color
but must express an obviously pinto pattern which may
include sabino, overo, or tobiano markings (or combinations
thereof). Frame overos are allowed but discouraged. To
determine the minimum amount of white, for eligibility,
draw an imaginary line from elbow to stifle. The white must
be above this line (excluding the head) and be a minimum of
10 inches in length. If the white is in a long, narrow pattern,
the length must be at least 14 inches and the width a
minimum of 3 inches
When in motion, the ideal Drum Horse should move with
action, power, grace, and agility. Head carriage and
collection should appear natural, not overly exaggerated or
forced. Movement should be free, straight and square with
ample impulsion. Knee action should be somewhat snappy
but a long, free moving shoulder should allow the ability to
reach forward in a classic extension. The horse should move
up under itself with a smooth, powerful stride, should be
light on the forehand and exhibit 3 good gaits. The Drum
Horse's movement should be suitable for a variety of ridden
and driven disciplines.
The head should be in proportion to the body, neither too
large nor too small, with broad forehead, generous jaw,
square muzzle and even bite. The ears should be cleanly
shaped and well set on. The eyes should be large and set
well apart with an intelligent, kind expression. Eyes can be
any color, and blue eyes shall not be penalized. Both convex
and straight profiles are acceptable. Stallions and geldings
should have a masculine appearance to the head, and mares
a feminine appearance.
The neck should be substantial and well muscled with a
defined arch. It should be clean through the throat, not too
short, and tie in well at the shoulder and withers. Stallions
may exhibit a masculine crest in proper relationship to the
size and thickness of neck.
The chest should be broad with ample muscle. The muscle
along the bottom of the chest should appear in an inverted
"V" shape as it ties into the forearm.
The shoulders should be deep, powerful and of a correct
slope to allow for ample, free movement.
Withers should be average in height, not too high, with a
generous layer of muscle.
The back should be short and supple, well muscled and tie
in strongly at the loin.
The barrel should be deep with well sprung ribs and a solid
covering of muscle. The flank should be as deep as the girth.
The loin should be strong and tie into the croup with a
smooth, well muscled appearance.
Smooth and rounded across a long croup, with a medium to
high tail set, long hip with wide pelvis and well muscled
thighs and buttocks.
Feet & Legs
The legs should be set squarely under the body, straight,
with clean joints and plenty of dense, flat bone. Forearms
and thighs should be well muscled. Hindlegs should display
clean and well defined hocks that are broad, deep, flat and
wide when viewed from the side. The Drum Horse may or
may not exhibit the influence of the draft horse hockset.
Pasterns should be long enough to allow a proper slope of
about 45 degrees from the hoof head to the fetlock joint. Feet
must be sound and substantial with a generous, open heel.
These rules and changes are effective 1/1/2005.
Regular*- Pedigree must contain a minimum of 7/8 Gypsy
Cob, Shire, Clydesdale or Friesian breeding (in any
combination). No full blooded Gypsy Cobs, Shires,
Clydesdales, or Friesians may be registered as Regular. The
horse must meet all of the physical requirements of the
breed as put forth in the Breed Standard, (and must be of
*pinto coloration). The smaller of the 2 parents must be a
minimum height of 15hh.
*If horse submitted for registration is a foal born on or after
1/1/2006, the foal's pedigree MUST contain a minimum of
1/8 Gypsy Cob to be approved for Regular registration.
Note: For registration in the Regular Category, horses must
be vet certified to stand a minimum of 16hh on or before
their 5th birthday. Any horse whose application for
registration is submitted without a Height Certification, or a
growing horse with a current certified height of less than
16hh, will receive temporary papers until such time that a
Height Certification form is submitted that certifies the horse
is at least 16hh. Any horse that will be bred before their 5th
birthday should submit Height Certification before breeding
for purposes of registering the foal in the proper category.
Breeding Stock (previously called Appendix) - Pedigree must
contain a minimum of 3/4 Gypsy Cob, Shire, Clydesdale, or
Friesian breeding (in any combination). (Full blooded
Shires, Clydesdales, or Friesians will be issued an
Identification Number rather than a registration certificate.)
The horse must meet the physical requirements of the breed
as put forth in the Breed Standard. The amount of feathering
on a Breeding Stock horse may be somewhat lighter than
that of a regular registered horse, but must be consistent
with a horse who is a minimum of 3/4 Gypsy Cob, Shire,
Clydesdale, or Friesian. Breeding Stock horses may be solid
in coloration, and/or may have been bred from one parent
who stands less than 15hh tall.
Note: For registration in the Breeding Stock Category,
horses must be vet certified to stand a minimum of 15hh on
or before their 5th birthday. Any horse whose application for
registration is submitted without a Height Certification, or a
growing horse with a current certified height of less than
15hh, will receive temporary papers until such time that a
Height Certification form is submitted that certifies the horse
is at least 15hh. Any horse that will be bred before their 5th
birthday should submit Height Certification before breeding
for purposes of registering the foal in the proper category.
Light Horse Crossbred*- Horses with one parent that is a
registered Drum Horse or Gypsy Cob, and one parent of any
light horse breed. (4 photos of light horse must be provided
with foal's application) May be of any coloration.
*Crossbred stallions are not eligible for registration, so colts
must be gelded prior to submitting an application for
Heavy Horse Crossbred**- Horses with one parent that is a
registered Drum Horse or Gypsy Cob, and one parent of any
non-feathered draft breed (ie, Percheron, Belgian, Spotted
Draft, American Cream Draft, or Suffolk). The non-Gypsy
Cob/Drum parent must be of obvious draft horse type (4
photos of draft horse must be provided with foal's
application) and may be of any coloration.
**Fillies/mares from this division are eligible for a
breeding-up program to produce foals that are 3/4 Drum
Horse and eligible for Breeding Stock registration, OR foals
that are 7/8 and eligible for Premium registration. Stallions
are not eligible for registration, so colts must be gelded prior
to submitting an application for registration.
Any horse seeking Drum Horse registration with the
GCDHA must either be:
*The offspring of two regular registered Drum Horses,
*The offspring of one regular registered Drum Horse and
one Breeding Stock registered Drum Horse,
*Or meet the breeding and physical requirements as
described below:
In order to register a stallion or mare as a regular Drum
Horse, the bloodlines must contain a MINIMUM of 7/8 of
ANY combination of the following breeds: Friesian,
Clydesdale, Shire, Drum Horse, and/or Gypsy Cob. Effective
Jan. 1, 2005, no full-blooded Shires, Clydesdales, Friesians
or Gypsy Cobs may be Premium registered as Drum
Horses. Foals born after Jan. 1, 2006 must be a minimum of
1/8 Gypsy Cob. The horse must display pinto coloration, and
physically meet the Drum Horse Breed Standard as
In order to register a stallion or mare as a Breeding Stock
Drum Horse, the bloodlines must contain a MINIMUM of
3/4 of ANY combination of the following breeds: Friesian,
Clydesdale, Shire, Drum Horse, and/or Gypsy Cob, AND
the horse must also physically meet the Drum Horse Breed
Standard as published. Pinto coloration is not a requirement
for Breeding Stock registration. Breeding Stock horses must
be at least 15hh tall by their 5th birthday.
Note: Horses registered as Drum Horses may not be dual
registered as a Gypsy Cob/Vanner, either purebred or
part-bred. Such dual registration will be cause to cancel any
Drum Horse registration.
|A Note About the Drum Horse
and Why the GCDHA Recognizes it as a Breed Type:
The Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse Association believes many
people will fall in love with the Gypsy Cob but prefer a
larger horse. This desire for a larger horse could,
essentially, jeopardize the future of the true Gypsy Cob, here
in North America. By endeavoring to develop a breed known
as the Drum Horse, we can celebrate the colorful history of
the horses that have performed this job and still provide a
larger Gypsy "type" horse while preserving the heritage and
future of the true traditional Gypsy Cob.
It is our intent that by using the name Drum Horse, there
will be a clearer distinction between the traditional horse
bred by the Romany people and the larger horse bred more
for utilization as a heavy riding horse. Our goal is to develop
the larger type horse as a breed while retaining the same
willing disposition and overall appearance of the Gypsy Cob.
The genetics of the true traditional horse can thus be
documented and protected while breeders of the larger
horse are provided an open, documented and honest
medium for promoting and marketing their horses.