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- Latest edition of the Elon Law Review focuses on war crimes, human rights and immigration
Volume five, Number 2 of the Elon Law Review includes articles examining humanitarian law in Sri Lanka, genocide in Srebrenica, the interplay between corruption and human rights violations, and issues in U.S. immigration law with regard to domestic violence and sexual orientation. Remarks from Angolan human rights activist Rafael Marques de Morais are featured.
- Elon Law Review symposium examines impacts of Supreme Court decisions regarding definition of marriage
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- Elon establishes JD/MBA program
Elon University School of Law and the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business at Elon University have established a four-year JD/MBA program. The JD/MBA program gives students the opportunity to earn both their juris doctor and master of business administration degrees in less time, and at a lower cost, than if both degrees were pursued separately.
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Viewport: Detective Work
- By J.R. Dailey
- Air & Space magazine, March 2001
When Edward York had to land his B-25 following the Doolittle raid on Tokyo, the field at Vladivostok in the U.S.S.R. looked like a safe bet. Heeding the siren call of Vladivostok and thinking of the Soviets as allies, three B-29 pilots landed there in 1944. Although the crews were released eventually, the Soviets refused to return any U.S. aircraft, and their fate was lost in the cloud of the cold war.
We later learned that Stalin ordered Andrei Tupolev to copy the design of the B-29 in a crash program of reverse engineering. The resulting clone, the Tu-4, gave the Soviet Union a credible strategic bomber at the dawn of the cold war.
The mystery of the interned B-29s caught the attention of Von Hardesty, a Museum curator and specialist in Soviet air power. On a trip to Moscow in 1991, Hardesty met with Leonid Kerber, a close associate of Tupolev on the Tu-4 project. The meeting spurred Hardesty to translate Kerber's memoir: Stalin's Aviation Gulag (Smithsonian Institution Press, 1996), which brought to U.S. readers the first insider's account of the top-secret Tu-4 project.
But many questions were left unanswered, so Hardesty recruited Russian historians and museum specialists to help uncover the full story of the B-29 and Tu-4 bombers. One key figure, Dmitry Sobolev, had spent a year with us as a research fellow. Vladimir Rigmant, director of the Tupolev Museum, opened the archives of the Tupolev Design Bureau. Interviews added to the records, and the elusive facts about the B-29s slowly emerged.
More revelations brought the story into sharper focus. For example, it was learned that Ramp Tramp, one of the interned B-29s, had flown in Russia for nearly a decade until it was scrapped in 1954. The research also turned up some exceptional photographs that had never been seen in the West, and these appear for the first time in Hardesty's feature article, "Made in the U.S.S.R." (page 68).
Further detective work revealed that a plaque placed in the cockpit of the General H.H. Arnold Special by Boeing workers at Wichita in 1942 had not only survived but was in safekeeping in Moscow. Kerber had given the plaque to Maximilian Saukke, a friend and aviation writer, and Saukke still has it.
The intrepid Russian investigators even discovered new information on the probable fate of Edward York's B-25: It had survived the war only to end up in a field of abandoned military aircraft on a grass strip at Vladivostok. It was last seen in the late 1940s, when it apparently was destroyed in a fire, perhaps set accidentally by children who had made a playground out of the surplus aircraft. We're still waiting for confirmation of this story.
This is just one program in which the Museum is collaborating with Russian scholars. With the cold war over, we must share data on our history so we can continue to solve some of the mysteries of that era. When the Museum committed itself to enable research fellows from Russia to visit us in the late 1980s, we were like Edward York when he landed his bomber: We couldn't foresee the outcome. It turns out to have been money well spent.


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[treeview] Branches with checkboxes
Reported by: | morrijr | Owned by: | joern |
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Component: | plugin | Version: | |
Keywords: | treeview | Cc: | |
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Hi Jörn
The problem I've got is that I need to be able to have a checkbox on each branch/node, but clicking the checkbox of a branch in addition to toggling the checkbox expands/collapses the branch.
Can you help? I can't see what's causing this. This is a regression from 1.3.
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comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by morrijr
The change that is causing this is in the applyClasses function.
From (1.3)
this.filter(":has(>ul):not(:has(>a))").find(">span").click(function(event) { if ( this == event.target ) { toggler.apply($(this).next()); } }).add( $("a", this) ).hoverClass();
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this.filter(":has(>ul):not(:has(>a))").find(">span").click(function(event) { toggler.apply($(this).next()); }).add( $("a", this) ).hoverClass();
Was there a reason this if was removed?
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by joern
- Owner set to joern
- Summary changed from [TreeView] Branches with checkboxes to [treeview] Branches with checkboxes
- need changed from Review to Commit
- Version 1.2.3 deleted
- Milestone 1.2.4 deleted
- Keywords branch checkbox removed
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By Michelle Phipps-Evans In the world of consumer empowerment and financial literacy, there is a school of thought that says that financial literacy, in itself is not enough. Millions of adults, ranging from literate to illiterate in finances, still struggle with personal debt, heightened consumerism and retirement deficiencies. With the current economic crisis, saturated with job losses, loss of consumer confidence and all-round frustration, financial literacy becomes so much more important to teach District residents about critical-wealth thinking and developing a mindset to build wealth and not debt. Thousands of families in the District live on the financial edge, so much so, that just one unexpected setback—whether it is a long-term illness requiring hospitalization or a breakdown of the family car—could be a major financial crisis. For low-income families already struggling to meet basic needs, such common occurrences can trigger a devastating chain of events that may lead to unemployment, homelessness and family dissolution. A host of factors contribute to family financial stability, including parental education, employment and training opportunities, affordable housing, child care, access to health care and other work supports. And far too many families have no significant savings or reserves to help stabilize their future. According to the National League of Cities (NLC), one in five Americans do not possess enough assets to meet his or her basic needs (as defined by the federal poverty threshold) for a period of three months. And an estimated 28 million Americans do not have a bank account, the basic mechanism to conduct personal financial transactions and the "on-ramp" to the financial mainstream. NLC is the nation's largest and oldest organization devoted to strengthening and promoting cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. That is why for this year's third Financial Literacy Month, the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) will take a proactive approach to financial empowerment, to move beyond financial empowerment through seminars, lectures and workshops. Although those will be kept in place, the agency is leveraging use of its limited resources through creativity, partnership building, and thinking outside the box. "The quest for financial literacy should not be confined to any one month," said DISB Commissioner Thomas E. Hampton. "Achieving financial wellbeing is a continuous journey that is well worth the trip. And we want residents to know that DISB is eager to assist in their vital efforts." On the pathway to financial stability, DISB will follow four key paths.
Of course, DISB will not be able to do any of these projects on its own. FY 2009 will be marked by partnerships and collaborations. This year, DISB is working with other city government leaders to launch the District's Financial Literacy Council. Created 2008 by legislation, the nine-member council will serve as a conduit for all financial literacy programs in the District of Columbia. It will advise Mayor Adrian Fenty and the Council of the District of Columbia on financial education's best practices. Part of the law requires that some form of financial education be taught in the District's Public School system. By starting with the young people, you build habits that may be carried a lifetime, according to the Institute for Youth, Education and Families, a special entity within NLC, that helps city leaders take action on behalf of children, youth and families in their communities. Since financial literacy is a yearlong endeavor, DISB has partnered with the Office of the Tenant Advocate to launch a campaign on renters' insurance, and to be part of the tenant summit. It is also working with the Department of the Environment to focus on flood insurance because of a remapping of the District's floodplains. This May, DISB, along with the Investor Protection Trust, DC Public Library and others, will be launching an Investor Education in Your Community program that will continue throughout the summer. Also, in May, DISB will be on hand at a small business exposition, hosting a seminar on the COBRA benefits in the president's stimulus law.
Throughout this year, the agency will continue exploring other legislation and regulation to protect your financial interests. DISB will keep the residents abreast of changing financial trends on its website. Or call the agency at (202) 727-8000.
Maybe the word, financial literacy, is lost on some people as it may be considered a "boring word." At DISB, the agency aspires to financial intelligence. It is something that should be taught at home, at faith-based institutions, at schools and in our community. DISB's contention is that armed with this intelligence, residents will be able to take steps to protect themselves against financial predators, and to make the best financial decisions that build wealth and eliminate debt.
Below, residents may find DISB at the following events during Financial Literacy Month.
April 4: DISB will host a noontime workshop on the new COBRA benefits laid out in the president's stimulus package. A significant provision in the law established a new federal subsidy of up to 65 percent the cost of COBRA benefits for up to nine months for eligible employees who involuntarily lose their jobs between September 1, 2008, and December 31, 2009. Find out more. DCSaves Financial Fair at THEARC, Boys and Girls Club, 1901 Mississippi Avenue, SE, 12 pm to 12:30 pm
April 8: Older members of the District of Columbia's population are particularly susceptible to financial fraud, especially with the downturn in the economy. Therefore, DISB will host a workshop to teach seniors how to spot fraud and show them the tools available to protect themselves. Metropolitan Police Department's Fourth District Financial Crime Forum at 6001 Georgia Avenue, NW, 10 am to 12:30 pm
April 15: Learn more about the consumer protection services the agency offers to District residents at DISB's information booth at the Southeastern University Career Fair at 501 I Street, SW, 3 pm to 7 pm
April 22: Find out about DISB's regulatory function and its consumer empowerment and protection services at the US Department of Transportation Financial Education Fair, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE, West Atrium, noon to 4 pm
MayDuring the month of May, DISB will collaborate with DC Public Library, the Investor Protection Trust/Investor Protection Institute and the Financial Planning Association of the National Capital Area to present How Can I Afford Retirement? an investor education in your community seminar, which will be launched in the District of Columbia on May 14, from 6 pm to 8:30 pm, at Howard University Law School, 2900 Van Ness Street, NW. These solicitation-free events are open to the public. There will be a presentation, break out groups and a question and answer period. Refreshments will be served.
The topics are:
Taking the Mystery Out of Retirement Planning (May 14)
Closing the Gap: Investment and Expense Strategies - Even for Late Starters! (May 28)
Investing Wisely to Avoid the Financial Risk of Longer Life Expectancy (June 4)
Protecting Your Investments - The Best Defense is a Wise and Safe Investor (June 11)
Using Your DC Public Library and the Internet for Financial Education and Lifelong Learning (June 16 at Martin Luther King Jr Library, 901 G Street, NW)
Michelle Phipps-Evans is the supervisory public affairs specialist in the DISB's Office of Communications.


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Posted: Jul 24 2010, 08:33 PM
Watashi wa senshi no Hyper Clock Up. Group: Citizen of the Comet Posts: 657 Member No.: 3,264 Joined: 26-November 07 |
Comic-Con has some big news from Capcom and Namco.
Teaser!! THANK you Yoshinori Ono and Katsuhiro Harada!! 2011 will be awesome!! |
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Posted: Jul 24 2010, 11:44 PM
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My god, what the hell is up with all this awesomeness lately? Not only are they finally pitting the 2 franchises against each other in the way they should be, there's 2 variations of it to represent each franchise's trademark gameplay?
Good god almighty, this has truly been The Year of the Fighter. |
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Posted: Jul 25 2010, 01:25 AM
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I take it you've never heard of Capcom vs SNK and SNK vs Capcom? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capcom_vs._SN...nium_Fight_2000 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capcom_vs._SNK_2 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNK_vs._Capco..._the_Millennium http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNK_vs._Capcom:_SVC_Chaos You know, Capcom's original true rival since they have been around forever and both did 2D. Capcom never really went 3D. So I have to wonder how this will be since Capcom is a lot of people who are on a 2D plane and use fantastic powers and projectiles. Will Capcom give projectiles and fantastic moves to Tekken people? Would Namco have to remove such fantastic moves from Street Fighter people in their game, except that is what they are? How do you have Ryu without the Hadoken? I honestly hope I can trust Namco not to fuck over SF in their version. At least in SNK vs Capcom, they made Ken EVIL AS ALL HELL with "Violent Ken" and they were the FIRST to put Zero in a fighting game (people forgot about that when TvsC came around). They also had Red Arremer as a Boss character. SNK really went creative with choices. Also, personally, I wanted them to keep it as Capcom vs Namco and Namco vs Capcom, the poster they used for it before (which I can't find right now), had Soul Calibur and such against Darkstalkers. Now imagine what would have been with that? Street Fighter and DARKSTALKERS vs Tekken and SOUL CALIBUR?!! NIGHTMARE vs DONOVAN?!! You would have had me at hello. EDIT: Found the poster: (Posted Image) |
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Posted: Jul 25 2010, 12:17 PM
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I knew SNK & Capcom had a crossover, but I didn't know they did two versions, too.
I guess my opinion is more biased, since I don't know much about SNK, and I'm a huge Tekken fan, so this, to me, is far more awesome. Huh.........wonder why they decided to drop the full-blown Namco vs. Capcom idea? It'd make up for us not getting Namco x Capcom from before. |
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Posted: Feb 20 2012, 05:27 PM
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Nearing the release of SF vs. Tekken, a shitload of info has surfaced these last few months; I thought I'd unload it all here.
Still basically no info on Tekken vs. SF yet; guess Namco's allowing Capcom to have their fun first. The ins and outs of that whole Gem system thing. Both Capcoms (U.S. and Japan) seem to be listening to the concerns of the masses, though (at least U.S. Capcom does), so hopefully the problems won't end up as bad....... Character teamup intros, and other character reveals. So far, they're keeping my attention. :penguin_15: |
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Some cool news that is unreleased and some BAD news that is very related.
First a video to watch, another awesome one from Thousand Pounds and YES, that is the QUANTUM RANGER: http://youtu.be/Hn_HaEf62h4 Relish in the awesome of that (minus the part I obviously hated). Then, in CAPCOM = TOTAL DOUCHEBAG AND TOTALLY NOT FUNNY NEWS: http://kotaku.com/5892172/even-if-the-audi...s-just--bizarre This better not be real. I would gladly hope it's a troll and not Capcom being a troll. |
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Oh for fuck's sake......if they enjoy alienating their fanbase, that'd be a great way to do it. :penguin_16:
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Detect gestures
The application now needs a way of triggering the gesture callback function when a touch event occurs on the screen. The application must call gestures_set_process_event() when a touch event is detected and needs to be handled. In the sample application, this is called from handle_screen_event() which itself is called from handle_events() when a screen event is detected in the main application loop.
handle_screen_event(bps_event_t *event) { int screen_val, rc; screen_event_t screen_event = screen_event_get_event(event); mtouch_event_t mtouch_event; rc = screen_get_event_property_iv(screen_event, SCREEN_PROPERTY_TYPE, &screen_val); if(screen_val == SCREEN_EVENT_MTOUCH_TOUCH || screen_val == SCREEN_EVENT_MTOUCH_MOVE || screen_val == SCREEN_EVENT_MTOUCH_RELEASE) { rc = screen_get_mtouch_event(screen_event, &mtouch_event, 0); if (rc) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: failed to get mtouch event\n"); } rc = gestures_set_process_event(set, &mtouch_event, NULL);In this function, the determination of a gesture event is based on whether the incoming event is a touch, move, or release event. If it is one of these events, the application calls gestures_set_process_event().
If the call to gestures_set_process_event() does not trigger any callbacks, the function returns 0. This case occurs when a touch, move, or release event was detected but there was no associated gesture. The following code treats this case as a pan and adjusts the viewport position accordingly:
if (!rc) { if (mtouch_event.contact_id == 0) { if(last_touch[0] && last_touch[1]) { fprintf(stderr,"Pan %d %d\n", (last_touch[0] - mtouch_event.x), (last_touch[1] - mtouch_event.y)); viewport_pos[0] = (last_touch[0] - mtouch_event.x) >> 1; viewport_pos[1] = (last_touch[1] - mtouch_event.y) >> 1; } last_touch[0] = mtouch_event.x; last_touch[1] = mtouch_event.y; } }
Clean up gestures
Now that the application can perform actions based on gestures, at some point it needs to clean itself up before closing. In other words, it's always a good idea to clean up any memory associated with gestures data structures. In gestures_cleanup(), the following lines of code free the memory associated with the gesture set:
if (NULL != set) { gestures_set_free(set); set = NULL; }
That's it! The application can now set up the gestures library, process gesture events, and clean up after itself.
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Feb 4, 2011 by Blake Giles, Oconee Enterprise
One of the oak trees that has stood sentinel at the Oconee County Courthouse for probably 50 years is coming down this weekend.
The oak tree closest to Court Street will be cut down this weekend, said Marvin Poe, Oconee County operations director.
County Extension Director Henry Hibbs said that the Shumard oak is diseased, pointing to beetle hole in the trunk.
"They know this tree is dying," he said.
Scattered underneath the tree were small limbs that had fallen off.
At a glance, the tree still looks imposing, but a more careful look shows that it has a more scraggly appearance than its twin on the opposite side of the front lawn of the courthouse.
"No one really knows the origin of these trees," said Hibbs. "We don't know if someone gave this tree to the county or what."
The age of the tree is an estimate, one that will be confirmed only after the tree has been cut down.
That is scheduled to take place this weekend when the courthouse is closed.
Poe said that it would come down in pieces.
Select Trees Sustainable Trust has agreed to give the county a tree to plant in its place. The Oconee firm, which has pledged hundreds of trees to the University of Georgia, told the county it wanted to plant a scarlet oak in the ground by February to give the roots a good opportunity to get established before the summer comes, setting up the timetable for the removal of the diseased tree.
Poe said that the new tree would be a few feet closer to the courthouse, further from the sidewalks. Hibbs explained that such a location would constrict the root ball less.
Hibbs speculated that the recent dry summers stressed the sick tree.
Fortunately, its twin to the north remains healthy, boasting a full crown.
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Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII
I'm sure you all remember Pearl Harbour, Michael Bay and Jerry Bruckheimer's explosion-filled action flick. Corny storylines aside, the film definitely offered some fantastic air combat scenes. Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII, UbiSoft's latest arcade flight sim wants to bring the same thrill of shooting down an enemy plane to your living room. Well, they tried…
During development, they stole quite a few things from other games in the genre, most notably Namco's Ace Combat series and Secret Weapons over Normandy, LucasArts' go at the genre, that dates back from winter 2003. For starters, the missions you get are nothing you haven't seen before. Even worse: defending the British Expeditionary Force over Dunkirk is nearly exactly the same as in LucasArts two-year-old game and I can think of some other missions that at the very least have some resemblence to the ones in SWON.
Your mission objectives also don't feature anything new. Protecting bombers, shooting down fighters, strafing ground targets, torpedoing ships: we've seen it all before. The last but one mission has you flying a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber plane, which is something we haven't seen before though. That is, when you deny the turret section of the mission. The 18-mission campaign is fairly lengthy and should take you around 8 to 10 hours to complete, which is acceptable in this genre.
When you've completed it, there is still quite some content left for you to discover. You have two mini-campaigns, an ace dueling mode and an arcade mode. Duelling aces isn't too hard; you can gun them all down (1 in each of the 32 planes) in a couple of hours. Just brake and outturn the bloke and you'll be fine. This unlocks extra skins for your airplanes. The arcade mode is more interesting. You basically have to destroy three waves of twelve fighters to unlock upgrades to your fighter. Unfortunately the difficulty level thereof ranges from rediculously easy to downright impossible. Pitting a twin-engined slug, such as a Messerschmidt Bf-110 against 36 monoplane fighters (Spitfires and Hurricanes) isn't exactly my idea of a fair fight. In World War II, that same Bf-110 would have survived right about three seconds in such a situation. Some balancing and tweaking should have been done here. Maybe it will get patched, but don't get your hopes up. Nevertheless, if you're still not tired of the game by then (in my opinion, you will be), there is still multiplayer for up to 16 players over Xbox Live. The game offers Dogfight, Aces High, Seek & Destroy and several team-based modes.
The planes handle well, though it takes some time getting used to the target camera. In stead of marking the location of your foe with arrows, the camera follows your selected opponent, in stead of staying firmly behind your plance. This will leave you disoriented at first, but after a while, you'll get the hang of it. Still, the targetting mechanisms that worked so well in SWON and Ace Combat 5 still bear my preference.
You always fly with three wingmen at your side. Besides having a horrible, American hillbilly accent, each of them has a special gift, which you can use every 45 seconds or so. Tom draws away enemy fighters when they're on your tail, Frank can go on a killing spree and Joe can repair your airplane. You'll have to press 4 buttons in a given order to fully restore your plane. This makes the campaign insanely easy. In fact: the first time I got shot down was in the final mission (when you don't have your wingmen from the start).
Visually, the game doesn't fare well. The models have a little more detail on the Xbox 360 version, compared to the original Xbox', but they're not up to the machine's standard. Xbox 360 owners even get an array of visual quirks that weren't present in the other versions. The game suffers from horrible tearing (white lines that divide your screen) and the framerate is choppy at times. The speed haze effects are also quite dumb. The gun blasting and all the explosive action sounds good enough, but the voice-overs are stupid. I already mentioned your yokel-esque flying buddies, but the other actors didn't do a great job either. German pilots (clearly voiced by an American, by the way) call you "pig dogs", which is hilarious in a way. Still, I prefer the good old "Schweinhünde", and I hope you will agree with me.
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII is a very average title. If it wasn't the first arcade flight sim on the Xbox 360, it would have been rather forgettable, but for now, fans of the genre are limited to this game. The game is fairly enjoyable, but never excels in any way and doesn't bring anything new. On top of that, the technical side of the game is below what we've come to expect from a next-gen console. If you have a PS2, I suggest you wait for Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War. If you only have an Xbox 360 and want to have some aerial shooting action, you could give this one a try. If you don't care about the genre, don't care about this game either.
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TASTING NOTES: A grab-bag of weekend wines
This week, possibly my favourite kind of column. A handful of recently-tried wines I've been itching to share that have nothing in common with one another except the fact that I can't stop thinking about 'em. Go out on a limb and give one or two a whirl this weekend!
Kuheiji 2011 Junmai Daiginjo – Human | Nagoya, Japan | $69.99 | ThatsLifeGourmet.com/Restaurants
I'm really not a sake guy. It's the result of a limited comprehension of the stuff combined with my frustration of the lack of acidity to my western wine palate. I recently tried this one though, and everything changed. The producer has more of a shared "western" wine philosophy and steers his sakes in that direction; vintage-specific, lively acidity and abundant, fresh flavours. This is a pricey bottle that's a rarity around town, so you'll have to contact their importer to nab one, or grab yourself a glass at places like Blue Water Café or Kingyo. A slew of grapefruit will jump out at you, with Gewürztraminer-esque lychee in the mid-palate and then some fresh licorice-y anise on the finish. A game-changer for me.
JoieFarm 2011 'En Famille' Reserve Chardonnay | Okanagan Valley, BC | $29.90 | Private Stores/Winery Direct
When I recently tasted this wine with proprietor Michael Dinn, I shed any aspect of a poker face in favour of blurting out, "This is the best Chardonnay JoieFarm has ever made!" Weeks later, I stand by those words. Tropical off the bat, with papaya and mango erupting everywhere, followed by lemongrass, honey crisp apple, starfruit and so much more. The French oak is perfectly integrated, there's incredible length, and just as those layers keep building, there's a fresh, flinty finish that buoys it all wonderfully. I know I'm gushing, but I truly believe they've knocked it out of the park with this one.
Stoneboat Piano Brut | Okanagan Valley, BC | $24.90 | Private Stores/Winery Direct
A wine that's just as pretty as its package. Oliver's Martiniuk family has come out with another winner in this fizzy blend of Pinot Blanc and Müller Thurgau, an aromatic Swiss cross of Riesling and Madeleine Royale. The result is a celebratory, everyday sparkler that combines the first bite of a Granny Smith apple with a drenching of lemonade and fresh lime. Next time you have friends over, pop this bottle first.
Domaine de la Pépière 2011 Muscadet Sur Lie | Loire Valley, France | $27-ish | Private Wine Stores
Muscadet wines are always citrusy, full of minerality and crisp; this guy definitely following suit. The kicker with this one is once the fermentation has taken place, the spent residual yeast that sits at the bottom of the tank is left there for months (rather than being filtered out), elements of which delicately seep back through the wine. The result is a ribbon of richness from start to finish, tying together lemon, lime leaf, oyster shell and more mineral notes. Seafood, seafood, seafood.
La Posta 2011 'Cocina' Tinto | Mendoza, Argentina | $17.99 | BC Liquor Stores
My palate always perks up when an Argentinian red wine strays from the ultra-common composition of 100 per cent Malbec. This hearty number blends in some Syrah and Bonarda as well, resulting in a few more layers of texture, complexity and flavor. Perfumed Italian plums waft from the glass, then continue through your first sips along with a chocolate-vanilla swirl and fresh blackberries sailing through. The acidity here is good and lofty, with some dusty tannins keeping everything in place. A good bite of extra-dark chocolate on the finish will keep you coming back for more.
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I've noticed a couple changes in Mason when we returned from our trip. The first one was that our rain gauge filled with water while we were away, meaning that Mason received at least 5 inches of rain, minimum, while we were gone, because the rain gauge only held that amount. That water, combined with some beaver activity resulted in the closing of the Flat Road extension just past Jane Gamble's property where the east branch of the Pleasant River runs through a large culvert. The culvert was apparently partly plugged by beaver activity (I didn't personally confirm the cause) resulting in a lot of water flowing across the road, washing away the shoulder and part of the travel lane on the downstream side of the road. The road is still passable via bicycle and perhaps light-weight motor vehicles, but barricades are up, along with signs reading "road closed." Of course, the flooded road is actually in Albany, not Mason.
The other "major" development is that the Tyler Road on the south side of the west branch of Pleasant River is now under construction, just upstream of Elsie Aylward's home, presumably under National Forest contract. This project was finally approved by the Oxford County Commissioners a couple years ago after a legal dispute with land owners who tried to prevent any major reconstruction of that part of the road through their property.
I have learned unofficially that the National Forest plans to have some logging done on National Forest land up the road.
Shiloh is now nearly two years old, and we thought that he had outgrown most of his chewing habits. He has been really good about not chewing any of our clothing or shoes, except for holes in a couple pair of soiled underwear, since he was a puppy. However, I recently discovered some "stealth" chewing evidence. During the summer, Shiloh often spent a lot of time in our basement, because it was cool there during the hot weather, and I hadn't noticed any chewing damage. That is, until I got my newest chainsaw out to saw up a couple of firewood logs I had almost forgotten about. When I went to start the saw, I noticed that the choke switch had been chewed off, leaving just a tiny nub that made it hard to pull on the choke! Bob Lowell was amused when I took the saw in for a new switch! He should have the new one in by the time we get this week's Citizen.
Besides that, Mona and I discovered, by the time we were almost home, that Shiloh had chewed the buckle off the seatbelt in the middle of the back seat of the pickup! I had put wooden guards along both sides of the back seat so Shiloh couldn't get at the new seatbelt straps I had installed after he had chewed off the original ones that hang down both sides of the rear seat. We also have a canvas dog bed installed, stretching from the headrests on top of the front seats to the headrests in the back seat. Trouble was there is a zipper in the bed where the seat cushions meet the back of the rear seat. Shiloh had chewed the zipper out and was able to access the seatbelt buckle through the hole in the bed canvas! I'm not going to buy any more seatbelts for the pickup!


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Look closely at that pussy, the vagina you so crave. It's almost as though it's her pussy mocking you as well as her acid-tongued mouth. Naked apart from her stockings and sprawled wantonly on the chair, she craves hardcore sex with a hard cock. But not yours.
You're her long-term chastity slave, and it seems to be taking its toll. Long-term chastiy leading to impotence and inability to get an erection…we can't have that, can we? I mean, even though this femdom tease has no intention of actually using your dick for her relief, it would at least be nice for her to see it standing proud and erect every once in a while.
So what's the solution? Cheating? Cuckold sex with other superior men who can at least perform when required? Honestly, you're leaving the girl with no choice. Not really fair, is it?


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As part of YumYum Labs, earlier this summer, we built Recipe Search (top 10 app in the Android Health category). Yesterday, I shared on a panel at AppNation, some of our ad learnings that I thought would be useful to you:
- We did a quick and dirty test to see if users were willing to upgrade for the removal of ads. Our test wasn't perfect – the user could pay whatever they wanted (1 cent or 1 dollar etc) and the billing workflow was processed through mobile Paypal as opposed to Android's in-app billing (this test was done before that was available). The result was abysmal, some 10 users converted amongst 300-400K (at the time). Certainly, the result may have be better today with in-app billing but my conclusion is that the expected conversion is going to be low unless the ads become annoying assuming your users don't abandon you (eg has anyone else noticed the increase in ads on Pandora!). Cathy Edwards with Chomp had suggested that our user base was self-selected and if we instead had made a separate paid app , we would have seen better conversion (since those would have been users willing to pay as opposed to those who only download free apps). Note, there was consensus that the iPhone seemed to have more users willing to pay versus Android and I'm curious if anyone has done any analysis as to why (besides number of cached CCs)?
- We saw significant variance in eCPM amongst different ad networks. You can never do enough A/B testing and it is absolutely one of the biggest ad monetization mistakes I've made with previous projects in my early days (eg ToneThis, TinyTube etc). Moving from 1 ad network to multiple ad networks instantly resulted in a 30-50% improvement. The reality is that eCPMs are not the same and either building your own or using third party mediators such as Nexage may be your best bet. In addition, make sure to test as many placements as you can. With TinyTube, for a very longtime, we didn't put ads on the homepage because we thought it would upset the user. One day we decided to do so an instantly doubled our revenue with no increase in user attrition!
- We saw interesting eCPM variance depending on the time of the day and/or the week. I understand variance based on season (eg end of the month quotas or end of year spend etc) but to see variance through the day was interesting and I wonder if that was based on the algorithms ad networks used (eg serve high value inventory first with a ad spend cap for the day). Curious if anyone else has seen similar?
- Passing location certainly improved the eCPM but resulted in a different problem. Our users were getting upset to the point of not installing the app wondering why we were asking for location. Unless your app needs location (eg specific feature) which a Recipe Search app does not, than asking for location may result in user backlash.
- There was some discussion/debate about whether to have ads in the product from day 1. I'm of the opinion that it's best to introduce it initially because no matter what you do, you are going to upset users. If you do it initially, it's expected – if you introduce it later, you will definitely see some negative commentary! Jean Hsu with Pulse News mentioned that they had a paid app and than an ad-supported version of Pulse and users started commenting that if they (Pulse) introduce ads, they want their $1 back :)
- There is significant distinction between mobile web and in-app advertising. With mobile web, I've absolutely seen a significantly better eCPM for the top ad placement (eg top of the page) usually because the CTR is almost 2X of text/banners that are displayed in the body or footer of the page. With in-app advertising, I've seen fairly consistent CTRs regardless of placement (floating header or floating footer). This is important because you can design your app accordingly and then place the ad where it is most convenient.
- We touched on this briefly yesterday but there are various tricks we used to SEO/SEM. Everything from titling your application with keywords to titling the name of the company with the keyword as well (probably all good practices generally). Rob Coneybeer with Shasta Ventures had also mentioned the importance of the icon and real use cases with Smule's applications as to how usage varied based on having a cool or crappy icon.
- Keyword versus categorical targeting – keyword targeting with mobile ad networks is mostly unavailable but categorical targeting is definitely there. Curious what others have experienced but we found that choosing all categories as opposed to the category you are most relevant to results in a higher eCPM since the ad network presumably than delivers the highest value ad across all the categories as opposed to just the one category. I imagine this is only temporary until we reach a point where the ads available become so large that the eCPM has effectively normalized (as opposed to the high variance we see today). Really the big question is how do you index the information inside of an app so we can do keyword targeting (especially if apps are the new web!)
Would love your feedback!
(BTW, link to an Intel blog post summarizing another panel I was on at AppNation)
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Nadav Gur says:
Raj – Re iPhone vs. Android and conversion, I think you'll find that the Android user-base demographics are very different then the iPhone's. With $199 phones vs. $199/99/Free, with early adopter hipsters vs. me-too consumers – it's just not the same audience.
This theme has been represented at every major developer event in the last 12-18 months. I think I wrote about it when I summarized DiscoveryBeat 2010 on my blog.
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Book now by mobile Posted on - Friday, August 30, 2013
Adelaide Paringa is now mobile device friendly. Its now easier than ever to make a booking for your next stay in Adelaide. Save the URL into your favourites and book direct and save whilst enjoying flexible cancellation conditions. We look forward to welcoming you to Adelaide Paringa for your next stay.Adelaide oval update Posted on - Friday, August 23, 2013
Significant changes have occurred at Adelaide Oval in recent weeks as the redevelopment continues at pace.
To date, more than 1 million man hours have been spent on the project. Construction of the Southern Stand is continuing at pace with the structure for all seating positions in place. Also, first views from the flagship new City View Room are proving why this will become one of Adelaide's most sought-after function venues.
Adelaide Paringa is the closest budget style hotel to the Adelaide oval, making our spacious and comfortable rooms the perfect place to stay keeping you close to the action of the AFL, SANFL, Cricket or if you are attending a function.
Word Adelaide Posted on - Friday, August 16, 2013
If you love poetry, short stories, the raw energy of soapbox and the tradition of yarn spinning, competitive Scrabble, indigenous dreaming and language, then Word Adelaide is the place to be. The program also includes events in association with SALA and the State Library of South Australia, plus the biggest line up of hip hop ever to be assembled in Australia. Co-promoted by PJ Murton, the man who guided the Hilltop Hoods to international stardom, the Word Adelaide Freestyle MC Competition is the largest to ever be held in the southern hemisphere.Being walking distance to most venues, Adelaide Paringa is the perfect and most affordable place to stay. The rooms at Adelaide Paringa are a great budget alternative without giving up CBD convenience, so be sure to book your accommodation before we sell out!
OzAsia Festival - 13-29 September 2013 Posted on - Tuesday, August 13, 2013
With the annual Oz Asia Festival commencing next month, this gives you another reason to book your accommodation at Adelaide Paringa.
The OzAsia Festival presents work by Australian artists that identify with an Asian heritage, stages collaborative work between Australian and Asian artists, and presents a cross section of traditional and contemporary cultures of Asia. The OzAsia Festival has a broad cultural reach and includes theatre, dance, music, film, visual arts, food and design culture.
Make Adelaide Paringa your base. Enjoy the convenience of a short stroll to the Adelaide Festival Centre and experience the OzAsia Festival,


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Outgoing chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO), Ricky Skerritt, says aviation taxation and high fuel prices are stifling tourist arrivals into the region.
Skerritt, who is also minister of tourism for St Kitts, was addressing a packed ballroom of delegates attending the CTO's second State of the Industry Conference at the St Kitts Marriott hotel Wednesday night.
Noting that international aviation had become a more attractive source of taxation for governments desperate for revenue, the departing CTO chair likened the situation to the United Kingdom's Air Passenger Duty (APD).
"That tax in the UK is an example of taxation gone crazy," he stated.
Criticising the British for being outright discriminatory in relation to long-haul travel to the Caribbean, Skerritt said the APD had sent the level of ticket-related taxes to an unprecedented high, "raising nearly (£)3 billion annually for the British government to use on domestic programmes which have nothing to do with aviation".
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Skerritt remains adamant that tariffs should be kept at a minimum, adding that it was his "strong opinion" that tariffs should facilitate the delivery of proper security and better service at airports, while enhancing travel-related developments to result in more people travelling, more cargo, and better value for the traveller.
But the APD was just one of many concerns expressed by the outgoing CTO chairman, who handed over the baton to commissioner of tourism for the USVI, Beverly Doty, Wednesday night.
Now proposals pending in the US Congress that include additional travel-related fees, the decline in cruise-ship passengers, the deployment of the ships to the Mediterranean in the summer and regional travel are at the top of his agenda.
In response to the double whammy of increased taxation and higher fuel costs, cruise lines, on the other hand, have slowed down their sailing speeds and minimised the use of airline seats in their own travel packages, he revealed.
This, he said, has resulted in the stifling of home-porting in the region and, as a consequence, new itineraries with shorter cruising distances from more US mainland home-ports and reduced market share for the islands of the southern Caribbean.
Skerritt was, however heartened by a recent meeting with the Florida Caribbean Cruise Shipping Association, where that organisation announced plans to actively begin exploring ways and means to rebuild summer cruising in the region.
Skerritt is urging stakeholders to continue to protect the tourist industry from overtaxation, while at the same time helping to improve governments' fiscal position.
Even more important, he encouraged the region's players to set aside the petty differences "that divide us so we can truly act in a united fashion and firmly position our region in the global market as the most desirable, year-round, warm-weather destination".


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The dead: Livingstone Stocker, 33, Michael Miller, 24, Henry Clayton, 35, John Holmes, 26, Gilbert Williams, 37, and Charles Cesar Stinson, 35. Two survived: Johnnie Hall, 45, and Margaret Wooden, 24.
We went up there as a squad, and it was 24 hours a day for the next three-four days, recalled former Miami-Dade homicide Lt. Don Carey. It made a lot of press. The director of the department even came out, and he didnt come out to many homicide scenes.
Three months later, Ferguson posing as a cop shot two teens during a robbery attempt. That couple survived.
Brian and Belinda did not.
The teens had dated casually for just a few months. Brian had knack for imitating Steve Martin. Belinda whom one teacher called Miss Sunshine mulled a career as a nurse.
On the night of Jan. 8, 1978, they went for ice cream at Farrells Ice Cream Parlor at Hialeahs Westland Mall.
The two drove to a field on LeJeune Road and Northwest 128th Street, a popular lovers lane and parked. They never returned. At 2 a.m., both families filed missing persons reports.
The next morning, Hialeah Highs custodian riding on horseback discovered Belindas body under an Australian pine tree. A quarter mile away, Brians body, a bullet in the head, was slumped over behind the wheel of his mothers 1974 Pontiac LeMans.
The killer had chased Belinda from the car, raping her before shooting her. The murders rocked Hialeah, where a memorial drew more than 800 people.
Homicide detectives soon identified Ferguson. The Ruger .357 pistol used in the shooting had been stolen from the Carol City murder scene.
In April 1978, police found Ferguson in an Opa-locka apartment, with the same stolen Ruger pistol.
Unlike today, when Death Penalty cases can take years to go to trial, justice moved quickly for Ferguson. Within six months, he had been convicted by two different juries in the Carol City murders and the teens killings. He was sentenced to die in each.
After the judge pronounced him guilty, I remember, he turned to me as though he was coming to get me, former prosecutor Kaye said. But he thrust his hand out, shook my hand said, Good job counsel. He was a violent man. I didnt think he had the character to do that.
In 1982, the Florida Supreme Court threw out the death sentence saying the judge did not consider evidence of Fergusons mental illness. A year later, he was resentenced to death again.
In the ensuing decades, Ferguson lawyers have nevertheless sought to stave off execution by pointing to his mental state. Each appeal, including one Friday denied by a Bradford County judge, has failed.
It is impossible to fathom that the State can constitutionally put to death a man who thinks he is the Prince of God and who believes he has a destiny of being the right hand of God and returning to purify earth, lawyer Handman said.
Michael Worley, Belindas brother, called the decades-long legal fight a slap in the face.
Outrageous is the fact that for 34 years, our tax dollars have been keeping Ferguson alive. Free food, medical care and the ability to communicate with his loved ones and lawyers, he said. My sister was brutally killed at the age of 17. Her murder shattered our entire family. Life was never the same.


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