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GM Danny Ainge spilled the beans: the Celtics have agreed on terms with forward Jeff Green.
Green's agent, David Falk, confirmed with CBS Sports that a framework was in place. Green sat out the 2011-12 season after heart surgery. Boston acquired him at the 2011 trade deadline in a deal that sent Kendrick Perkins to Oklahoma City.
"I'm very happy. I can't say I'm surprised. He's where he wants to be," Falk said.
Green, 25, is a versatile player who hung around the team despite the fact that his previous contract had to be voided upon the discovery of an aortic aneurysm. He has career averages of 13.9 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.6 assists and was the No. 5 overall pick in 2007.
Terms of the multiyear contract weren't initially available, but he Celtics extended Green a $9 million qualifying offer before his health issues popped up.
"We've added a couple of great professionals in Jeff Green and Jason Terry and we drafted three guys that I think are very professional and add to the locker room," Ainge said earlier on Saturday.
Green rejoins a team attempting to reload around Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo, rather than rebuild, though losing shooting guard Ray Allen to the Miami Heat is a setback. Boston lost to Miami in the Eastern Conference finals last month.


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OK, so I'm trying to release this as a theme, but here's the problem.
Currently, comment_class() add "odd" or "even" to a comment's class, presumably to enable alternating colors on a list of comments. It's pretty fail when it comes to threaded comments, though.
- comment 1
- first reply to comment 1
- reply to the reply
- Second reply to comment 1
- first reply to comment 1
- comment 2
In this example, clearly you'd want comment 1 to be class="odd" and comment 2 to be class="even" if you were alternating colors. No dice. comment_class is no respecter of hierarchy or depth.
In this scenario you get:
- comment 1: class="odd"
- first reply to comment 1: class="even"
- reply to the reply : class="odd"
- Second reply to comment 1: class="even"
- first reply to comment 1: class="even"
- comment 2: class="odd"
Note that comment 1 and comment 2 both get the same class, and therefore if they're used for styles, they'll get the same appearance. True, they also get "thread-odd" and "thread-even" (respectively) so you can style on that, but that doesn't help with first reply and second reply — which both get class="even". Only the first level in the hierarchy gets "thread-odd" and "thread-even" so you've still got two sequential comments with identical styling.
It would be useful if the "odd" and "even" assignments reset for each level of a thread. Then I could use them in conjunction with their level (which is already assigned by comment_class()) to get approprite styles. So we'd get this:
- comment 1 (class="odd thread-odd depth-1″)
- first reply to comment 1 (class="odd depth-2″)
- reply to the reply (class="odd depth-3″)
- Second reply to comment 1 (class="even depth-2″)
- first reply to comment 1 (class="odd depth-2″)
- comment 2 (class="even thread-even depth-1″)
- first reply to comment2 (class="odd depth-2″)
if a depth was an even number, it would have one pattern for odd/even. If the depth was an odd number, then it would have a different pattern for odd/even.
I have had a number of thoughts today for how to fix this so I could get what I wanted. Using jQuery to correct all the classes after it all loaded was one idea. Another was to write my own functions for not only how each comment displays but also for displaying the whole list. In the end, I think the simplest way is to hack the core modules, which means it won't be going into the distributed version of this theme. Although I might find a simple way to get it all in how I want it without duplicating the entire comment_function.php file.
Anyway, for the curious, this is how I do it. I use the following code to replace WordPress's get_comment_class() in */includes/comment-template.php
global $comment_alt, $comment_depth, $comment_thread_alt, $mdg_leveltrack, $mdg_lastdepth;
if (!empty($comment_depth) ) $mdg_lastdepth = $comment_depth; #eric did this
$comment = get_comment($comment_id);
$classes = array();
// Get the comment type (comment, trackback),
$classes[] = ( empty( $comment->comment_type ) ) ? 'comment' : $comment->comment_type;
// If the comment author has an id (registered), then print the log in name
if ( $comment->user_id > 0 && $user = get_userdata($comment->user_id) ) {
// For all registered users, 'byuser'
$classes[] = 'byuser';
$classes[] = 'comment-author-' . sanitize_html_class($user->user_nicename, $comment->user_id);
// For comment authors who are the author of the post
if ( $post = get_post($post_id) ) {
if ( $comment->user_id === $post->post_author ) $classes[] = 'bypostauthor';
if ( empty($comment_alt) ) $comment_alt = 0;
if ( empty($comment_depth) ) $comment_depth = 1;
if ( empty($comment_thread_alt) ) $comment_thread_alt = 0;
#Eric's code starts
if ( empty($mdg_leveltrack) ) $mdg_leveltrack= array(1=>0, 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0);
if ( empty($mdg_lastdepth) ) $mdg_lastdepth = 0;
if ($mdg_lastdepth < $comment_depth) $mdg_leveltrack[$comment_depth] = 0;
$mdg_leveltrack[$comment_depth] ++;
if ($mdg_leveltrack[$comment_depth] % 2) {
$classes[] = 'odd';
$classes[] = 'alt';
} else {
$class[] = 'even';
/* end eric's code, but then he commented out this bit here
if ( $comment_alt % 2 ) {
$classes[] = 'odd';
$classes[] = 'alt';
} else {
$classes[] = 'even';
// Alt for top-level comments
if ( 1 == $comment_depth ) {
if ( $comment_thread_alt % 2 ) {
$classes[] = 'thread-odd';
$classes[] = 'thread-alt';
} else {
$classes[] = 'thread-even';
$classes[] = "depth-$comment_depth";
if ( !empty($class) ) {
if ( !is_array( $class ) ) $class = preg_split('#\s+#', $class);
$classes = array_merge($classes, $class);
$classes = array_map('esc_attr', $classes);
return apply_filters('comment_class', $classes, $class, $comment_id, $post_id);


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I had a root canal and crown done on #9 in July of 2008. Six months later a sore spot developed about 1/4 inch above the edge of the gum line, just about even with the bottom of the left nostril. The dentist that did the work cut the gum open to reveal a hole in the bone, but no infection. Tests revealed I probably have a fractured root, even though it does not show up in an x-ray. Now we are talking an implant, but first the tooth has to be removed and the bone allowed to grow back. I am looking at about 6 grand for the total costs. How long can I let this go? It has been about 13 months since the sore spot developed.
It is not a good idea to delay the extraction of the tooth. The longer the infection is there, the more bone is lost and the less likely an ideal outcome with the implant will be reached. However, if necessary for financial reasons, the extraction can be done and then the implant delayed. A temporary removable partial denture could be done to simulate the tooth appearance until the funds for an implant could be saved. It may also be possible to reduce the overall implant fee by seeking care at a College of Dentistry.
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Tahoe Photographers Fellowship 2013 workshop slated for May
March 21, 2013
TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — Professional photographer Bret Cole has organized the Lake Tahoe Photographers Fellowship 2013 workshop, set to happen in Tahoe City May 2-5. This gathering is designed to bring together wedding and event photographers to network, refine techniques and learn from the best in the business.
Featured guest speakers include the talented Stephanie Anderson of One Fine Day Events and the Tahoe Unveiled blog, Don Weinstein of Photo Impact Imaging Lab, Alexandra Tremaine of Alexandra Tremaine Photography and Scott Corridan, a nationally recognized event planner and interior designer who happens to reside in the Tahoe area. Corridan was named one of the top 10 celebrity event producers by In Style in 2008 and his work has been featured in In Style Weddings, Town & Country, Martha Stewart Weddings, The Knot as well as on ABC's Extreme Makeover and Access Hollywood and more. Visit ScottCorridan.net for more information.
"We're extremely excited to gather our guest speakers and have them provide workshop participants with their expert perspective. And I'm thrilled to have Scott Corridan as part of the event," Cole said. "Scott has a real love for what he does and that comes across in his work and is integral to his success. That's what we want to share over the weekend – finding and keeping your passion. I think a lot of people lose focus of why we do what we do."
The workshop will be comprised of portfolio reviews, forums and presentations about finding and creating unique niches, branding, and how to make your career your passion.
The cost of the full three-day workshop is $2,300 and includes two nights lodging at the Cedar Lodge in Tahoe City, breakfast all three days and dinners Friday and Saturday evenings. A one-day workshop, with meals, is available for $875. The fee to attend just photo shoots and lectures is $800. Discounts are available if attendees sign up with a friend. The deadline to register for the workshop is April 2. For more information or to register, go to Bretcole.com/workshops.
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Seattle Sounders coach Sigi Schmid is suspended one game and must pay a $2,000 MLS fine for his comments about game officials in a match earlier this week.
Word of the punishment came Friday from MLS commissioner Don Garber. In a league release, Garber said: "Sigi Schmid's comments earlier this week about the officiating were unacceptable. MLS requires that its players, coaches, and club leadership maintain proper respect for the officials at all times."
According to club officials, Schmid will sit out Sunday's match against FC Dallas. Assistant Brian Schmetzer will run the club.
Schmid was miffed at officials during Wednesday's match against Real Salt Lake. In particular, his target was referee Ricardo Salazar. At halftime of the match, the Seattle Times reported, Schmid said games were a "nightmare" when Salazar ran them.
Schmid toned down his criticism a bit after the match, which ended 0-0.
"I don't want any more questions about Salazar, but the thing is, our fans know his name," he said. "I don't think many fans know the name of the referee. I think that's an indication."
The Sounders are headed to the MLS playoffs, where Schmid says he fears seeing his nemesis again. "Lord help us if we get Salazar in the playoffs," he said Wednesday.
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It was telling that the night of the game ESPN had only one play in their Top 10 plays of the day, Billips's fake on Horry. That shows how they don't want to show the excitment on the defensive or offensive end. How the basket by Manu that bounced on the rim 5 times before falling after the foul didn't make it is beyond me.
I was watching the first half of the Lakers/Celtics game 4 from "84 today on ESPN Classic. The ball movement, emphasis on making the outlet pass to create a break, and the shooting was amazing. Of course each team haveing at least 3 hall of famers on it helps that along. They were playing defense, just not the pushing, hands on type they play today, especially on the perimeter. The Lakers were actually playing a 2/3 zone most of the time. It was fun to watch.
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I am 23yrs old and have many GI symptoms- BRB in stools, diarrhea, constant abdominal pain for several weeks now (never stops hurting through out the day). I currently do not have insurance and was wondering if there is even a need to get tested. I do have family hx of cancers but none involving the GI or GU systems. `Im also one of those cases that always has the "low percentage diagnosis". For example: Mumps after vaccine and booster, viral stomatitis in my twenties, cholosteotoma, etc. Please let me know what you think. Thanks
I would recommend that at least you see a primary care physician to have an exam and basic blood work. At age 23, it may be sufficient to do a flexible sigmoidoscopy to assess the cause of the diarrhea and rectal bleeding.
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Skin lesions are noted on her arms and legs. When questioned about them, she says that she has had them for "a long time." These lesions are somewhat itchy and are aggravated by the patient's "rubbing" them. She denies any fever, sore throat, vaginal discharge, or previous dermatologic disorders.
Multiple lesions are identified all over her body in no specific pattern; however, they are bilateral and symmetric. The lesions are in different stages of healing, but most are scarred over. After further questioning, the patient says that she has impulses that compel her to "rub" at her skin. She seems embarrassed by the lesions but does not think that they require medical treatment.


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A group of neighbours are suing a Sutton supermarket they say has kept them awake with late night construction work.
Residents in a block of flats in Sutton Park Road near the Morrison's in the town centre claim work on the shop's car park has gone on overnight on more than one occasion causing them to lose so much sleep they were unable to go into work the following day.
Peter Aires said work on the car park went on between 8pm and 5am on Sunday, July 20 and Monday, July 21 causing him to miss two days of work and he, along with other neighbours affected, have written to the supermarket asking for compensation.
Mr Aires said: "It's very noisy even with the windows closed but when it is so hot, you have to have the windows open.
"It feels like they do it at night so they can keep the car park open during opening hours without giving any thought to the neighbours.
"It has gone on until 5am and 6am on consecutive days. It is terrible and it caused me to take two days off work where I was having migraines."
The neighbours have been backed up by the buildings owners AmicusHorizon, which said it was able to reach an agreement with GoGym, which is also nearby, and hopes to be able to do the same with Morrison's.
Michael Cleaver, director of home ownership for AmicusHorizon, said: "AmicusHorizon knows how intrusive this type of noise can be. We support our residents at in their attempt to reduce the impact from Morrison's.
"We've worked with residents and GoGym to reduce the noise from the fitness equipment on the ground floor.
"We really hope Morrison's can follow GoGym's lead and find a solution to help improve the situation."
A spokesman for Morrison's said: "We understand the frustrations of our neighbours regarding the works to our car park.
"It forms part of necessary maintenance for our well used customer car park which we have substantially invested in to improve its condition and durability.
"Due to the nature of the refurbishment, we have had to work during the evening on a few occasions.
"Our onsite team have strived to minimise disruption and have kept our neighbours informed with regular letters detailing the works and highlighting any expected disturbance.
"We expect that work on the car park will be complete in the next few weeks and want to thank residents for bearing with us."


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Chris Lau, Kapitall: Will the Xbox One help Microsoft in the wake of CEO Steve Ballmer's departure, or does it not matter? When Steve Ballmer retires from Microsoft ( MSFT ), opinion will be mixed. The CEO led Microsoft successfully, by growing sales and share price. What he failed to do quickly was position Microsoft as a credible devices and services company. Click on the interactive chart to see MSFT quarterly sales and market cap compared. So where next from here? Two things that will likely weigh on Microsoft after Ballmer retires are the Surface tablet and the phone division. Tablet strategy Microsoft's Surface strategy has yet to play out successfully. The initial Surface RT was not as popular as they had hoped, and the company needed to write down much of the hardware inventory. But the Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 were recently launched, and could find greater success. Lumia unit purchased When Microsoft closes its purchase of the Lumia division from Nokia ( NOK ), it will have full control of the smartphone's development. Profitability could remain a challenge, but Microsoft appears to be willing to act aggressively to grow market share. Together with the Lumia 1520 tablet launch, Microsoft could start to gain inroads in the mobile space. In Q3, Microsoft more than doubled its sales compared to last year. It now has 3.6% of the worldwide market: Source: Gartner Software remains strong Ballmer also leaves behind the Office and Server software divisions. In the most recent quarter, Office product sales grew 11%. Cloud applications are becoming increasingly prevalent, and important, which means Google's (GOOG) Docs will likely become a more competitive threat to Microsoft's Office 365. And the company's SQL Server continues to be strong. Its next version, SQL Server 2014, will offer in-memory and cloud capabilities.
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A class on how to be in a band, start your own band or improve your band's performance will begin Jan. 23 [MONDAY] at East Central University.
"This class will show you how to get a band going, keep it going and eventually get it out of the garage," said instructor Dr. Rick Wetherill, who has been with three garage bands.
The class, part of ECU's Community Education Program, will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 23, Jan. 30 and Feb. 6. The cost is $40. An informal jam session will follow each class.
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A traveling exhibition of works by living Oklahoma artists will be open to the public through Jan. 31 in East Central University's Pogue Art Gallery.
The exhibition, "24 Works on Paper," is a collaboration between Individual Artists of Oklahoma (IAO) and the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC). It is traveling the state for a full year, bringing original, contemporary Oklahoma artwork to viewers in communities large and small.
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Two area legislators received awards Monday [JAN. 9] in recognition of their continued support of higher education.
Dr. Glen D. Johnson, chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education, presented the 2011 Distinguished Service Award to state Rep. Todd Thomsen of Ada and ECU alumnus and state Rep. Wes Hilliard of Sulphur during a ceremony at East Central University.
"These individuals each year, frankly, have distinguished themselves through their courage and leadership (in support of higher education)," Johnson said.
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An Addiction and Recovery Conference to be held Jan. 19 and 20 [THURSDAY-FRIDAY] at East Central University will focus on current issues, trends and strategies in the field of substance abuse and offer information on addiction recovery, treatment and prevention.
The workshop will be presented by ECU's Brandon Whitten Institute for Addiction & Recovery.
Posted on: 06 January, 2012
State Rep. Todd Thomsen of Ada and Rep. Wes Hilliard of Sulphur will receive 2011 Distinguished Service Awards in Ada Monday [JAN. 9] from Dr. Glen D. Johnson, chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
The awards will recognize Thomsen's and Hilliard's continued support for higher education.
Johnson will present the awards at 3:30 p.m. in the Lockmiller Lobby of the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center. ECU President John Hargrave will represent the Council of College and University Presidents. The public is invited.
Posted on: 06 January, 2012
High academic performance during the spring 2012 semester has earned listings on the President's and Deans' Honor Rolls for students at East Central University.
The President's Honor Roll is reserved for students who earned A's in all their courses for a perfect 4.0 grade point average. The Deans' Honor Roll lists students who have at least a 3.33 grade point average with no grade lower than a C. At least 12 credit hours must be completed successfully during the semester to be included on either honor roll.
Posted on: 03 January, 2012
Do you dream of being more flexible, having better balance or finding a workout that makes you dance? If so, East Central University is offering Hatha Yoga, Gentle Yoga and Zumba classes to the community. The Zumba class begins Jan. 10 and both yoga classes begin Jan. 11.
"From gentle exercise to medium exercise or a high-energy workout, you will find something that meets your wants and lifestyle," said Rebecca Gatz, the instructor for the yoga classes.


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Kayaking is a popular activity in the Washington, DC area. The C & O Canal boasts calm waters and an ideal location to enjoy leisurely paddling while you enjoy the scenery between Georgetown and Violettes Lock (mile 22). The Potomac River offers challenging kayaking for the more experienced. There are some dangerous white-water areas between Great Falls and Chain Bridge for more adventurous individuals. There are many local sports outfitters and paddling organizations that lead day trips and overnight excursions to many of the kayaking destinations in Washington, DC metro area. You may also rent a paddle boat to use at the tidal basin on the National Mall.
There are many options for water activities. Please look here for sports shops that will provide you with services.
Happy rowing! Alexis, Innkeeper
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A new PS3 model was just announced at TGS! Smaller and lighter, it'll be available as part of a bundle with Uncharted 3 Game of the Year Edition September 25th.
With over $70 in savings, the new PlayStation®3 250GB system and UNCHARTED 3: Drake's Deception™ Game of the Year Edition bundle, showcase the intensity and realism of the best console for gamers.
UNCHARTED 3: Drake's Deception™ Game of the Year Edition is Nathan Drake's latest adventure that propels the fortune hunter on a trek into the heart of the Arabian Desert and includes over $45 of Bonus Content! DUST 514, a free to play game available exclusively on the PlayStation Network, thrusts you into the explosive ground conflict of the EVE universe.
Bundle Contents:
PlayStation®3 System 250GB
Uncharted 3: Game of the Year Edition
Dust 514 game + over $30 of Dust DLC (Voucher)
DUALSHOCK®3 wireless controller
AC Power Cord
AV Cable
USB Cable
From ral1121,
"In the US, the 250GB model will be out on September 25, and will include Uncharted 3 and a $30 "digital content" voucher for DUST 514 (a free-to-play game). It'll cost $270.
There'll also be a 500GB bundle including Assassin's Creed III that'll go on sale in the US on October 30. No price on that one yet."
Edited by ckc4043, 19 September 2012 - 05:43 AM.


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Nakajima will not play second base
PHOENIX -- After trying out Hiro Nakajima at second base for a day, the A's have decided to put that experiment on hold.
"Shortstop is his position," manager Bob Melvin said, "and my guess is he'll be there most of the time."
Nakajima played three innings at second base in a Minor League game on Saturday, and three at shortstop. Melvin was managing the big league club during this time, but said reports indicated Nakajima simply didn't look at ease at second.
"It was just something we wanted to try out, and that was the place to do it," he said. "When you go over to a different position, sometimes it's a little uncomfortable. I know he's comfortable at short, so we just wanted to take a look. He was good about doing it, and whether or not we do it again, I'm not sure."
It's highly unlikely Nakajima gets any playing time at second in a Cactus League game, with the position already being shared by five candidates, and the A's won't be apt to try him out there in a regular season game until he picks up more experience.
Nakajima started at shortstop on Sunday and went hitless with a walk in three at-bats, lowering his average to .150. Twice he put the ball in play on the first pitch.
"There's a possibility because I've struggled at the plate that I'm being overly aggressive," Nakajima admitted after the game through his translator. "When it's a strike I attack the ball early in the count. A takeaway is I'm actually really able to see the ball clear right now."
"It appears to me like he's getting more comfortable," Melvin said. "Certainly a nice three-hit day goes a long way for your confidence, and I know that day, when he gets a couple hits, it will be welcomed. He seems like he's on his way to one."
Melvin's club only has six spring games remaining though, and with each passing day it seems more likely that Jed Lowrie will get the starting nod at shortstop on Opening Day. Still, the A's are likely to keep Nakajima on the big league roster.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Major Lee-ague, and follow her on Twitter @JaneMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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This summer, we brought several interns aboard at our San Francisco Office (SFO). In this blog series, these interns share tales of their times as Rackspace summer interns.
I'm relatively new to the world of programing, so my experience as a Rackspace San Francisco (SFO) summer intern was a real mind-opener.
I'm a fourth-year student of computer science at the University of California at Berkeley, and the experience, the feedback and the meaningful relationships this internship provided have been invaluable.
What makes Rackspace unique is its focus on strengths – each employee takes a Strengths Finder test to discover what we're good at as part of the onboarding process. My top five strengths were Analytical, Harmony, Discipline, Learner and Achiever. I worked in the data analytics team at SFO, which was a great opportunity for me to leverage my No. 1 strength.
I'm really happy about the amount of constructive feedback I got each day, as it is one of the most important ways I learn. It gave me good direction and helped me add value to the project. Even seemingly small things like someone suggesting to "maybe do this a little differently," or a quick "awesome, good job!" really kept me on track. But the most valuable input I got came after my show-and-tell at the end of our two-week programming sprints.
Our team was small and agile, in part because we were still in the early stages of our project. Working with my team almost felt like working for a startup because we all concentrated on one specific product and its release. Because another one of my top five strengths is Achiever, I felt productive and got a sense of accomplishment by reaching and completing specific small goals that support the greater project.
I'm really grateful for the enormous amount of help I got from my mentor, the team and my coworkers. We're the first team within Rackspace to use Scala as our main development language and Twitter's Scalding to simplify our Map Reduce jobs using Hadoop. As a pioneer in these fields, there are a lot of unknowns out there and it can be very frustrating to get stuck because there are just so few resources available.
We're solving complex real-world problems using tools that barely anyone on the team is familiar with. It was especially difficult for me because I had little command line interface experience. Yet my team took the time to explain things and guide me through the technology. For example, early in my internship, my mentor helped me set up a virtual machine with Hadoop running locally so that I could use it for testing. He also guided me through the (then painful) process of port forwarding and ssh tunneling so I could run my jobs on the Hadoop virtual machine. Or for example, the countless times that my team lead took me to the whiteboard to explain to me data science concepts and how these fit into the direction of the project. Of course, this was on top of the virtually billions of questions that I asked on a daily basis. I feel like I've learned an enormous amount in such a small period of time: everything from CLI, to platforming, to HTTP programming, to databases, to data science, to managing a product from start to finish. Phew!
As much as I've learned at school, the real world experience working at Rackspace helped me see how to solve complex data analytics problems that I would not have had exposure to otherwise. I feel well equipped to work in the industry in the near future.
Of course, there are things that could have been a little different. For example, near the end of my internship, my team merged with another team – merging workflows was a challenge and the new structure took some getting used to. But in the real world, company combinations are common, so I see this as yet another learning experience.
Lastly, what makes me happy are the bonds that I've created and the relationships I've built with fellow Rackers. My coworkers have been not only helpful in answering my technical questions, but also just plain fun to hang around with. Each of them was a mentor to me, giving me both technical and career advice.
I also now have a strong bond with the other interns at SFO. We realized that as computer science students, we actually have a lot of things in common and we ask a lot of the same questions. In the intern events, we did things like bike around San Francisco, enjoy nightlife in downtown SF and have LAN party gaming nights. Even from just chatting during the commute to work we learned so much from each other. All of this helped strengthen the bonds we have with each other.
The Rackspace San Francisco Internship Program develops technical skills in interns while also supporting integration into the office culture. Want to join the team? Rackspace San Francisco is now accepting résumés for Summer 2014 Internships. Email your résumé to email@example.com or join us at one of these career events: Oregon State University School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Senior Dinner October 23rd; Oregon State University Engineering Career Fair October 24th; UC Berkeley Engineering and Science Career Fair September 18th.


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Memorial Day Holiday Schedule, May 28
May 17, 2012
County Government – Closed.
Courts – Closed.
Public Schools
and School Offices – Closed.
Library – Closed Sunday, May 27 and Monday, May 28.
Fairfax Connector – Operating Sunday schedule. Routes with Sunday service operate according to the Sunday schedule. Routes without Sunday service will not operate.
Fastran – Not in service.
Park Authority – RECenters will open on regular schedule and close at 6 p.m., except George Washington RECenter, which will be closed. Nature centers open noon to 5 p.m.; historic sites open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Frying Pan Farm Park open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; visitor center closed. Green Spring Gardens open noon to 4:30 p.m.; historic house closed.
Teen and Senior Centers – Closed.
Community Centers – Closed.
McLean Community
Center and
Old Firehouse Teen Center – Closed.
Community Center Hunters Woods – Open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Community Center Lake Anne – Open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
County Trash and Recycling Collection – Regular collection.
Recycling and Disposal
Facilities at I-66 Transfer Station and I-95 Landfill Complex –
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A title for Adrian's book on the resurrection?
Mark Driscoll challenged Newfrontiers last summer to write books. Our most famous blogger Adrian Warnock has written one on the resurrection - which is really good. But, it needs a title... These are the proposed titles:
1. Raised with Christ - Living in Light of the Resurrection
2. Raised For Our Justification - Living in Light of the Resurrection
3. Raised For Our Salvation - Living in Light of the Resurrection
4. Raised To Save Us - Living in Light of the Resurrection
5. How the resurrection changes everything
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Capuano, who injured his left calf during the April 11 tussle in San Diego and came out of his next start early, allowed seven hits, struck out four and walked one.
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Polk County's senior dairy bowl team topped the State 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Contest on January 28 in Portage. The team will represent Wisconsin in November at the national contest in Louisville, KY. Dane County earned top honors as the winning mixed division team, while Barron finished first in the junior division.
The competition tested the quick wit and extensive knowledge of more than 200 4-H members of 33 county teams. Contestants answered questions about dairy cattle genetics, health, nutrition, showing and other topics. Four-person teams and their alternates traveled from all corners of the state to represent their counties in the three divisions.
"These kids and their coaches have worked very hard over the past few months to learn as much as they can about dairy and it really shows,"said Beth Heinze, the event's coordinator.
Champion Jr Team from Barron County.
From L to R: Allissa Frisle, Kelli Marschall, Coach Cathy Solum, Abigail Solum, Coach Chuck Solum, April Hunt
Teams from 11 counties vied for first place in the junior division, which includes contestants 14 years of age and under. The Barron County team topped the competition with team members Allissa Firsle, Kelli Marschall, Abigail Solum and April Hunt. The team was coached by Chuck and Cathy Solum. The team from Langlade County was second in the junior division.
Mixed Division Champion Team
Coach Kelly Sime, Lizi Endres, Cassie Endres, Emma Olstad, Molly Sarbacker and Coach Amber Elliott
Eleven counties competed in the mixed division, which includes both junior and senior team members. The team from Dane County topped the mixed division. Team members were Lizi Endres, Cassie Endres, Emma Olstad and Molly Sarbacker with Coaches Amber Elliott and Kelly Sime. The Manitowoc County mixed team took second place.
Champion Senior team from Polk County
From L to R: Laura Jensen, Trent Dado, Cody Getschel, and Colin Scholz
Twelve senior teams with youth between the ages of 15 and 19 competed. For the second year in a row the seniors from Polk County went undefeated this year to claim the 4-H Dairy Bowl title and the right to compete at the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville this fall beating out a tough Manitowoc county team in the finals. The Polk County team members were Laura Jensen, Trent Dado, Cody Getschel and Colin Scholz with Coach Patti Hurtgen.
UW-Madison Department of Dairy Science faculty, Badger Dairy Club members and UW dairy science alumni helped with moderating, judging and operating the contest. The event was co-sponsored by the Wisconsin 4-H Dairy Endowment Fund, the UW-Madison Department of Dairy Science, UW-Extension and the Badger Dairy Club.


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Dionte Taylor is feeling the pressure but the Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) University School three-star wide receiver is still not ready to make his decision.
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Taylor said the Boston College coaches have made it clear that spots are filling up fast but the Florida standout doesn't want to rush things before he's ready.
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Madonna Mocks Hydrangea Incident
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After a recent press conference for her directorial debut, "W.E.," in Venice, Italy, the 53-year-old singer was criticized for making a catty comment about a bouquet of hydrangeas she received from an adoring male fan.
"I absolutely loathe hydrangeas," Madonna told "W.E." star Andrea Riseborough. "He obviously doesn't know that."
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"You have no idea how many nights I have lost thinking how I hurt you. Words cannot express how sorry I am," a weepy Madonna tells a bouquet of hydrangeas (watch here). "To think I may have caused you pain. My heart is going to burst with sadness. I need to know in time you may forgive me."
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In the tropics, peat swamp forests are often logged and converted to oil palm and pulp wood plantations. This results in adverse effects on the natural resource base of local communities and impacts the biodiversity, water regulation and carbon storage functions of peatlands. As an alternative, paludiculture is a sustainable form of agriculture which enables the productive use of rewetted peatlands. It will prevent the oxidation of the peat carbon, thus preventing the massive natural organic carbon store from turning into the greenhouse gas CO2.
The few remaining pristine peatswamp forests are home to a wealth of wildlife species such as the endangered tiger, tapir and orangutan. They supply local communities with a great variety of timber and non-timber forest products and water in support of their livelihoods.
Over the last three decades millions of hectares of tropical peatlands have been drained for oil palm plantations (photo above) and pulp wood production, increasing the occurrence of fires and floods, and releasing each year hundreds of millions of tons of CO2 emissions.
Drainage causes peat soil subsidence (featured above) at a rate of 5 centimeters per year as a result of compaction and the loss of organic matter (CO2 emissions). As the peatlands developed in a period of sea level rise, 8000 years ago, their base lies generally below sea level. Continued drainage will therefore eventually lead to flooding, salt water intrusion and the loss of arable land and productivity. Pump-operated drainage systems combined with extensive and expensive systems of dikes will be very difficult if not impossible to establish. In the longer term land subsidence will pose a major threat to the livelihoods of local people and the economic stability.
Sustainable development in degraded peat landscapes requires blocking of drainage ditches, and restoration of a vegetation cover with peatland adapted plant species. This may involve restoration of peat swamp forest or paludiculture: the establishment of commercial plantations of useful peat swamp forest species in rewetted peatlands.
Paludiculture provides communities with income, maintains the natural water regulation and carbon storage services of peatlands and protects communities against fires and floods. The picture above features latex harvesting in a swamp jelutung (Dyera polyphylla) plantation in Jambi, Sumatra. The latex has a variety of uses, ranging from rubber to biological chewing gum production. The timber is suitable for pencils, carving and model making. (Photo credit: Wim Giesen).
The latex from the Jelutung tree is a commercially viable product that can be sold to rubber factories exporting it to the global rubber market. (Photo credit: Wim Giesen).
Integrated land-use involving a combination of peat swamp forest conservation, REDD+, paludiculture, fisheries and tourism development, can enhance the social-economic value of peatlands and help sustain high biodiversity rates in vulnerable landscapes like in Riau, Sumatra where this picture is taken. The picture shows harvesting starch from the sago palm (Metroxylon sagu) which requires cutting down the palm tree to reach the inner kernel. The wood track is used for transportation. The harvest is processed into noodles, cookies and breads.
Fisheries are a customary land-use in peat swamp forests. After rewetting of degraded peatlands, blocked drainage ditches can be used as fish ponds providing an important source of protein and income to the local communities.
Tengkawang or Illipe nut (Shorea spp.) produces an edible oil nut. It can be grown in plantations on rewetted peat (paludiculture) or applied in enrichment planting in degraded peat swamp forests. The oil can be used, similar to palm oil, as cooking oil and processed in food products and cosmetics. Seed production of Tengkawang varies from year to year; with on average every five years a top fruiting year providing a harvest that can out-compete palm oil.
Examples of paludiculture in temperate climates are cultivation of cattails and reeds (featured above) for roofing, biomass or production of insulation materials, sphagnum farming for horticulture and black alder for timber. In the tropics, paludiculture development is just starting but it is envisaged that it can make a major contribution to the development of climate-smart land-use planning in peat landscapes.


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Jon Gruden's agent says his client never had interest in the Tennessee job and did not interview for the position left vacant by the firing of Derek Dooley.
"I haven't said anything (about the ongoing rumors) because there's been nothing to say," Bob LaMonte, the Reno, Nev.-based representative for Gruden, told The Knoxville News Sentinel. "This, to me, is just a fantasy world."
LaMonte said he spoke to Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart for the first time Friday morning and that he "just wanted to clear the air."
Conflicting reports about the interest between Gruden and the Volunteers came out of Knoxville all week. The Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that Gruden had been offered the job and was considering whether to take it. Sources told the paper that details were still being negotiated, but the offer was lucrative and there was no firm deadline on the decision.
However, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported that the former Super Bowl winning coach had not been given an offer and has told Tennessee he is not interested. Jimmy Hyams of WNML radio in Knoxville confirmed that side of the report, as did CBSSports.com NFL insider Mike Freeman.
The paper's source reported that Tennessee contacted Gruden last week, but Gruden declined to pursue the job. No financial figures were discussed, the source told the News Sentinel.
Gruden, currently an NFL analyst for ESPN, was a graduate assistant at Tennessee in 1986 and his wife is a former Vols student and cheerleader. However, he has very little experience coaching the college game and it would seem more likely that his return to the sideline would be in the NFL.
The Times Free Press said the Vols' courtship was far more serious.
"Right now, the money is there for him (Gruden), but they aren't as close as he would like for his assistants," a source told the Times Free Press. "It could happen as soon as this weekend or go into next week, but he's pretty firm where he is and has already spoken with the guys he wants to be on the staff with him."
A different source told the paper: "He's told them they aren't close enough on money for the staff. He's very interested, but if they don't come up with what they need for the assistants, he's told them he's out."
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- 1 hp commercial is 35"x14"x21" - 63 lbs
- 1.5 hp chiller is 42"x 15"x 23" - 88 lbs
Note: High ambient air temperature will decrease cooling capacity.
Allow these units to set upright for 3 hours prior to setup.
* 510 Watt
* 4.4 Amps
* 1" Fittings
* GPH min. 750 / max. 1200
* BTU's of Cooling: 5,115
* Recommended tank size: up to 250 gal.
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Piaget Polo FortyFive Lady watch
Watch G0A35014
Piaget Polo FortyFive Lady watch, 38 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 50 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.7 ct) and gadroons in 18K white gold. Dial with luminescent hour markers in 18K white gold set with 8 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.05 ct). Piaget 15P quartz movement with seconds and date.
Piaget Polo FortyFive Lady watch
The Polo FortyFive watch is set to sensual time on this elegantly feminine model, which draws its inspiration from the sporty-chic aesthetics of the collection, enhancing them with a delicate setting of diamonds. Accompanying the wearer at every moment of the day, this white-gold watch features a diamond-set bezel that highlights a white dial punctuated with Arabic numerals and gem-set hour markers. It toys with contrasts, blending precious materials with a rubber strap. A refined yet extremely relaxed timepiece.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 75.8
Strap type: Rubber
Strap colour: White
Strap buckle: Ardillon buckle
Wrist size: 208 mm (max), 171 mm (min)
Case shape: Round
Case diameter: 38 mm
Case thickness: 9.7 mm
Dial material: Precious stones
Dial colour: White
Dial finishing: Gem set
Index: Batons, Arabic numerals
Waterproofness: 05 ATM
Movement: Quartz
Precious stones: Diamond
*Piaget luxury watches and jewellery are individually produced and thus the weight and carats of each product can vary from the displayed data.
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LAKELAND, Fla. — Publix has expanded its online deli service to 50 stores in select markets.
Publix customers may place their orders online or via mobile device by visiting www.publix.com/order. Once on the site, customers may select their desired deli custom sub, wrap and/or sliced meats and cheeses, specify pickup time and proceed with order placement. An order pickup number will be provided on the customer's final order summary and emailed to them as well.
Orders will be staged at a designated location in the deli department and identified with "Online Easy Pickup" signage. Sale prices for the store that are effective the day of pickup will be honored. Payment is tendered at the time of pickup. No minimum order amount is required and no fee is charged for the service. Created with smartphone users in mind, the system will prompt customers to save order selections to their "Favorites" for future re-ordering convenience.
"As we continue to provide our customers with the service they have grown to expect, we strive to offer new services that enhance their overall shopping experience," said Maria Brous, Publix director of media and community relations. "Publix Deli Online Easy Ordering is a natural extension of our service commitment, especially for our on-the-go customers."