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Is there any way to have Safari 5 (OS X) ask before exiting? I have fat fingers and often hit Command-Q when I want Command-W.
In the tabs section of Safari's preferences, if you check the third option "Confirm before closing multiple tabs or windows", Safari will ask before exiting if you have more than one tab or window open. It won't ask for confirmation if you have only one open, but from what you're saying, that shouldn't be a major issue if you meant to close the window anyway.
I remap Safari's Quit menu item shortcut to ⌥⌘Q (Option-Command-Q) using the "Keyboard Shortcuts" tab of the "Keyboard & Mouse" preference panel in System Preferences.
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We use and like Selenium to test our web user interfaces. Now we need to test a native Windows program and are looking for a similar tool. Something that can record a session to an editable script that can be replayed to execute the test. I've seen vague references to Spy++ and UI Automation Verify but nothing that looks close to what I'm looking for. Am I missing it or doesn't such a product exist? Open source, like Selenium, would be great but this is important enough we'd pay for the right tool. Any suggestions?
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We ended up with Win32:GuiTest for Perl. It doesn't record but it does play nicely.
THere are a large number of automated testing tools that can be used to drive windows interfaces: Microsoft Test Manager, Quick Test Pro from HP as well as open source solutions such as White from Codeplex
You can write your own custom code. I would suggest you look at below article for WCF, WPF, Web Services Testing
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ESPN Box Score • The Two Man Game • Mavs Moneyball
The Celtics' final prayer rested on a double-covered Kevin Garnett turnaround 18-footer. Why Rajon Rondo did not go to Paul Pierce–who looked wide-open right in front of him–no one will ever know. Rondo gets a pass for both the inbounds play and the missed wide-open three a play before that would have tied the game.
He gets a pass because the Celtics would not have had an opportunity to take the last shot had he not snagged an offensive rebound a few plays earlier. In the end, Mavericks' forward Dirk Notwitzki proved too much for the Celtics in the final frame. After playing a dismal first half, the Celtics roared back and appeared to have the game in control. That was before heavy legs prevailed. Notwizki routinely found his way to the basket and hit the game winner after securing a favorable switch on to the smaller Glen "Big Baby" Davis.
The writing was on the wall with five minutes to go in the fourth. The Celtics started having trouble scoring the ball and on the defensive end, they let the Mavericks' guards Jason Terry and Jason Kidd turn the corner at will. Any air the Celtics had in their chests after battling back in this game was quickly deflated when Terry hit a game-tying three as Ray Allen looked too tired to close-out properly.
No matter how you write it, the Celtics have suffered their second loss of the season, both losses coming on the second game of a back-to-back. I am starting to think 19 back-to-backs could really spell out the regular season for the Celtics.
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10 things I wish would happen
Despite a shameful social media maelstrom and rampant speculation in the past 24 hours, it's still unclear what caused the shocking accident that left six road cyclists injured in Sydney yesterday am. Which is precisely why I wanted to post this right now, for the issue of cycling safety on open roads is far bigger than any one incident. You may agree with some or all of my points. You may disagree with them all. That's fine. But surely this is a time for us all to try and be constructive, rather than simply sling mud and accusations anonymously across the ether? This is my attempt to do so.
10 things I wish would happen after yet another serious cycling incident in Sydney:
- Everyone on all sides would just calm down a bit, no actually, a lot
- Motorists would actually learn the law in relation to cyclists and accept we have just as much right to use the roads as they do – yes, we can legally ride two abreast; no, it's illegal for us to ride on the footpath (unless we're with our kids) – whether you like this or not is irrelevant, it's the law, lobby your local member if you want things changed, just like any other issue, it's called democracy
- Cycling's governing bodies and, indeed, Governments would be far more active on the issues of rider safety and community education – they've been damningly silent in response to the incident in Sydney yesterday, yet again. This is precisely the time when we need to show the community a unified response at the highest levels of our sport/community, rather than the piece-meal social media slanging matches that have unfolded in the last 24 hours. It's not about laying blame for any individual incident, it's about demonstrating this is an important community issue that needs to be considered, understood and addressed by us all.
- Everyone would start taking far greater care and responsibility for their own actions out on the road rather than simply look to blame others when incidents occur – often it is due to motorist negligence, but sometimes it's we riders who cock things up and crash too, we need to remember this and try not to put ourselves in dangerous situations (e.g. I was brought down last year by a guy in front of me who foolishly took his hands off the bars to clear his nose on a bumpy section of high speed road, it was pretty dumb, he should have known better)
- Everyone would have more empathy for other road users – for example, whilst I know me and a mate are quite within our rights to ride two abreast down the middle of a single lane road at 25km/h in peak hour, I also know that doing so is pretty inconsiderate and likely to cause aggravation, so I avoid doing this as much as I possibly can – that said, if I do choose to take the lane because I'm worried about being car doored or dangerously overtaken, it'd be great for motorists to understand this – honestly, I'm not doing it to piss you off.
- More cycling groups (such as clubs, even if it's technically 'not their responsibility' – seriously, who cares, surely it's everyone's responsibility to do what they can to help?) and high profile cyclists – from all walks of life, not just pros – would publicly support safer and better relations between cyclists and motorists on an ongoing basis – I believe this is key in removing the stigma of cyclists being seen as little more than a rogue minority of self righteous shit-stirrers (which the vast majority of us are not) – how about an RMS safety campaign, like the drink driving and speeding stuff they spend millions on each year?
- 'Motorists' would stop wasting breath by saying cyclists should pay rego. It's a complete red herring. I'd be very happy to do it mind you, but FFS, it will solve nothing.
- Cyclists would stop wasting breath talking about how good things are in the Netherlands – seriously, go live there then, this is Australia and idealism won't solve the problem, we need to work pragmatically with what we have, financially, geographically and culturally
- Cycling Australia or State Governments or even State Police would set up a publicly available and officially monitored "cyclist road toll" including incident, injury and fatality numbers so the entire community can understand the true scale of this problem. I think most people (and the media) would be genuinely shocked at just how prevalent accidents are. It would also give everyone something to focus on in trying to reduce the number – and hold the State Governments/Transport Departments far more accountable, with publicly-stated incident reduction targets
- Rather than continually provoke their audiences with sensationalist posts and stories, media outlets like Triple M and the Daily Telegraph would attempt to display far more balance in their views, by expressing all sides of the story, showing some compassion for victims, deleting abusive posts etc. It's highly inflammatory and, if anything, only makes the roads more dangerous for everyone.
I am but a humble blogger, road cyclist, car owner, motorbike owner, Cycling Australia member and father. I have zero power to change things on my own. But surely few people would argue nowhere near enough is being done to stop incidents like that which happened yesterday and the countless others that never make it into the news feeds.
We all need to speak up people – calmly and constructively. It's not someone else's problem. It's our problem. Lobby your club to do more in your local community (talk to the local newspaper and have a presence at local festivals and fetes, for example). Lobby your local politicians and demand they formally state their views on safer road use. Lobby State governments and transport bodies. Lobby the media. Lobby your local State cycling body to do more – or something! We need to make noise, and force those who have the power to make a difference to do just that. Enough is enough.
99 responses to "10 things I wish would happen"
Brian says :
Pete, I'm a cyclist and love it but should we be on roads like this? Drivers are humans and make mistakes. The problem is if they make a mistake around a cyclist, the cyclist loses… doesn't matter if it's the drivers fault or not the cyclist in an accident will come out of it at the bad end. There are many vehicles out there which are not allowed on our roads (capsule motor bikes etc) yet for some reason it's acceptable for a bicycle to mix it with cars…
Rachael says :
On. My sons second lesson as a learner he was abused by a cyclist for when the breakdown lane ended that the cyclist was traveling in behind my son ( at 60km and slowing down) my son stopped at the roundabout, and proceeded as instructed, was abused by a cyclist, for what I don't know, but it un-nerved a new driver and contradicted any lessons I was giving about giving bike riders respect! Some riders need to learn, like everyone else on the road, proceed with care and respect!
Matt says :
Rachael, I ride roughly 300ks a week and have done so for the last 20 years. I am sick of cyclists doing this sort of thing. I have nearly been to blows on several occasions with other cyclists doing the same thing. Use your brains cyclists, a car doesn't have to hit you, to kill you.
The thing I have noticed more and more are the Egos on the bike, "Im to fit and fast to talk to that hairy leg fat bloke". This is the guy we need to it next to and tell him about some of the rules. Lose the ego go back to the way it was, more experienced riders, instruct the new ones don't just scream KEEP LEFT as we fly by.
Lucas says :
Rachael, I've been driving for nearly 25 years, and cycling for even longer, and I've yet to see a road with a "break down lane" leading up to a roundabout. I'm guessing that this "break down lane" was in fact a bike lane. Most bike lanes will end before a roundabout so the cyclist can take the road lane (riding primary) and enter traffic as it's expected that the traffic will be moving slower at that point. I'm guessing that you failed to instruct your child to give that cyclist room and allow him to enter the traffic. People don't scream and shout for no reason. When a cyclist gets angry it's usually because his or her life was endangered by somebody's actions. Somebody's ignorance of the road rules and oblivious to the fact that a bicycle is legally recognised as a vehicle and has every right to use the road, and are NOT just restricted to bike lanes.
If I'm right about you thinking that a bike lane is a "break down lane" then I'd suggest that you revise the current road rules before instructing your child any further.
If I'm wrong then I apologise in advance but Ive seen similar situations too often and your story is difficult to read.
andrew says :
As somebody that drives a car and also rides a bike I always give way to other road users as per Australian road rules and the people that in MY opinion that neglect to follow the road rules would be cyclist's
I also think that it might be time to limit the size of the group of cyclists that ride on major roads as from what I have seen in over 40 years of riding a bike that most of the road rage I have seen between cyclists and car drivers is when a LARGE group of cyclists decide to take over the road
And before all you cyclist's jump down my throat yes it does take 2 people to have an argument
and yes there is a lot of motorists out there that need to be more patient
So having had my say maybe a bit more money being spent on bikeways by government and.making cyclist's use them might also help the cause
Mike says :
Ha. Yeah. Because cyclists have been killing motorists for years by forcing them to overtake into oncoming traffic against their free will and better judgement. Cyclists force the poor motorists to overtake dangerously, risking their licences. Because wherever a motorist is going, it's much more important to get there a few seconds earlier than to get there alive, or without killing a mum or dad en route.
(I'm sure rapists and child abusers like your logic that 'it takes 2 people to have an argument'. Because every person wielding life-or-death power over another human likes to feel the other person justified their own untimely demise or life-changing injury)
James says :
Mate this is Australia – everybody talks and whinges but noone really stands up and does anything – no worries mate, she'll be fine, it will be ok……. but it won't. Intead we are trying to find compromises more compromises and more compromises – but who will win – minority – nope
People say things are better in Netherlands but people in Netherlands stand up against all sorts of stuff and go to the streets if things are not right.
Sammy sparrow says :
I have the greatest respect for my own life.
I will not put my life in danger by demanding right of way on a public road.
Always look for vehicles larger than you as they are the ones that can kill you.
Roads with a speed limit of 70 km/h and over are suicide for bicycle riders.
Cars and trucks cannot slow down quick enough if they can't see you if traffic is busy. (4×4's pantechs etc.)
Use your intelligence and avoid dangerous situations. Find somewhere safe to ride.
Don Macrae says :
No riding in the country then Sammy? I ride out my front door into wonderful hills – but the speed limits are over 70. The answer is not for cyclists to stay home, it must be to effect a change in driver behaviour. Italians and the French respect cyclists' right to the road, why not us?
Jeeves says :
Quite simply, if you are in a regular lane, travel at the speed limit where possible. People are not infuriated by that fact you are a cyclist, they are annoyed because you are riding/driving slower than they are permitted to go. try doing 30km/hr down some of the busy roads in your neighborhood…maybe be a little less narcissistic and more aware of your surroundings.
Paul says :
Well said.
I really like the Hawaii approach to cycling on the roads – "Share the Road". This is posted on road side signs on all the major roads and even some minor roads. Seems to work. Have been 4 times in 10 years and never experienced an issue. Much safer riding seems to flow from this type of awareness campaign.
I also like the Rio approach to prohibiting motor vehicles on a major road or two every Sunday. Cyclists and runners and walkers can use 6-8 lane roads knowing there is no traffic to contend with. It is only one day a week.
Scott Beattie says :
Lets pay rego – $20 per bike user (not per bike) and you are exempt if you are under 18.
If it shuts people up about whether or not bike riders pay rego, it will be worth it.
It won't solve a thing ,but if those funds can be used to better the education of drivers and cyclists, I think it will be money well spent
A Fat Fossil says :
City of Sydney and thjose in charge of state roads need to get on the phone to Alpine Shire and beg them for some of their commonsense and the use of these signs:
That are planted all over the shire, the scene of the 3 Peaks Ride and Audax challenges. They set the tone of driver expectations and awareness of cyclist use of the roads.
But you can't put a price on commonsense. Wait! You can! It's called human life!
Craig Hollins says :
Road accident statistics are published in every state and include cyclists so your number 9 can be marked as complete. All you need to do is look up the numbers and publicise them. For example the WA stats for 2013 can be found at http://www.police.wa.gov.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=PispzqOFNLI%3d&tabid=1073
Lyn says :
Super post, and I agree with *nearly* everything. However, as an Aussie cyclist living in France, I can't agree with you on No.8.
It's only by going and seeing how things work in other places that you can fully develop and adapt new and fresh ideas to implement at home.
Even traditionally bike-unfriendly places like the States (with similar distances and car cultures to address) are starting to adopt European-style measures to improve cycling (http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/europe/131126/europe-booming-bicycle-industry-us).
There's a reason these places (Holland, Denmark and just about every other developed country in the world) are far better for cyclists (and all road users) than Australia, and we'd do well to consider why that's the case and to consider adopting some of the same measures, rather than continuing to live in a bubble that still brainwashes people into believing that wearing a piece of styrofoam on their heads will somehow stop them from being killed by a two-tonne piece of metal.
James Holder says :
Many of your comments are sensible but like much of the commentary tend towards apologizing for ignorant and discourteous behaviour. For instance, take riding two abreast. You assert that it's legal to ride two abreast – in most circumstances that's actually legally wrong (see rule 151 of the Road Rules). I think it's reasonable for cyclists to ask motorists to obey the law and be very sensitive to the vulnerable position you guys are in. The quid pro quo is that you should be sensitive to the burden you place on motorists. There's nothing more frustrating than being held up be a peloton of two or three. I'm sure cyclists would be frustrated to be held up by an extremely slow moving car on a climb where they wished to maintain momentum. Courtesy and lawfulness cut both ways.
ron smith says :
well as the story goes its the same all over when on the roads who has the rights well we all do if we all would just get of our high horse and look at what we are doing and saying but what are we saying!!!!!!!!. yes thats right its all bullshit …..wake up and look around and see what you dont see thats right your one of them do you want to enjoy your life with your loverly family yes you do well so does every one-else on the road but we all have to look out for all the other idiots out there that think they own the road unfortunetly we have to put up with them until they die
that way they wont be on our roads anymore wont that be great
Our own worst enemy says :
I am a cyclist and love riding my bike. However, it's hard to blame motorists for their intolerance of cyclists when you see selfish cyclists riding two abreast (or in peleton) in the transit/ bus lane in peak hour traffic. These lanes are designed to ease traffic congestion in the highest peak hour times yet morons think that legislation and not general decency should allow for them to ride along below the posted speed limits. Maybe an education program for cyclists, some basic consideration and manners would be a good start to help bridge the issues between motorists and cyclists. By all means ride your bike but stay off arterial roads and out of transit/ bus lanes in peak hour times. And maybe then we will have some respect and courtesy in return from those who drive. Also, countries like Switzerland require a bike registration fee to be paid which to me makes sense as we are using the roads and having impact on traffic congestion etc.
Andrew says :
Yeah, I don't get the whole thing about why riding a bike on the road is even legal to be honest. If I'm in my car doing 25 in a 60 zone, I can be ticketed for impeding traffic. Why can't a cyclist?
The fact is, that most people are on the roads because they NEED to be. Cyclists are on the road because they WANT to be (generally). It's just such a dangerous form of exercise. Then you get morons who ride around with their headphones in.
As a motorist, it's hard enough to see motorbikes who are swerving up and undertaking you on the left. It's much harder to see a bicycle. Are bicyclists allowed to undertake a parked car on the left?
As for the rules about riding on the footpath, I was told over 20 years ago that bicycles were allowed on footpaths now. Is that different state to state? I've never even heard this rule about if you are with your kids you are allowed – is there then some age limits on who can and can't ride on the footpath?? Sounds like bunkum to me.
Marty says :
We can only ride on the footpath if it is a shared path or with children.
Undertaking a parked car is impossible. You can't fit between the car and the curb.
I would love to have a 4m wide bidirectional cycle lane everywhere with a curb to prevent cars en-roaching the cycle lane or a separated cycle path.
Pedestrians get a path without having to pay registration so why can't bikes have their own path?? I'm sure all bikers would help pay via a rego system.
Please remember that rego does not pay for all roads, tax does.
Motorists, cyclists and pedestrians all want the same thing so please, everyone lobby your local member to get this occur!
Problem solved!
Raymond says :
Again, what is illegal is not necessarily wrong. Gay marriage is illegal in many places, but we all know that laws can change. Pedestrians get a footpath because it is the lowest common denominator: if not for the footpath, you would be forced to buy some form of transport or risk dying with all the other vehicles flying around you. A bike, however, is optional (as is a car), so you get to pay for the privilege (as with everything else in life).
The point of paying for rego is not to pay for roads, but to free up other funds that could be used on roads (or anything really). There's no such thing as a free lunch and if you want more infrastructure that benefits you and impacts on everyone else, then you can damn well pay for it.
The problem is that cyclists break the rules all the time (and they know they can with impunity) and they are completely inconsiderate to other road users. If you can hear cars piling up behind you, you're riding a bike so you're obviously not in a hurry, pull over and let them pass.
Stephen Lane says :
Point #9 is a winner. This point alone may just be the biggest, most important thing to bring awareness to the public as a whole.
Mee says :
What happens when a car tangles with a bdouble ??? Chaos that's what!!! And it is normally not the bdouble driver that gets hurt and so on down the scale……. Semi trailer, body truck, suv, car, motorbike and pushy it's always the smaller one that comes off second best
The law of tonnage — MIGHT HAS RIGHT!!!
Thomas Crawford says :
For most of last year I did a daily cycling commute from Manly into the city. I found that if I watched out for cars and took the time to clearly indicate my intentions that the cars were courteous and careful. I stopped riding because of an accident on a bike path where the cyclist I was passing suddenly changed direction and rammed me into a mental fence busting my hand and my bike. Three other cyclists ran into me. They all jumped up, helped me to my feet and checked I was ok. The guy who caused the accident got on his bike and rode off without a word of concern or apology.
My take. Most drivers and most cyclists are trying to do the right thing. Some people are arseholes. It's that simple.


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Most printers understand the concept of additive color. Here is an example of this concept. (Images Wikipedia)
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In today's world a printer and other service based industries need to understand these components and MUST be sure that their clients, both current and future have the perception that they the print partner can provide or offer as many of these components as needed. (Illustration 2013 Copyright Thaddeus B. Kubis)
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Overall, my experience with our 2004 subaru outback has been a poor one (purchased new). Quite frankly, I'm amazed they've maintained the reputation they're recognized for...In general, we've had continual electrical problems, from excessive light bulb burnout to poor speaker wiring and broken cd players. In addition, wear and tear components (i.e. stock tires, rotors, CV boots, etc.) fail far sooner than in other cars I've had (or have; Toyota and Dodge) under similar driving conditions. Other than the in convenience, it wasn't a problem until the car was out of warranty...in which case repair costs were absurdly expensive...and laughably required multiple visits to diagnose and repair (our AC is STILL not fixed!). I purchased this car largely for it's reputation as a reliable vehicle and therefore figured the occasional expensive repair was manageable...little did I know!! With all that said, the handling of this vehicle in all weather conditions is simply astounding (heavy rains, snow and ice...of course with a decent set of tires...not the junk stock Bridgestones). I would ONLY consider buying another subaru if I REGULARLY had to deal with heavy snows....
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The Oklahoman endorsement: Mitt Romney is the best choice for America
Mitt Romney is a self-made man running for president against an incumbent who rejects the notion that society flourishes when government gets out of the way. From health care to regulation to energy policy to taxation — in so many areas — Barack Obama believes that government must dominate our lives and redistribute our incomes.
Obama was a poor choice for president in 2008. He's an even worse choice now. Oklahomans solidly rejected Obama four years ago. They knew what the people in too many other states apparently did not — that this man is simply not qualified to hold such a high office. He has inferior business skills and leadership qualities, little appreciation for the sacrifices that the successful make and an anemic respect for America's starring role on the world stage.
Romney is demonized as being a son of privilege. Yet the man Romney has become is of his own making. His decency is his own. His leadership qualities are his own. His management skills are his own. He built those! And he can rebuild the U.S. economy.
Romney overcame a strong challenge in the Republican primaries. Now he goes before all voters as America's best hope to create jobs, cut deficit spending, reduce the national debt, restore American exceptionalism, reform entitlements and achieve North American energy independence.
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As the most anticipated night for the entire Film Industry comes to a close, I am left with one thought on my mind and one thought only. That is, Why in the world would she wear that?
Yes, that's right folks, it's about that time where the inevitable sorting of who rocked it on the red carpet and who just completely missed the target comes into play.
And while some people may be overcome with joy for all of the Academy Award winners, I am still distraught by the fact that Charlize Theron thought it was okay to try to bring clear plastic straps back (it is not okay). Not to mention that Penelope Cruz, Jada Pinkett-Smith, and Camila Alves all managed to convince me that pink truly is a color that can only be worn when done right.
A total of 15 of Hollywood's biggest stars found their way on to my list (I'm really sorry, Amy Adams, it hurts me too) but to give a fair warning, not all of my picks were made based on being down right terrible – some of them earned their spot for merely committing the crime of being uninspired.
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I was curious today, and after a hard, but short stop in my drive way I felt the rotor... burnt the tip of my finger lol. just thought I'd start some useless conversation. I didn't think they'd heat up that quick/hot.
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If you love spending time with the free Words with Friends app, you'll also enjoy a quick break with the brain-teasing puzzles in the SeeWordz Brain Game Free app. The puzzle app breaks up words into different positions and other cryptic positions that signify another word or phrase. For instance, the letter "P" with a line down the center signifies "split pea." Or for a harder one, the numbers 110 signify "one in ten."
I found even the easy puzzles to be extremely hard. I love the "Hint" button, which gives you the first couple letters of the answer, but does knock down the overall score if you're keeping track. You can post your scores to Facebook straight from the app to compete with friends. The app also turns the letters in your guesses green, if you're on the right track, or red, if you're off base. If you're stumped, like me, simply touch the "Answer" button to reveal the solution. You won't earn points, however, if you do this.
The design of the app is completely intuitive, and you can scroll through puzzles from each category easily. The free version of the app comes with 36 brain stumpers that range from easy to medium and hard. If you can't get enough, upgrade to the full version of SeeWordz Brain Game for $1.99 to gain access to 120 more puzzles.


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KING County elected officials threatened to make deep cuts in Metro Transit service if voters did not approve Proposition 1 on the April 22 ballot.
That is one campaign promise the Metropolitan King County Council should not keep. Amid a backdrop of concern about Metro's problematic cost structure and its unsettled transit-union contract, voters were unmoved. They handily defeated the ballot measure to increase the sales tax and license tab fees despite Metro's release of lists of bus routes that would be eliminated or cut back.
The County Council can, and must, do better. Council members now have a chance to do so on Monday when they consider what to do with Metro's budget — either implement the heavy-handed cuts promised in the campaign or do what the voters expect them to do: be nimble, creative and shrewd in service to taxpayers and transit riders. That especially means continuing to make reforms of an agency that has an unsustainable cost structure — something the Municipal League of King County has pushed since 2008.
Councilmember Rod Dembowski offers a prudent approach that cuts services only for this budget year, while delaying other threatened cuts. That delay could minimize cuts that might be unnecessary as Metro's revenues increase, as they are expected to. That also gives the county time to settle a contract with the transit union, giving a clearer picture of Metro's financial landscape.
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• Change fare policies to increase revenues to cover about 30 percent of costs, up from 28 percent.
• Improve Metro's cost structure to be "equal to or better than" similar transit agencies across the country.
Dembowski's proposal was approved in a 4-3 committee vote Wednesday. Monday, the full council has a chance to let voters know it took their message at the polls seriously. Time to get to work on improving Metro Transit.
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With the sting of Disney purchasing LucasFilm still fresh in the hearts of "Star Wars" fans, the company has released an ad for their Disneyland theme park starring Darth Vader himself.
And it does not bode well for the future of the franchise.
Behold, one of cinema's greatest villains as he rides a spinning teacup, purchases popcorn and observes a princess parade. It's only downhill from here, folks.
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Roseanne and Katie Couric Tour Vegas Friday May 3
This show was good, and funny.
Update on the Boston Marathon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axQtAFtmtVA
The people finally can see the real story behind this pre-planned
attack and now that there is footage the 2 boys who were fingered to be the "fall guys" are
going to be old hat. People ! Wake up. We are under attack from our own government & we now have footage that can begin to reveal what is going on & has been going on for some time.
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The "Occupy Bilderberg" group will be needing people who can fly to England this summer. I hope Rosanne goes. Craig Ferguson & Rosie O'Donnell are 2 more that I hope will go. The everyday people need representation against the Illuminati. This is the summer 2013 meeting for them. Here's the latest on the location.
One site: There is strong evidence that Bilderberg will return to Chantilly, Virginia for its annual closed meeting June 22-24, 2013 at the posh Westfields Marriott near the Dulles Airport. Westfields is booked up for that weekend and individuals are unable to make a one-room reservation, even five months in advance.
2nd site: Bilderberg 2013 date and location confirmed: from June 6th to June 9th at The Grove Hotel, Watford (Hertfordshire, UK)
There are "Occupy Bilderberg" sites to get current updates. Most of us cannot afford to go. $10/hour does not leave much left. Please, those who can go~ attend ! Let the Illuminati know that we know who they are & what they are up to: no Good.
Roseanne said she is rating buffets in Vegas in her interview with Katie this morning, I would love to see her list. We are going to Vegas in of the month.
I can not wait to watch it-
Katie what an awsome trip!! Rock it!! Besure to see canyon of fire and Area 51. You will love both
Be safe.
Roseanne is my personal hero as well, I wish someday I could meet her.
Ive been following Roseanne since the mid eighties and relate and connect i swear to GOD more than i can even explain. shocking life similarities, sense of humor, ways of thinking. I knew nothing of politics growing up and so never got into it until low and behold My 'queen' haha… ran for president.. cant wait til next election time rolls around. Now to see her with Katie, another person i cant help but like through watching her on the old tv.. just makes me smile.
Ive recently been diagnosed with cancer w hich sucks since its a fucking non curable sort .. whatever .. i intend to kick this shit even without chemo but my reason for including this is because ive become rather isolated and what do i do with my time? I watch old episodes , every interview i can find, and feel like through Roseanne Barr (my personal hero and Im sure she would roll her eyes at that but hey it is what it is) and so I just needed to say thank you .. thank you for giving me a focus, for giving me a laugh while learning just exactly what the hell is going on .. shit i had no idea of .. i actually thought Obama was a good choice but Roseanne makes everything quite clear. I cant wait to learn more and hope , no INTEND to get healthy and strong so i can advocate for her by god. Love it.
Hang in there Carla, you have a great attitude! You should really try and see Roseanne at the Laugh Factory in Vegas, What a great show! Colleen
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I lent my ROAD BIKE to my brother for an hour, who is an avid DOWNHILL MOUNTAIN BIKE rider. When i get it back i notice the right shift lever wont shift properly, there is a huge buckle in the rear wheel, one spoke was broken and a bunch were loose.
His excuse was " he didnt notice, the only time he thought something happened was when he was climbing the stairs with the bike to get to our third floor apartment and he hit the back wheel off the wall as he turned to go up the next flight of stairs"
oh my god, does he think I'm a total idiot? , i reckon he was bunny hoppin up curbs and packed the hell out of the rear wheel, as for the RD , i think he was stupid ,careless and smacked it off a wall or something.
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Rain has been plentiful for a lot of us today, and more rain will be with us through the evening before it tapers off to just a few showers overnight. Rain will again pick back up in earnest late morning/early afternoon Wednesday as the front passes through the area. Behind it, significantly cooler and drier air will arrive.
Temperatures look to take a nose dive starting Thursday morning where we could be talking about a few upper 50s in our cooler locations! Lows will slowly creep back up towards 70 by the start of next week, but will remain for an extended period in the 60s. Highs will also remain in the 80s until we hit the weekend.
After Wednesday, rain chances drop significantly as the front stalls along the coast. Besides a lingering shower on Thursday, a stray shower or storm could develop Friday through next Tuesday, but most of that time period looks to remain dry.
Worthy of mention, the National Hurricane Center is watching a tropical wave in the southern Caribbean. It has a long way to go and needs to get better organized, but it could impact the Gulf Coast this weekend, so it is something to monitor closely.
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Some archeological sites are shrouded by neglect. But not the Roman ruins of Le Molinete, in Spain, where a polycarbonate roof designed by Amann-Cánovas-Maruri refreshes history.
The Madrid-based architecture studio of Atxu Amann, Andrés Cánovas and Nicolás Maruri designed a modern protective cover for the archeological park of Molinete, in the coastal town of Cartagena.
A roof of perforated steel plates and corrugated polycarbonate sheets that extends with natural geometry along the park, embracing the surrounding city.
A thin ectoplasm whose surface was studied so as to obtain a translucent effect and to filter sunlight and illuminate the park.
For an immersive experience of the site, the project includes an elevated walkway that runs parallel to the streets of the city of Cartagena.
The structure is sustained by light, 3 meter high beams of steel that allow the archeological remains to be fully admired.
Those who would like to access the archeological park thus remodeled will discover a florescent façade, green and luminous by night, that accompanies and colors the oldest and most precious part of Cartagena.
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Students participate in NAPLAN tests this week
Students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 will sit NAPLAN tests in Reading, Writing, Language Conventions and Numeracy this week on Tuesday (Language Conventions and Writing tests), Wednesday (Reading test) and Thursday (Numeracy test). These national assessments have been a routine part of the school calendar since 2008. NAPLAN tests are not pass/fail tests, but rather show how individual students are progressing in numeracy and literacy skills against national standards for all Australian children.
All students in these year levels are expected to participate in the tests, although provisions are available for students to be exempted or withdrawn under certain circumstances. Details on these exemptions are available on the National Assessment Program website (www.nap.edu.au).
Parents will receive a report of their child's performance later in the year and schools and governments also receive reports of national performance. Results at a school level are also reported on the My School website.
ACARA has full confidence in the ability of schools to administer the tests professionally and maintain their integrity. Nationally agreed protocols are in place providing detailed guidelines to ensure consistent administration of the tests across the nation. Should a school experience an irregularity, guidelines for investigating test incidents are now available at the National Assessment Program website to support the investigation process.
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LOS ANGELES -- Former Los Angeles Dodgers and Seattle Mariners outfielder Milton Bradley has been charged with abusing his estranged wife and faces up to 13 years in jail if convicted, city prosecutors announced Friday.
Bradley, 34, was charged on Thursday with 13 misdemeanor counts of assault with a deadly weapon, vandalism and dissuading a witness from making a report.
In addition to jail time, Bradley could face up to 13,000 in fines and restitution if convicted.
He remained free pending a scheduled Jan. 24 arraignment.
Prosecutors contend that Bradley threatened and attacked his wife five times in 2011 and 2012. He was twice arrested at the home in 2011 (see full story).
Fukodome returns to Japan
OSAKA, Japan -- Former major league outfielder Kosuke Fukudome has returned to Japan where he will play for the Hanshin Tigers of the Central League.
The 35-year-old signed a three-year deal with the Tigers after spending five seasons with the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox.
"I'm sure Japanese baseball has changed a lot in the six years I've been away," Fukudome said on Hanshin's website. "I hope the players around me will help me get re-adjusted."
Fukudome made the National League All-Star team in his rookie season with Chicago but never quite lived up to the expectations in his 3-12 seasons with the Cubs.
Jays sign Blanco
TORONTO -- The Toronto Blue Jays and catcher Henry Blanco have agreed to terms on a one-year, 750,000 non-guaranteed contract.
The team announced the deal Friday.
The 41-year-old Blanco played in 21 games for Arizona last season, batting .188 with one home run and seven RBIs, before torn ligament in his left thumb ended his season in August.
In 15 major league seasons, Blanco has hit .227 with 69 home runs and 284 RBIs with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Colorado Rockies, Milwaukee Brewers, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres, New York Mets and Diamondbacks.
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The Daily Telegraph blogs section runs an egregiously offensive post by Richard Landes titled, "Liberal intellectuals are frightened of confronting Islam's honour-shame culture".
The article's catalyst is a recent poll by ipsos MORI on 'Global Views on Immigration,' which surveyed popular views in nine European countries: Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain and Sweden.
The poll shows "a close correlation between the views the natives of a given country have about immigration and the number of, and level of, integration of Muslim immigrants in their countries.
"For example, the poll finds that Belgians and Britons hold the most negative views on immigration; these countries also have some of the least integrated Muslim populations in Europe. The poll also shows that among Europeans, Poles have the most positive views on immigration and immigrants; Poland happens to have Europe's smallest Muslim community, which comprises less than 0.1% of that country's total population," according to Soeren Kern, Senior Fellow for Transatlantic Relations at the Madrid-based Strategic Studies Group.
Kern in an article cites a number of polls to bolster his argument that "the recent shift in public opinion on immigration may yet mark the beginning of the end of European multiculturalism."
Glaringly absent from his string of polls is the Gallup Coexist survey of 2009, which showed that Muslims are more likely to identify with the UK and its national institutions than the rest of society, as well as a range of other surveys demonstrating the high level of Muslim integration across Europe.
Landes quotes Kern as follows:
"The findings – which come as Europeans are waking up to the consequences of decades of mass immigration from Muslim countries – point to a growing disconnect between European voters and their political masters regarding multicultural policies that encourage Muslim immigrants to remain segregated rather than become integrated into their host nations.
"The survey results mirror the findings of dozens of other recent polls. Taken together, they provide ample empirical evidence that scepticism about Muslim immigration is not limited to a "right-wing" political fringe, as proponents of multiculturalism often assert. Mainstream voters across the entire political spectrum are now expressing concerns about the role of Islam in Europe."
Landes then goes on to develop his particular take on what he claims to be "one of the most worrying developments in Western culture over the last decade - between a elite that controls much of the discussion in the public sphere (journalists, academics, talking heads, mainstream politicians) and who fear being called Islamophobes and racists more than they fear Islamist racists, and a population of people who, whenever they voice concern about the behavior of the Muslim neighbors, are told not to be Islamophobic racists."
Muslims, according to Landes, are "polite" not "civil" that is, they are careful with what they say so as not to cause offence that demands compensation for "dishonour" and therefore incapable of the "civil discourse" so instrumental to the foundations of modern society.
Landes argues, "In Dar al Islam, a Muslim's contradiction/criticism of Islam was punishable by death, a fortiori did this hold true for infidels. Modernity has been a Nakba (psychological catastrophe) for Islam, and Islam in all its variegated currents has yet to successfully negotiate these demands of modernity.
"On the contrary, the loudest voices in contemporary Islam reject vehemently the kind of self-criticism modernity requires. Criticism constitutes an unbearable assault on the manhood of Muslims."
He goes on:
"Indeed, global Jihad and the apocalyptic prophets who nourish it with genocidal rhetoric, represent a particularly virulent form of abreactive modernity, in which the powers of modern society (especially technology) are turned to the task of destroying a modern culture of public, free debate about what is fair.
"Secularism demands more maturity, it requires that religions be civil, that they not use force (the state) to impose their beliefs on others. Religious communities have to give up their need to be visibly superior as a sign of being right/true. This involves high levels of both self-confidence and tolerance for public contradiction."
What then does Landes make of the state-imposed systems and culture of communism and socialism that so marred the moral conscience of Europe in the 20th century in its brutal violation of the dignity of man? Is it only religions that have been guilty of using the state apparatus to impose ideology?
Now this bit is important, apparently, since it is bold text in the article:
"Thus, Islam's – Muslims – relationship with the "other" (kufr, infidel, lit. one who covers [the truth]), is the great problem to resolve in this coming generation, and at the heart of that problem lies the ability of Muslims to tolerate criticism from outsiders.
"We in the modern (and post-modern) West, who first forged these remarkable rules of self-restraint and created so rich, so variegated, so tolerant a culture, have a right to demand that Islam adopt these rules, certainly those who live in and benefit from the civil polities we have created. Indeed, if we treasure these values of tolerance, and freedom, and generosity towards the "other," we owe it to ourselves and to the Muslims in our midst, to make this demand. Anything else, including the fantasy that this is not a problem, is cultural suicide."
Well, Muslims will indeed be amused to read the bits about Europe trailblazing in creating "so tolerant a culture". Indeed Europe developed "so tolerant a culture" that the continent's worst examples of man's brutality against fellow man, "the other" are blithely ignored by Landes. He completely casts aside the Crusades, colonialism and the forced expulsion or conversion of religious minorities. Minorities who, in turn, found security and succour in Islamic lands, such as the Jews who settled in the Ottoman province of Salonica when they were expelled from Spain in the 15th century. Not to mention the Nazi genocide of Jews during the Second World War and the genocide of Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica during the ethnic cleaning wars in the former Yugoslavia.
Landes is an American and one may well ask what makes him think himself such an authority on multiculturalism in Europe?
Moreover, Landes would do well to acquaint himself more thoroughly with Islamic history and the verses of the Qur'an which command respect for the followers of other religious traditions and none; with the institutionalisation of criticism and difference through the development of the four Sunni schools of jurisprudence, and of the civility that permeates Islam:
"Invite (all) to the Way of thy Lord with wisdom and beautiful preaching; and argue with them in ways that are best and most gracious: for thy Lord knows best those who have strayed from His Path, and those who receive guidance." (An-Nahl: 125)
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Got your Santa list ready?
Walk into some stores today, and you'll notice Christmas decorations are already in place. There we go again, overlooking those two holidays between now and then.
That would be Halloween and Thanksgiving, if you've forgotten.
But through the end of the year, retailers are hoping we're willing to spend a little more, even if we're not so sure.
You've seen the reports. All the uncertainty about the economy, taxes, health care, jobs, etc., still worries U.S. consumers.
However, we might just be willing to open our wallets and purses a little more.
First, there's Halloween, a week from today.
The usually chipper National Retail Federation says spending for the spooky holiday should bounce back nicely from last year's big drop.
It says the average consumer plans to spend $66.28 on costumes, candy, decorations and greeting cards this year, compared to $56.31 last year. This year's spending, if it holds true, would be an 18 percent increase over last year and would be on par with the $66.54 average spent two years ago.
You may recall a story earlier this month in the Daily Journal that suggested consumers, at least around here,are indeed spending more.
NRF said about 40 percent of the people who participated in its survey planned to wear a costume.
Another 11.5 percent in the survey said they plan to dress up their pets.
Some retail experts say Halloween helps kick off the holiday selling season. Maybe they're right.
Back to the NRF, which said last week that consumers also plan to spend a little more for Christmas this year.
Last year, the average consumer spent $681.83. This year, NRF predicts that number to rise slightly to $688.87.
Any increase is good, but the figure is nowhere near the $755.13 spent on average three years ago.
What do consumers plan to spend for Thanksgiving? The NRF doesn't break out what we're going to spend on turkey, dressing, green bean casseroles or pumpkin pie, it seems.
A Wall Street Journal story painted a gloomier picture for holiday sales, however. According to the WSJ:
• A new survey by Texasbased First Command Financial Services shows 71 percent of middle-class families (defined as those with incomes of $50,000 or more) plan to give less this year, with 38 percent planning to spend less than $500 total on gifts. That's up from 18 percent who said so last year.
• More than half say they'll reduce overall spending on gifts by about $300 and about 40 percent plan to cut back by more than $400.
First Command did survey households about Thankgiving, and one in eight families is spending less on food this year.
So, one group says consumers will be spending more, another group says we won't.
Retailers, obviously, hope for the former.
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"How important is research and data in your agency activities? What types of research do you do and how do you use it?"
IN THE TULSA DISTRICT, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, we have had several recreation research projects done by Oklahoma State University to solicit public input on recreation needs, and the types of facilities most important to them. This enables us to better direct our resources to the types of facilities and recreation opportunities most in demand.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina sell first baby picBrad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have sold the first picture of their unborn baby for a staggering �''£2.6million, according to a report.
The A-list couple - who are staying in Namibia while they await the birth of their first baby - have allegedly negotiated the huge fee with an American weekly magazine.
The money will be donated to charity.
A source is quoted in Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: "They've signed a �''£2.6million deal with a publication and the money will go to children's charity UNICEF.
"Angelina's very private but they figured they might as well use the opportunity of one child being born to help a lot of others."
Meanwhile, Brad's family have rubbished reports they are angry at the 'Tomb Raider' beauty.
It had been claimed the Pitts were upset and felt left out when Brad and Angelina left the US.
But the actor's brother, Doug, revealed the family can't wait for the new arrival.
He said: "We all want to help them get through the birth in any way we can. We just want them to enjoy it and to know we're all thinking of them."
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From famine to feast, as they say. Now that we've started getting some actual info about GTA IV's DLC the floodgates have opened and it's been new information left and right! In keeping with that Rockstar has released 8 new screenshots from the highly anticipated Lost and Damned!
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OoOoOh I love-making shirts and I like to challenge myself when doing so. I picked up this fun, bright and happy cotton fabric on sale, gave her a wash and got to starting on my idea which was inspired by this Pin on my Pinterest board 'Sewing Inspiration'.
Now here's the boring part for you readers the construction-I started with my generic shirt pattern cutting out as per normal sewing in the darts and making a placket that would be attached later. I then took a measurement and trimmed off the tops. I made a series of strips cut on the grain and used the loop turner to bring them right way through and top stitched down either side.
Using the dressmakers dummy I pinned the shirt down and started to criss cross the sewn strips in a fashion that I was happy with placing a pin in the centre to stabilise. I made two interfaced epaulettes? these are to support the sewn strips and bias-cut armscyes. I used so. many. pins. It was a little nightmarish to look at. The first thing I did was to quickly sew a couple of stitches into the centre of each criss cross design to keep it from moving about. I then attached the placket to the shirt, once I hit the top each sewn strip was stitched inside the placket which was then top stitched down.
The back was done in a similar fashion, I placed each sewn strip inside the collar facing, epaulettes and bias cut armscyes. All top stitched down, I like the top stitching. Once everything was stable I released the stitches from the criss crosses. Boring to read I know anyway in conclusion I love the shirt she turned out great, the perfect addition to my summer wardrobe. A funky pair of shorts may need to be made to finish things off, not in this fabric though too matchy, matchy like wearing denim on denim; perhaps a plain colour with accents?
Now to take the shirt out to the park to see how she holds up. Not bad here! She seems to blend in rather lovely with the blues, reds and greens of the kiddies jungle gym.
…and not too bad here either, as you can see I'm rather pleased with this one I think it's unique and can imagine this in different colours to suit my many fashion sewing moods. Black would go down a treat too..
Lets name this one Park Life -Blur.
Did you see my dress I posted yesterday? Great fabric for that particular pattern I think.
Thanks for looking.
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Clever girl Kazza……… love'in the back of it……… well done darlin… enjoy yr day all of you… Love you ALL <3 <3
Wow, loving the shirt Kazz! So intricate and evocative!
Wow, a truly unique shirt. All those detailed strips are so interesting to look at.
That looks like it was seriously fiddly to sew. Love the effect and it would look great in black.
LOVE it. What a great look.
That is so fun! I love how personal it is.
Aaaahmazing. Thanks for the construction rundown – it may stop me from ever attempting this myself! I can't imagine pinning all those strips to the collar facing at exactly the right angle.
Completely AWESOME! As usual.
And your choice of photoshoot location complements the blouse perfectly. Well done!
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the back looks particularly HOT .. you are so inspiring pulling together all these blogs every week now.. you are obviously a FREAK!!! which is why i love yo x


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Does anyone know of the status for AC 77L FIN 705 (C-FNND)?
Looking at flightware (http://flightaware.com/live/flight/CFNND), it seems like the aircraft was stuck in FRA after arriving from YYZ on the morning of Feb. 16. Not sure if it is for unschedule tech reason or whether the aircraft went there for scheduled maintenance?
I know this has caused some chaos to the AC schedule (particularly the YYZ-PVG flight) the last couple of days.
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