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AL-MAHDI: He who has been rightly guided
AL-HADI: He who guides, leads to the true path
AL-QA'IM: He who arises for truth
AL-HUJJAT: Definitive proof that cannot be denied
AL-MUNTADHAR: The awaited one
MAHDI AL-MUNTADHAR: The awaited Mahdi
IMAM AL-MUNTADHAR: The awaited imam (spiritual leader)
KHALAF AL-SALIH: The righteous successor (spiritual leader)
MANSUR: Divinely aided
SAHIB AL-AMR: The one who is entrusted with the Divine command
SAHIB AZ-ZAMAN: The master of the age
WALI AL-'ASR: The guardian and sole guide of the era
MAHDI AL-MAWUD: The promised Mahdi
IMAM AL-'ASR: Imam (spiritual leader) of the era
SAHIB AD-DAR: The master (spiritual leader) of the abode
BAQIYATULLAH: Last guide and spiritual leader of Allah remaining on Earth
QA'IM AL-MUHAMMAD (AS):A member of the Prophet's (saas) family who would rise
AL-KHATIM: One who terminates, the last one
NAHIYAT AL-MUQADDAS: Sacred path
Abd al-Malik al-Shafi'i al-Makki al-'Isami (1111): A well-known historian living in Mecca. In his four-volume work known as the Simt al-Nujum al'awali he writes: "Among the names of Hazrat Mahdi (as) are HUJJAT, KHALAF AL-SALIH, QA'IM, MUNTADHAR, SAHIB AZ-ZAMAN AND, BEST KNOWN OF ALL, HAZRAT MAHDI (AS)..." (Simt al-Nujum al'awali, Vol. 4, p. 138)
Al-Qaraghulli writes in his Jawharat al-Kalam: "... The names of Hazrat Mahdi (as) are THE MAHDI, QA'IM, MUNTADHAR, SAHIB AZ-ZAMAN, HUJJAT..." (Al-Qaraghulli, Jawharat al-Kalam fee Madh as-Sadah al-A'lam, p. 157)
Al-Arif Abdul Rahman Sufi is the author of the Persian-language book Mir'at al-Asrar. Shah Wali Allah Dahlawi, father of Abdul Aziz Dahlawi, author of the book Ithna Ashariya, quotes from him in his Al Intibah Fi Salasil e Awliya Allah, saying this of the Imam az-Zaman [Hazrat Mahdi (as)]: ... [THE NAMES OF HAZRAT MAHDI (AS)] ARE THE MAHDI, HUJJAT, QA'IM, MUNTADHAR AND SAHIB-AZ ZAMAN.
Umar ibn Zahir relates:
"Someone asked Imam Jaffar Sadik, 'Can we address the Qaim [Hazrat Mahdi (as)] as the Amir al-Muminin (Commander of the Faithful)?' The imam replied; 'No...' The man then asked, 'HOW CAN I GREET HIM?' HE ANSWERED: 'GREETINGS TO YOU O BAQIYATULLAH.'"

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Holly Madison Named Her Daughter "Rainbow Aurora." For Real.
Holly Madison has revealed her new daughter's name—and it's "Rainbow Aurora." Um… yikes?
-Lucia Peters
So remember last week when Holly Madison and her boyfriend, Pasquale Rotella, welcomed their first child together? Well, now we know what they named her—and it's… shall we say, interesting:
They named the little girl "Rainbow Aurora." For real.
Now, to be fair, there are plenty of other unusually named kids out there, many of which happen to have been born to celebrities (hey there, Pilot Inspektor!). But seriously? Rainbow Aurora? That's a doozy.
Holly took to her Celebuzz blog to defend her choice of name (and to show off the rainbow manicure she got in honor of her daughter). "I have always loved the name Rainbow," she wrote. "There was a girl in my school a few years younger than me named Rainbow and I was so envious of her name because it was so pretty and unusual." Living vicariously through her daughter, perhaps? But Holly continued, "She was a perfectly normal, well-adjusted, sporty girl, by the way, so I'm not worried about my daughter being 'traumatized' by having an unusual name."
She also doesn't care what the haters think. "I want my daughter to be proud of who she is and learn to speak up and stand up for herself at a young age," Holly explained. "I spent most of my life being a people-pleaser who worried about what other people thought or thought was cool and I don't want that for her."
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Which is all well and good; but would, as they say, a rose by any other name smell as sweet? There have been quite a few studies that have examined the socioeconomic effects of naming (including, perhaps most famously to us lay folk, the one from Freakonomics), and most of them have found that people with unusual names are treated differently than their more commonly named counterparts—even as children. For example, Richard Morin wrote for the Washington Post in 2005 of economist David Figlio's gindings, "These kids also pay a price for their names when teachers and administrators make decisions about who gets promoted to the next grade level or selected to participate in 'gifted' student programs: 'Drews' are slightly more likely to be recommended for enrichment classes while 'Damarcuses' are rejected, even when they have identical test scores." This doesn't bode terribly well for little Rainbow Aurora, assuming that she wants to make her own way in the world.
But hey, maybe she'll buck the trend. Holly's wish for her daughter to be proud of who she is and to stand up for herself instead of being a doormat is commendable. More power to you, Rainbow Aurora. May your colorful name take you far and wide.
Tell us: What do you think of the name "Rainbow Aurora?"
Lucia Peter is BettyConfidential's senior editor.


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Im not an expert on gps I've only owned 2 of them. 1 was the Rhino 120 with a radio and the other is a Garmin Oregon 450T and the Oregon is a lot better than the Rhino 120 ...bigger screen, sd card slot for maps, touch screen which IMHO is the only way to go. I am really happy with the Oregon 450T it was really easy to learn how to use it. As far as batterys I found if I use Lithieum batterys thay seem to last about 3 or 4 times longer...same goes for my camera, that thing would eat batterys now with the Lithieum they last for weeks at a time.
ps... From what I've been reading the Montana gps with the camera would really be nice because you can take a pic on the run and make it a waypoint....you wouldn't have to type in a name or location. Like if you were riding a horse or atv. Just take a pic and put a name on it later.....sounds good anyway.


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The signs of the End Times that have taken place and are taking place one after the other, "like the beads of a rosary," in the words of the hadiths, some of which are cited below, completely refute some people's claims that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will be coming in another century.
The Messenger of Allah (saas) said: "… let them expect portents taking place one after the other like the beads of a necklace whose string has snapped." (Abu Hurairah (ra), Tirmidhi)
The signs of the Last Day will follow one another. Like beads strung out one behind the other. (Ahmad Diya ad-Din al-Kamushkhanawi, Ramuz al-Ahadith, 277/6; Al Jami As Sagir, 3/167)
The way these hadiths concerning the End Times are visibly taking place, in all their details, in the Hijri 1400s in which we are living, shows that Hazrat Mahdi (as) awaited in the End Times, has appeared. (Allah knows the truth.)
The portents of the End Times constitute a single whole, and their coming about tells us that we are living in the End Times that our Prophet (saas) spoke of, and also of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) awaited with such hope and excitement by all Muslims. For that reason, all of the signs, known as major and minor signs, are exceedingly important for Muslims. Seeing any of these signs taking place reinforces Muslims' hopes and increases their excitement and fervor many times over.
All the signs that have been taking place for the last 30 years are far too important to be ignored. However, since it is impossible and illogical for all these portents to take place simultaneously or collectively in a day or a week, it will take months, years or decades for them all to come about. This lengthy period in which the portents will take place one after the other shows that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will not be recognized immediately after his appearance, and that these signs, that prove we are in the End Times, have to take place in order for him to be recognized.
• Just as described by our Prophet (saas), the waters of the River Euphrates were stopped by a dam built in Hijri 1400.
Soon the river Euphrates will uncover the treasure (the mountain) of gold (under it), so whoever will be present at that time should not take anything of it. (Sahih Bukhari, Vol. 9, Book 88, 235; Sahih Muslim, Book 41, 6921)
The first stopping of the waters is sufficient for us to regard the hadith as having taken place. In terms of the hadith, subsequent stopping of the waters is irrelevant. In that case, a repetition of the phenomenon in a later century is irrelevant as regards the taking place of the hadith because the waters of the Euphrates were first stopped in Hijri 1400.
• Our Prophet (saas) also spoke of the invasion of Afghanistan:
Pity poor Taliqan [a region in Afghanistan]. At that place are treasures of Allah. These are not of gold and silver, but consist of people who have recognized Allah as they should have. They are Hazrat Mahdi's (as) followers. (Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi Alamat al-Mahdi Akhir az-Zaman, p. 59)
This hadith also came true when the Soviets invaded Afghanistan in 1979 (Hijri 1400). Even if Afghanistan were also to be invaded in another century, it is the first invasion in 1979 that fulfils the hadith.
There are two signs for Hazrat Mahdi (as)... The first one is the lunar eclipse on the first night of Ramadan, and the second is the solar eclipse in the middle of this month. (Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar, p. 49)
There will be two solar eclipses in Ramadan before Hazrat Mahdi's (as) advent. (Ash-Sharani, Mukhtasar Tazkirah al-Qurtubi, p. 440)
... The solar eclipse in the middle of the fasting month, and the lunar eclipse at the end... (Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi Alamat al-Mahdi Akhir az-Zaman, p. 37)
There will be two lunar eclipses in Ramadan before Hazrat Mahdi (as) emerges. (Al-Barzanji, Al-Isha'ah li-ashrat al-sa'ah, p. 200)
Eclipses of the Sun and Moon took place during the month of Ramadan in the Hijri 1400, in 1981 and 1982. The fact this happened two years in succession shows that the hadith has been fulfilled. A similar phenomenon may also take place in subsequent centuries, but that is inapplicable in terms of the hadith.
• Halley's Comet, which passes by the Earth once every 76 years, also passed by in 1986 (Hijri 1406), in complete agreement with the description given by our Prophet (saas) in the hadith:
A comet will be appearing in the East, giving out illumination before he arrives. (Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar, p. 53)
• One hadith of our Prophet's (saas) says:
... A FIRE WILL CERTAINLY APPEAR FROM AZERBAIJAN. And nothing will be able to stand in its way. Stay in your homes when this happens. ... (Sheikh Muhammad ibn Ibrahim Numani, al-Ghaybah al-Numani, p. 311)
This hadith also came true as described by the Prophet (saas) with the invasion of the Azeri territory of Nagorno-Karabagh by Armenians in 1988. No subsequent invasion of Azeri territory will be of any significance in terms of the hadith.
• One hadith of the Prophet (saas) narrated by Imam Rabbani refers to a two-tailed star resembling a horn, and says that this is also a portent of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as).
When Abbasi Malik arrives at Khorasan, one of the signs of the coming of the promised Mahdi (as), A DOUBLE-TOOTHED LIGHT SHEDDING HORN WILL APPEAR IN THE EAST. (Imam Rabbani, Letters of Rabbani, 381st Letter, p. 1184)
The two-tailed comet Lulin, which completely matches the above description, came closest to the earth on 24 February, 2009. This comet, which is estimated to pass by next in thousands of years' of time, is in total agreement with the descriptions in the hadith. The date of its passage equates to Hijri 1430.
• A huge massacre took place at the Kaaba during the Hajj in 1979 (Hijri 1 Muharram, 1400). The incident took place on the first day of the Hijri year 1400. Thirty people lost their lives. In one hadith the Prophet (saas) says:
THE YEAR IN WHICH HE [HAZRAT MAHDI (AS)] WILL EMERGE, people will perform hajj together and gather without an amr. The Hajjis will be looted and there will be a battle at Mina in which many will be slain and blood will flow until it runs over the Jamra al-'Aqaba. (Al-Barzanji, Al-Isha'ah li-ashrat al-sa'ah, p. 168-169)
He refers to an important event at the Kaaba "in the year in which Hazrat Mahdi (as) will emerge." This expression is highly significant because this points to 1979 as year of Hazrat Mahdi's (as) appearance. Seven years after this incident that took place in 1979, another even bloodier event occurred. This time, 402 people were killed. But in contrast to the first incident, the second took place alongside the Kaaba rather than inside it. These two incidents took place in complete agreement with the "attack on the Kaaba and bloodshed in the Kaaba" described in the hadith as portents of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as). As we have seen, this incident, in complete harmony with the details given in the hadith, has already taken place and it is irrational and illogical to expect such an event to occur again in another century.
In addition, since the Hijri year 1400 has already come and gone, it is impossible for certain people to base their claim that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will appear in another century on this hadith.
• Another of the portents of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) is a major economic crisis in the End Times. The hadith speaks of a time of stagnation during which people will complain of such economic difficulties as "low earnings, stagnation in the markets, and business going badly."
Everyone complaining of low earnings... the rich respected for their money... (Al-Barzanji, Al-Isha'ah li-ashrat al-sa'ah, p. 146)
Stagnation in the markets, a reduction in earnings… (Al-Barzanji, Al-Isha'ah li-ashrat al-sa'ah, p. 148)
Everyone will complain, "I cannot sell, buy or earn money." (Al-Barzanji, Al-Isha'ah li-ashrat al-sa'ah, p. 152)
An economic crisis is taking place across the world in which major economies such as America, China and Germany have suffered severe damage and which has caused world-famous companies, banks and industries to collapse. World Bank President Robert Zoellick says of this economic crisis:
"There is a widespread recognition that THE WORLD FACES AN UNPRECEDENTED ECONOMIC CRISIS, poor people could suffer the most, and that we must continue to act in real time to prevent a human catastrophe."1
1 http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK: 22157110~pagePK:64257043~piPK:437376~theSitePK:4607,00.html
He thus set out the true scale of the current crisis. As is clear from that statement, this important hadith has also been fulfilled in the form of this economic crisis, another of the portents of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) in the End Times.
Hundreds more such trustworthy hadiths have been taking place one after the other since the Hijri year 1400.
The way that all these portents have taken place one after the other in the same century is exceedingly significant because these hadiths prove both that we are in the End Times and also that Hazrat Mahdi (as), awaited with great fervor by all Muslims, has made his appearance. (Allah knows the truth.) The fact these astonishing events are taking place one after the other is sufficient for Muslims to know they are in the End Times and to anticipate the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as). All the awaited portents, with no exceptions, have taken place in the Hijri 1400s, and it is meaningless and illogical to expect them to take place again in another century.


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Is there a reason why Cain & Abel hasn't been included in previous versions? I mean it should work in WINE right? I'm sure anyone who's used it will agree that it is extremely easy and would make a good addition to BT. Maybe someone could talk to its creator and get a source code to convert?
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Then why is WINE installed? Sure, it's for windows, but it's a handy tool and if it can be made to work in BT, why not?
dont applications such as wireshark and ettercap which are actually made for linux do the same thing as cain and abel?
Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious...
I'm not that familiar with ettercap... Wireshark has an advantage in the fact that you can actually see the packets, but it's much more complicated and Cain has MANY more features. So far, I haven't seen APR poison routing as simple and nice as Cain's ANYWHERE. Dude, if you haven't seen Cain, take a look at it
well id suggest to take a look at ettercap. i have used cain before and am not saying its a bad program in any way. but i dont think it will be added as there are many tools that are specifically made for linux that do the same thing and are in the install.
Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious...
There are far more powerful tools in backtrack that Cain and Abel. Cain is a fine tool but it is a script kiddies wet dream. Every time I turn around at my school some moron is in the coffee area trying to arp poison the whole school LAN and grab somebody's facebook password or something. I'm such a d**k I have been know to hand out little lessons every now and then to those kids. The chances of that tool every being in backtrack are slim to none.
Chaemelion, wine can emulate only a subset of the win32 API and not all other windows components do to the Complexity and requirements it can not be ran on wine. I may suggest you install virtualbox or vmware player with windows an run it from there, C&A has to be one of the best tools for decoding voice traffic and breaking different sets of passwords, but for ARP and other stuff I do agree that there are better tools, I do differ in opinion from PureH@te, for me a tool is just a tool and I use it depending on the task at hand, Backtrack4 is great but is just a part of the toolset when doing a pentest, I find myself changing from Linux to Windows all the time to run different tools, I know of many good pentester that have at least 2 rigs one with backtrack another with XP for pentesting. Why use 3 or more tools to the job I need with when I can do it with one,faster and simpler?
BadKarmaPR, I agree with you and I use windows at times myself. I guess what I mean is that sometimes the ease of availability and the ease of use of some of these tools is disturbing to me.
Bro it is to all of us!!, I think hard and long before I send a Meterpreter Script for commitment in to MSF3 and release some of my tools since I know the use that some kid or who knows who is going to use it for.


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Don't care for this year's Coachella double-whammy or simply didn't get tickets in time?
Then perhaps you should consider traveling north for Memorial Day weekend.
Late last night the lineup was revealed for the next Sasquatch! music festival, May 24-27 at the Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Wash. Seeing as there are only so many acts to go 'round at these multiday events, the number of repeats who appear a month earlier in Indio is high, from top-tier names like the Postal Service, Sigur Rós, Vampire Weekend, Tame Impala, the Lumineers and the XX to those that fall a few lines lower, like Alt-J, Japandroids, Father John Misty, DIIV, Divine Fits and Dropkick Murphys.
But then there are a few exclusives, like headliner Mumford & Sons in what should be their first stateside festival appearance of the year, and at a most picturesque locale. Also playing there but not here are Arctic Monkeys, Empire of the Sun, Andrew Bird, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Primus, Cake, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Devendra Banhart, Primus, Imagine Dragons, Dirty Projectors and Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros.
There's also something Coachella never bothers to book: a slate of comedians, including Nick Offerman, Mike Birbiglia, Brett Gelman, Jenny Slate and more.
See the complete lineup here. Weekend passes, $337.50, go on sale Saturday at 10 a.m. Pre-sales for Citi card-holders started today, another round for Live Nation subscribers begins Wednesday.


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Then there's my Macadamia Body Oil—it's one of the most quick-absorbing body oils I've ever used. In fact, it's managed to turned people around who said they would never use oil on their body, to using my oil daily! I also love that it's unscented, because it can be used anytime
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She's not even here anymore. This woman whose flesh came to be my own, this angel whose wings under which I've found shelter and sunlight, she stares past me as if I am but a stranger in the crowd. As if we have not shared a hundred hugs and a thousand smiles. As if she doesn't even remember her love for me, or have any inkling of mine for her.
My father's mother no longer seems the delicate flower with petals of soft and simple chuckle that she once did. The waves from her many walks of life have finally begun their excursion within the vessel, and the ocean floor is as inevitable as the sturdiness of a stone or the waywardness of water.
She is no longer capable of providing a color-coordinated dessert to compliment the feast on our holiday tables, and she hasn't ran a comb through grandfather's hair while gracefully humming sweet nothings for many years now. Her body was never filled with an ambitious amount of energy or excitement, not in the few decades that I've cherished her company, but her heart and mind were constantly akin to a beam breaking through the clouds as the Master touched his land again. Now, there can be witnessed but a glimmer of the gold having always told of the wealth worth having.
I have smiled gently and spoken sweetly on each occasion we've shared the past few years, praying that her eyes might recognize a grandson's smile, but she rarely does, and hasn't in a while. My strength has been dried onto my perspective through acceptance of reality, but I miss her every time she looks at me, and each time that my heart breaks I quietly rejoice that the Lord will bring her home soon.
What is it that I sense when I am around her, though, except a heightened sense of the full spectrum of not only her lifetime, but my own? I am rounding the corner into my fourth decade on this planet, and as enjoyable as my 20s were, I am ready to let them pass into memory for the sake of another gripping and hopefully even more profound stage of life as it initializes. Where we find fault, though, is in mathematically measuring consistency, composure and character as if numerical values provide the pinnacle of their potential.
My grandparents were in their 60s when I was born, and well into senior citizenship by the time I was mentally capable of relishing their presence. They were no longer agile enough to chase me around the yard even when I was just a young boy, but my current appreciation of their effect on me has nothing to do with their athleticism, but is entirely established within their authenticity in walk and in word.
I remember Grandma would always ask me to recite Psalm 18:2 each time we visited, and to this day I think of her as I speak those correlations of faith and foundation to myself. Not once in my life did she raise her tongue or her hand in my direction, and I can only assume that our Maker hand-delivered a gift not just to my father and his family, but to the world in general, the day he momentarily gave away Eleanor Engel.
I began with the notion that my grandmother is not here anymore, but the truth is that her presence could not be more evident to my mind. She has served this earth like a gardener does her flower bed, with utmost tenderness and respect for each shoot upon the ground. Her faith in my recognition is what built my faith in yours. Her eyes still sparkle time and again when she sees me, and I know in my heart that the Teacher would not leave one of his brightest pupils behind when she is most vigorous for and in need of his lesson plan.
There has not been a day in my life for over a decade now that I don't thank God for the conditions of existence that he has blessed her with for the better part of a century. My energy will be in teaching what she has taught; my focus not on losing her as she's leaving, but in loving her as she's living.
I love you Grandma. Thank you for your visit, I've always enjoyed it. Please have a wonderful trip home, and tell Grandpa I love him. I'll see you when I get there, and shall kiss your face again.
Eric Engel, formerly of Tiskilwa but now of Peoria, can be reached by e-mail at email@example.com.


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back from a hiatus here is the "This Week in Landscape" links from across the globe.
The Green Team: Part 1 | Metropolis Magazine
Terrie Brightman and Lisa DuRussel along with others from Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects have started blogging about landscape architecture at the Metropolis Magazine
Tree Massacre At Queens Borough Hall | Geoffrey Croft | A Walk In The Park
It was cheaper for a city to cut down trees and buy new trees than to move the existing trees – the epitome of waste and bureaucracy?
Q&A: Diana Balmori | Jared Green | Metropolis Magazine
"There will be no remedy but to put the architecture and landscape together. Both architects and landscape architects are starting to work in ways that imitate nature in the way that it functions." Diana Balmori
John Magee's Native Landscape Designs Create Habitat for Wildlife | Al Bredenberg | Inhabitat
"Even as habitat becomes more and more disrupted by development, we're creating more and more little islands of habitat. Wildlife can move and migrate from one to another of them."
An Architect's Vision: Bare Elegance in China | Jane Perlez | New York Times
"I love Manhattan. It's a very interesting place. But if you want to copy something that was accomplished in 200 years, it's very difficult. New York was not designed by architects, it was designed by time."
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West Brom have confirmed the signing of Scott Sinclair on a season-long loan from Manchester City, with a view to a permanent deal.
Sinclair has experienced a tough time at the Etihad Stadium since his arrival in August 2012, with just three starts during the whole of the previous campaign in all competitions.
And the arrivals of Jesus Navas and Stevan Jovetic at City only appear to have further limited his chances under Manuel Pellegrini.
In his first Premier League campaign - with Swansea City - Sinclair scored eight goals in 38 games and West Brom boss Steve Clarke, formerly a coach of his at Chelsea, is confident the winger can recreate that form.
"Scott understands he needs to play football and it will be good to work with him again," Clarke told the club's official website. "We're delighted he feels this is the right club for him at this stage of his career.
"He is the type of player we were missing from the squad.
"He is a pure winger, who is quick, direct and scores goals – he has proven that over his career.
"He can play off the right or left and improves our attacking options.
"I know him well and he is a good person, who I know is 100 per cent committed to our cause.
"He is frustrated he did not get the chances to play at Man City last season and hopefully he will take those frustrations out on Premier League defenders this season."
Sinclair becomes the fourth new signing at The Hawthorns as Clarke aims to improve on their eighth-place finish last season.
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More than 8,000 people in the South West have signed up to get online advice about bringing up baby and more than 2,000 of those are dads, according to new figures released by the Department of Health today.
A total of 2,269 dads in the South West are among 25,000 across England equipping themselves to take a leading role in caring for their babies by actively seeking NHS parenting advice. These figures, collected in December 2012, show for the first time who is signing up to the Information Service for Parents, an online service for help and advice about all aspects of parenthood.
Today, the Department of Health is announcing that more than 100,000 people have signed up to the scheme and at least a quarter of those are dads. As of December 2012, 8,306 people has signed up in the South West.
Health Minister Dr Dan Poulter said: "It is great news that so many South West dads have taken the chance to sign up for the NHS Information Service for Parents.
"A new baby is a wonderful thing but can be stressful, and it is important mums and dads do everything they can to share the load. Dads make up a quarter of signups to the service - which is encouraging, but we want to see those numbers increase even more.
"Most pregnant women want their partners to be involved throughout pregnancy, childbirth and beyond and this desire is also shared by most partners. We recently announced £25 million of funding to improve NHS maternity units which, among other things, will be used to make it easier and more comfortable for dads to support their partners and be more involved."
The Information Service for Parents gives free advice from a trusted source via email, texts and videos on a range of topics including choosing the right childcare, how babies develop, what immunisations baby needs and how to deal with sleepless nights.
Since May, the number of dads independently signing up has increased. Although the numbers are still small, nearly 400 signed up independently in December compared to around 150 when the service launched in May. Lots of mums are also signing their partners up to the service, meaning they want dads to be more informed and involved too.
Dads in London are most likely to sign up with almost 6,000 so far, followed by dads in the South East with nearly 4,000 signups. Dads from the North East are least likely to sign up, with just under 1,000 signups since May.
The service has been available for just eight months and although a large number of dads have signed up so far, the proportion of dads to mums signing up has remained static. We want more dads to sign up and get more involved in bringing up baby.
This month the information available on the service was extended to give relevant information on bringing up babies up to the age of nine months, and by April 2013 it will be expanded even further to cover children up to 18 months of age.


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Elizabeth Shilin Spelke (born May 28, 1949) is an American cognitive psychologist at the Department of Psychology of Harvard University and director of the Laboratory for Developmental Studies.
Starting in the 1980s, she carried out experiments on infants and young children to test their cognitive faculties. She has suggested that human beings have a large array of innate mental abilities. In recent years, she had an important role in the debate on cognitive differences between men and women. She defends the position that there is no scientific evidence of any significant disparity in the intellectual faculties of males and females.
Spelke did her undergraduate studies at Harvard with the child psychologist Jerome Kagan. Her thesis studied attachment and emotional reactions in babies. She realized that she needed to have an idea of what babies really understood, and so began her lifelong interest in the cognitive aspect of child psychology.
She did her Ph.D. at Cornell with developmental psychologist Eleanor Gibson, from whom she learned how to design experiments on young children.
Her first academic post was at the University of Pennsylvania, where she worked for nine years. Thereafter she moved first to Cornell, and then to MIT's Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Finally, she was offered a position at Harvard in 2001.
Spelke was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1997.[1] She was the recipient of the 2009 Jean Nicod Prize and delivered a series of lectures in Paris hosted by the French National Centre for Scientific Research.
The kind of experiments carried out at the Laboratory of Developmental Studies try to infer the cognitive abilities of babies by using the method of preferential looking, developed by Robert Fantz. This consists of presenting babies with different images and deducing which one is more appealing to them by the length of time their attention fixes on them.
For example, researchers may repeatedly show a baby an image with a certain number of objects. Once the baby is habituated, they present a second image with more or fewer objects. If the baby looks at the new image for a longer time, the researchers may infer that the baby can distinguish different quantities.
Through an array of similar experiments, Spelke interpreted her evidence to suggest that babies have a set of highly sophisticated, innate mental skills. This provides an alternative to the hypothesis originated by William James that babies are born with no distinctive cognitive abilities but acquire them all through education and experience (see Principles of Psychology, 1890).
The debate on sex and intelligenceEdit
In 2005, Lawrence Summers, then Harvard president, speculated over the preponderance of men over women in high-end science and engineering positions. He surmised that a statistical difference in the variance of innate abilities among male and female populations (male variance tends to be higher, resulting in more extremes) could play a role. His words immediately sparked a heated debate. Spelke was among the strongest critics of Lawrence Summers and in April 2005 faced Steven Pinker in an open debate over the issue.[2] She declared that her own experiments revealed no difference between the mental capacities of males and females.[3]
- Spelke ES (2005). Sex differences in intrinsic aptitude for mathematics and science?: a critical review. Am Psychol 60 (9): 950–8.
- ↑ Book of Members, 1780-2010: Chapter S. American Academy of Arts and Sciences. URL accessed on 7 April 2011.
- ↑ http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/debate05/debate05_index.html
- ↑ The New York Times, Jan 24, 2005 http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/24/science/24women.html?pagewanted=print&position=
- David Dobbs, Big Answers from Little People, Scientific American Mind, October 2005.
- Margaret Talbot, The baby lab, The New Yorker, Sep. 4, 2006
- Pinker vs. Spelke, The Science of Gender and Science
External linksEdit
- Harvard faculty profile of Spelke
- Harvard lab profile of Spelke lab
- Edge.org profile of Spelke
- Video (and audio) of conversation discussing some of her research with Spelke and Joshua Knobe on Bloggingheads.tv
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WILTSHIRE racer Alessandro Latif claimed the Pro-Am Trophy in both races when the Marlborough College student was placed 13th and 11th overall in the Blancpain Sprint Series at Brands Hatch on Sunday.
Latif, racing on home soil for the very first time in his short motor racing career, registered the top results despite feeling unwell and exhausted on Sunday evening.
"It was a tough but rewarding weekend," said Latif. "Only 48 hours before race day there was a doubt that I'd be able to drive due a really bad viral infection.
"I was far from 100 per cent so I have to be happy with today's results especially with every lap I complete, I gain valuable experience."
Last weekend marked 18-year-old Latif's first visit to Brands Hatch but that failed to stop the talented youngster from making his mark at the wheel of a Phoenix Racing Audi R8 LMS ultra sportscar.
Latif and 2012 FIA GT1 world champion Mark Basseng, who began the series in France last month with two top-10 results, clocked the 12th fastest time for the opening 60-minute qualifying race.
Basseng was ninth before handing over to Latif with 32 minutes to run. Latif was running 11th after the completion of the compulsory pit-stop phase prior to a safety car period that bunched up the field.
Latif found himself shuffled back a place when the race resumed and took the chequered flag 13th – a mere 21 seconds behind the race winner.
"The Audi was very good but overtaking is pretty difficult with the similar performance of the entire field and I felt it was better not to take risks and jeopardise not finishing the race – for me the most important element of my debut Blancpain season is accumulating experience and mileage," said Latif.
Latif began the second race from 13th on the grid but found himself boxed in at the start and completed the opening lap in 18th place, despite being hit a number of times.
But Britain's rising GT prospect had impressively sliced his way up to 14th, on the back of a dice for ninth place, by the time he pitted after a solid, smooth stint for team-mate Basseng to take over and take the chequered flag placed 11th overall.
"I found myself sandwiched between a BMW and a Lamborghini at the start and had nowhere to go. There was contact but I managed to keep the car on the track but it had damaged some of the front aero on my Audi," said Latif.
"I just got my head down and recovered the best I could and was pleased to hand the car over to Marc handily placed."
Latif must now wait almost two months before the next rounds of the Blancpain Sprint Series, which is due to be staged in Zandvoort, Netherlands, between July 4-6.
"Overall I think the weekend was good given my illness and it's a shame our overall results didn't show the effort Marc, the team and I put in," he said. "But it is pretty much a hold position at Brands and after qualifying, it was hard to make up places. Rest assured we'll be fighting back at Zandvoort."


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4 Aug 2015 by Valerie Howes in Festivals & Events , Fishing , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
The crowd is hopping from foot to foot—kids blowing whistles; grown-ups blowing steam from coffee cups. It's a July day masquerading as October, and I'm on the Government Wharf in Joe Batt's Arm, waiting for the Great Fogo Island Punt Race to There and Back to begin.
24 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Fishing , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Eastern
Each year during the third weekend of September, the Town of Elliston, the Root Cellar Capital of the World, hosts Canada's and Newfoundland & Labrador's top chefs and hundreds of participants to celebrate culinary excellence and the root cellar's cultural heritage. This year, participants voted on Newfoundland & Labrador's best cod dish crowning the "King of Cod", hiked the coastal scenes of Elliston, and sat with new and old friends to celebrate the latest installment of the Roots, Rants, and Roars Fall Festival.
10 Apr 2014 by Dave Sullivan in Fishing and Culture
Newfoundlandlers and Labradorians have a long history with the sea. It goes back centuries. From Beothuk hunting expeditions in birch bark canoes, to explorers seeking a new world away from the shores of Europe, to cowboys — yes, I said cowboys.
29 Oct 2013 by Tara Kroes in Boat Tours , Fishing , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Western
Explore the past, experience the beauty. Hiding between the great Tablelands and the vast Atlantic Ocean sits quiet Trout River. While proclaiming itself to be Newfoundland's best kept vacation secret, a more accurate account would be Canada's best kept secret. This destination should be on every travellers list when exploring Newfoundland. Situated 86km from Deer Lake International Airport, in the glorious Gros Morne National Park, it is a rare and beautiful find nestled within another rare and beautiful find.
11 Oct 2011 by Candice Walsh in Fishing , Whale Watching and Culture
Of all my travels around Newfoundland this summer, visiting Prime Berth Heritage Centre in Twillingate was one of my most memorable experiences. An interactive, interpretative centre created by David Boyd as a tribute to the culture and heritage of his fishing forefathers, Prime Berth is hard to miss as you're driving across the causeway...
4 Jul 2011 by Peter Bull in Fishing , Nature and Culture
This past Saturday, Ronan, Cormac my Dad and I went to Sandy Cove on the Eastport Peninsula to see if the capelin were rolling. We were in luck!


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In 1997, Tour winner Marco Pantani up the Col de Joux Plane in 33 minutes! Three years later, the Joux Plane managed to make a victim out of Lance Armstrong. Not that surprising, because the southside of the climb, from Samoëns, is one of the steepest climbs of the Alps (most of the climb is close to 10%). But it is also one of the most beautiful!
The Col de Joux Plane is situated in Rhone-Alpes. This climb belongs to the Alps.
Starting from Samoens,
the Col de Joux Plane ascent is 11.6 km long. Over this distance, you climb 989 heightmeters.
The average percentage thus is 8.5 %.
The maximum slope is 12 %.
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Since 2005, the Col de Joux Plane will be/was climbed in the following big tour stages:
Tour de France 2016 : Megève - Morzine on 23/07/2016
Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré 2012 : Saint-Alban-Leysse - Morzine on 09/06/2012
Tour de France 2006 : Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne - Morzine on 19/07/2006
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The 63-year-old Miller has pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of invasion of privacy. His trial date has been delayed until April 9.


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Topic: About clinical trial
Hi, everyone,
I learn today that clinical trial ( such as phase 1,2 and 3 criteria etc.) was established in 1954. Wow, a kind of old standard,is it?
And as you all know,staring a couple years ago, ASCO promote the use of genomics as the standard starting point for oncology research . So how can we incorporate this new concept into the 1954 clinical trial old standard?
Are classic phase 1 or even early phase 2 trials obsolete?
In the current new drug development whereby molecular and efficacy profiles of the new drugs are much more accurate ( 50-70%) and well known before drug companies even select that chemical entity as a potential drug for new drug development. therefore is it necessary to have a large number of patients in a clinical trial rather than fewer patients. This is a challenge in patient selection in early phase clinical trial and will subject much less volunteers to harmful side effects.
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Topic: Update from the GI Cancers Symposium
I'm about halfway through a long day on pancreatic, liver, and cholangiocarinomas. Needless to say, I'm on information overload. However, I have lots of information to share when I get home. I think the slides of the presentations will be uploaded to ASCO's website within the next 4 weeks. I'll probably start summarizing the talks and making regular posts before that. There are some treatment options that I was unaware existed. I cannot wait to get home so I can start transcribing my recordings and notes.


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It never rains but it pours: just a week after the Burberry shake-up comes news that Jil Sander (left) is leaving her namesake label for the third – count' em – time, for "personal reasons." (The first two times she left because of strategic differences with the then-owner, Prada Group.) No replacement has been named, and the upcoming fall/winter collection will be designed by an in-house team. So what are we to make of this? Read more
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It has been a rocky road for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney since we last checked in on the polls, and the money is starting to lose faith in the challenger.
The Iowa Electronic Market from 8/23 through 9/25:
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Boy, oh, boy, I'd like to get my hands on the guy who made that "Innocence of Muslims" movie.
Didn't he know all the trouble he was going to cause for Americans? Didn't he care that he was going to make those Libyans so mad that four poor Americans would die?
Boy, oh, boy, if I could get my hands on that guy, I'd ...
What would I do? What would any of us do?
As Americans, most of us are pretty fond of the First Amendment — "Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech."
Not all speech is free. There are some kinds of speech that aren't protected in all circumstances, such as obscenities, defamation, perjury and blackmail. You won't be protected if you yell "Fire!" at the local shopping center.
But most other forms of speech we tolerate because to make them illegal would be far worse.
Now don't get me wrong. That doesn't mean we like all free speech or free expression.
The Jewish residents of Skokie were mighty unhappy when the Ku Klux Klan wanted to march through their town.
A truly bizarre piece of art by Andres Serrano depicting a religious item soaking in bodily fluids got people way up in arms.
Commercials on programs we don't like can make us crazy-mad toward the sponsors.
But what do we do?
We try to block the marchers.
We agitate to remove federal funding from the artists.
We even talk with our pocketbooks and threaten boycotts of those who offend us.
But while we might threaten some of the offenders with death, we generally keep our anger on a more manageable level.
In John Stuart Mill's essay, "On Liberty," he wrote, "The peculiar evil of silencing the expression of an opinion is, that it is robbing the human race; posterity as well as the existing generation; those who dissent from the opinion, still more than those who hold it."
If the opinion should turn out to be right, we've lost the opportunity to learn something.
But even if the opinion is wrong, such as I certainly think it is in the case of "Innocence of Muslims," let it be defeated by the facts in the clear light of the truth.
Whether you like former President Bill Clinton or not, I think he had some excellent words on the topic the other day.
"We weren't disrespecting Islam by not squelching a film trailer that nobody in authority knew anything about; that 99 percent of us think was crude and disrespectful and awful," Clinton said. "We have learned the hard way, over more than 200 years, that in order to preserve freedom and liberty, including the freedom of religion, you have to allow people to say and do things that you find abhorrent. And you can't react every time you're insulted."
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Millard fillmore
From Makers Local 256
Millard Fillmore will be a cnc mill. One that is so emo it will be able to cut himself. That includes his own electronics, and wooden frame. He will have split personalities, being able to cut, laser engrave and extrude abs plastic anything it can to get the job done. He will be cheap, and be able to built from a kit without any specialty tools. Be easily driven by replicatorg or emc2. He will be free as in speech distributed under an open hardware license.
Basic Specs
- Cheap < $250
- Cutting area to be12"x12"x6"
- Portable and easy setup. Keep electronics and motors well protected from damage.
- equal length parts for lead screws, and linear shafts
- few custom parts as possible
- few wood cuts as possible or in small enough sections machine can cut itself, Keep wood parts to a 2x4 sheet of half inch birch.
- single PCB for control 4x6 inch in size
- find good power supply for everything
- cuts for end stops and encoders
- larger Z platform for holding different tools, spindle, extruder, laser, router, dremel etc
- figure out good way to mount bushings and leadscrew nuts.
- possibly go to higher thread per inch lead screws
- work on X,Y,Z flexing. Look at 1/2" guide rod for increased rigidity.
- Add a controller port for connecting a game controller. This will control at machine axis movements, axis jog speed, spindle speed and direction.
- tweak 5d reprap firmware to control spindle and allow for tool changes
- write gcode for zeroing out cut area
- Create library for connecting to a game controller (eg. PS2,XBOX,SNES,NES)
Team Members
- Brokentrace
- Mog
- <Your Name Here>
Design Notes
- Keep in mind the possibility for future expansion of hardware.
Possible parts
- photo interrupt sensor for endstop avnet: $1.09
- snes controller port for manual control opentip: $3.25
- nes controller port for manual control parallax: $1.99
- 17 Oct 2010: Started initial frame drawings. Uploaded Electrical Enclosure.pdf --Brokentrace 17:18, 17 October 2010 (CDT)
- 17 Oct 2010: Completed rough frame drawings of Millard Mk1. Uploaded Millard_MK1.PDF --Brokentrace 20:44, 17 October 2010 (CDT)
- 25 Oct 2010: Started 3D model of frame. --Brokentrace 12:03, 25 October 2010 (CDT)
- 03 Nov 2010: Added X and Y axis slides. Uploaded three pictures of recent progress. --Brokentrace 12:49, 3 November 2010 (CDT)


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Is there a a way to convert a css file that has been saved by accident in non UTF-8 format and now only shows up all on one line??
The question is simple and most people have encountered it at one time or another, but I can't seem to find any answers or even discussions about what happens when it's saved incorrectly and if there is a way to fix it or change it back....other than backups.
I've been designing for years and have luckily never done this before because I always keep good backups and procedures, but somehow, I don't even know how, the file saved with all of the text on a single line! And of course the one time I've ever done this, and it's on a file that I spent hours changing major CSS designs and somehow didn't save a backup.
Also, what are all of the reasons for something like this happening, because I've never actually learned how it all works precisely and I would like to figure out what I did wrong. And to make sure I didn't screw up any other files on a site in the past few days of work! I use Notepad ++ usually and know the differences of how Notepad, Wordpad, Notepad++ ....and this file displays all in one line in all editors. This site is on a server I've never used before and I'm building in Wordpress which I rarely use. What are all the factors which might change the encoding down the line? (ie text editor, ftp software, server, cms, etc etc). I haven't had this happen very many times so I just never learned it.
I usually begin my CSS file with: @charset "utf-8"; on the first line. Apparently this does not work if any other text, including notes, precedes it. Also, when saving or resaving the file in a good text editor, there should be an option to choose UTF-8 as opposed to ASCII. Ultra-Edit also offers the option to save UTF-8 without the byte-order mark (BOM) which can cause problems.
Also, have you tried rendering the contents of the file as text in a simple page of HTML (marked-up with the UTF-8 charset, of course)? If it is readable to the human eye, then I would copy and paste the content from the page into the original file and resave it with the UTF-8 option.
It's not about UTF-8 or ASCII code. It's all about Carriage Returns and Line Feeds or some combination thereof. If my memory is working tonight, PCs use CR/LF, I think Macs uses LF, and Unix/Linux uses CR. Transferring a text file between OS's can invite a loss of formatting or altered formatting. Clicking the equivalent of a "Delete Line Breaks" button in a text editor can do the same thing. I'm sure there's more. I don't know of a way to restore deleted line breaks except from backup.
@Enver - I do know about encoding options in text editors and that's usually when I screw this up, but what's weird is I have had Notepad++ open for a really long time with other css files from other sites AND this site, but all are ok and open back up properly. Go figure.
As for your question...
"Also, have you tried rendering the contents of the file as text in a simple page of HTML (marked-up with the UTF-8 charset, of course)? If it is readable to the human eye, then I would copy and paste the content from the page into the original file and resave it with the UTF-8 option."
I'm not sure what you mean by that. It sounds like you say to save it as .html with UTF-8, open it in a browser, then copy and past into a text editor and save as UTF-8? That didn't sound like it would do anything, but I tried anyhow and it didn't do anything. Maybe I mis-interpretted what you said?
ALSO, the css file has a "@media" at the beginning of it, could that make a difference? This is a client's template I did not code from scratch.
@ronpatI actually thought the same thing, but here's what actually happened...
I had the file open in Notepad ++ editing, then uploading to the server. A few hours later I went back to edit the file again, but for some reason decided to download the most recent file from the server because I thought I may have edited the one on my computer and then decided not to go with the changes (I do that sometimes). So I wanted the exact file from the server. At this point, I usually backup the one on my computer (call it backup_delete_later or something) and then download the one from the server. But I just skipped the backup not thinking (probably because I've done this procedure countless times without error) and downloaded and over-wrote it. Opened it up and it was now all on one line.
So, it's either the editor saved it that way or somewhere between the editing and uploading that messed up. What's weird is that I had other css files open and editing as well and they're all fine! That's why I'm stumped and want to figure out what I did wrong so I don't do it again. But more importantly, I not have a messed up file that will take me a very long time to sift through for changes, or redo all of the changes I made again (not fun because there were lots of changes sitewide so catching them all would be a pain).
My solution right now if I don't hear anything better, is to use an editor that will create line breaks after every "}" so at least I can compare an older backup with the new code.
I just looked back at the original CSS file and it's not just @media at the top, the entire file is this...
@media screen {
} /* END print media */
Would that have anything to do with it? I can't think of a reason why that would make any difference, but I'm not 100% certain
ftp can indeed cause the loss of line breaks. The text transfers should use a binary protocol, not ASCII. If ASCII, the eol can/will be lost, as I recall (it's been quite a while <smile>). You should be able to find something about this on the web.
If the server defaults to an ascii transfer protocol instead of binary, then there is a risk that your editor or local ftp program may connect using ascii instead of binary, if there is no bom to instruct otherwise. I think that's the possibility I remember. The text files need to have a real embedded BOM to assure success.
@awiserlife : I defer to ronpat's suggestion about carriage returns. I'm sorry, I missed the fundamental point that your file seems to have had all of the carriage returns stripped. That said, a good text editor or IDE will offer options to correct the problem with a choice of DOS, Unix or Mac terminators. The Ultra Edit IDE that I mentioned above certainly offers the option in the 'Save' dialog whereas Notepad does not as far as I can tell from the version I have running on Windows XP. It would be a simple enough matter to replace the carriage returns in Ultra Edit using Find/Replace if they have been irrevocably lost in the transfer.
If the @charset "utf-8"; rule makes any difference at all, it will only do so if it precedes the @media rule. That is to say that it must be the very first line of the CSS file. I don't believe that it would affect an @media rule following it on the next line. However, as ronpat pointed out, your problem isn't to do with UTF-8 or ASCII encoding.
Note: It's slightly beside the point and I am by no means an expert programmer but I would strongly suggest using an IDE rather than Notepad for editing HTML, CSS and code in general. The coloured syntax highlighting usually offered by a good IDE makes it much easier to see what is happening to the mark-up in files. You may not be aware how many fairly obvious errors you are overlooking when using a plain text editor like Notepad. Even a relatively straightforward CSS file can be messed up with an unterminated note.
Like Enver, if all else fails I would suggest a find and replace. So in the find box, type "}", and in the replace box type "}" with a return or two after it.
@ronpat, that makes sense and probably what happened. I perhaps may have saved in ASCII instead for files during that time and when it transferred I happened to lose the info on that one transfer like you mentioned. It's the only thing that would explain why this only happened to the one file and not all the other ones I was working on too. And I forgot to mention, a majority of the other files I was working on were actually for a different website with different server all together, or they were php files. This website in particular only has a few css files and I don't recall if I changed any of the other ones when this happened. And now that I think about it, it's possible this was the only file I uploaded because I was working in the backend of Wordpress for the php files. This is why I was asking about server specific differences. I may just try some files out on the server to see what happens.
@Enver, I'll try the Ultra Edit IDE and see if I can find anything to fix it, but it looks like I'm going to go the find and replace way as it sounds like the file has lost all of it's info. :/
@Enver, just an fyi, Notepad++ has everything you mentioned about the color coding and code help like many other web design editors. I really like it because it's very straight forward, simple, opens and saves files well, has color coding, automatic indentation, and highlighting where you start and stop your tags is just great for making sure you get everything coded correctly. I don't find any other additions than those to ever be of any use for me and usually come along with code-stripping or code "fixing" that usually creates more of a mess than help. I'll check out the IDEs though and see how they are in comparison.
I'm glad you mentioned that. I couldn't imagine putting the simple version on my PC to any good use whatsoever - from way back when I have terrible memories of using Notepad to edit pages and pages of HTML on Windows 98. If the more advanced version has everything you need then you probably don't need to bother with an IDE. I guess I've just grown into using one over the years, despite the fact that I've only recently gotten into serious coding. The program I use doesn't offer to fix anything (although I haven't bothered trying to find whether or not it can be configured to do so) but it does have some useful features that I couldn't work without these days. It's also extremely fast and certainly very good for Find/Replace actions over whole batches of files and folders.


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SWINDON Town youth team goalkeeper Josh Helm is a star in the making in the eyes of his coach Steve Hale.
The 16-year-old, who arrived on first-year scholar terms from Eastleigh this year, has impressed Hale and the rest of the Robins' development set-up with his dominant displays in between the sticks.
In recent years the County Ground has been particularly consistent in producing talented young shot-stoppers, with Leigh Bedwell currently in the Swindon first-team squad, Jamie Stephens bought by Liverpool and Jared Thompson sold to Chelsea.
Helm will be tested to the fullest this evening, when Liverpool visit the County Ground in the third round of the FA Youth Cup, but Hale has seen plenty in the brief time he was worked with the youngster to be confident in his ability.
"Josh is a scholar that's come into the club from outside and this season I'm starting to get to know him and what his strengths and his weaknesses are," he said.
"It's a learning curve for us but he's doing particularly well in the games.
"We've played a lot of reserve and development team games and he's only a first-year scholar, so he was 16 at the beginning of the season and he's performed really well.
"We played Portsmouth earlier in the season and they had quite a few first-team players in the squad, we've played Bristol Rovers reserves and they had a strong reserve team out and he had a fantastic game.
"He made a couple of absolute worldies.
"So he's done particularly well in the games.
"He's still a bit raw and I've still got quite a bit of work to do with him technically.
"But he really is kicking on in terms of the physical side of it, getting used to daily training and he's developing."


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E-mail I just received:
Alright, folks. Time to close up shop. There it goes. No playoffs this year. Send in the clowns, and not Hicks. He scares the childrens.Tony,
As a friend of the franchise, we wanted you to be the first to know that Danny Granger will miss a minimum of four to six weeks with a torn right plantar fascia. No surgery will be required and rehabilitation begins immediately.
Granger, who has been bothered by the heel bruise since the preseason, aggravated the problem early in the third quarter Saturday night in the Pacers' 88-72 loss to the Clippers in Los Angeles.


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Twenty-seven years after a strange-looking rural Stapleton man died and was buried, he is still teaching people.
His inventive work is still communicating with others, beyond what Blagdon seemed to envision.
The latest telling of Blagdons story will be broadcast in a half-hour documentary at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 18 on Nebraska Educational Television.
At his small farmstead near Stapleton, Blagdon spent 30 years making wire sculptures, paintings and intricate, often glittery hangings.
Blagdon inherited a quarter-section of land. He rented out the crop and pasture land and lived a humble existence on the farmstead.
He kept his intricate works in a weathered shed, where they remained when he died in 1986.
But the years since, his lifes work has traveled far and wide.
Blagdons shed contained some 600-wire sculptures. Hung from the ceiling and nailed to the walls, the glittering thicket was looped and woven with twisted shapes of copper, foil, beads and other objects that he found.
Blagdon believed the sculptures, along with 80 hex-like paintings, generated healing electromagnetic energy that could treat and cure illnesses.
His neighbors believed the artist, long-haired, often unwashed, was just an eccentric.
After his death, his entire collection was purchased at an auction on his farmstead by North Platte natives Dan Dryden and Don Christensen, who then lived in New York.
When Blagdon was working, he often came into the North Platte pharmacy where Dryden worked, seeking earth elements to incorporate into his sculptures. Dryden became intrigued and visited the farmstead, where he was amazed with what he saw.
He invited Christensen to help him buy the work and market it and they managed to shepherd the unusual collection and sell it to others. In 2004, much of it was finally displayed in at a Soho art gallery in New York City, where it earned an excellent review in the New York Times newspaper. At the time, prices for parts of the collection ranged from $2,500 to $25,000.
New York Times art critic Ken Johnson called the 40-piece collection at the gallery a delirious congestion.
He worked, down to the finest details, with rough but patient deliberation, and his complete absorption in the process is a big part of what makes the works so gratifying to study, Johnson wrote.
NET producer Kelly Rush told the Bulletin that Blagdon had a genuine belief that he was helping people that his machine could treat illnesses.
He was a very talented man, Rush said. He didnt consider himself an artist, but he had the talent and ability. He thought of himself as an experimenter in healing and science -- a discoverer, an inventor.
Rush said Blagdons unkempt appearance gave some the impression that he was mentally ill, but those who knew him say otherwise.
His great-niece Connie Paxton (of Lincoln) and his friend Roger Neph (of North Platte) felt he just marched to a beat of a different drummer. He raised gardens, he paid his bills. He cooked for himself.
He was very self sufficient, Rush said. He helped neighbors and visited with them. He lived on the farm and he didnt drive, so some thought he was a recluse, but I dont see that he was. He was sociable. He wanted people to come to his healing machine. Maybe he was a little shy, but once you got him talking he would carry on a conversation.
Rush said her NET colleague Jerry Johnston wanted to tell Blagdons story, and they talked about it for five years before the work got underway.
Johnston was a fan of self-taught artists and extremely interested in Bladgon.
Unfortunately, Johnston died just a month after the network gave the green light to the project. Rush and the network carried on, raising funds and putting the story together.
Nebraskaland National Bank of North Platte and eight other sources, including Johnstons memorial fund, are listed as major contributors of funding.
Rush said Blagdons story unfolds through interviews. It told itself.
It is Emorys story, she said. This is a story of Nebraska. I dont know who else (besides NET) would have told it.
NET videographer/ editor Pat Aylward edited the interview film so that the story unfolds chronologically.
While Rush was researching, she enjoyed talking to people in the North Platte/Stapleton area.
Everyone I spoke to was willing to help, or sent me to someone they thought might be able to, she said. I grew up in Axtell. The people I have met throughout Nebraska are just like those from home -- caring, friendly, curious, just good people -- the kind you want to know.
This report was published July 31 in the Bulletin's print edition. A sizeable portion of it was written in 2005 by Linda Read Deeds, an adjunct instructor at North Platte Community College. Deeds later became a writer for Nebraska Life magazine. -Editor.
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Opposition leader helping Comox Valley NDP fundraiser
The Comox Valley NDP welcomes Opposition leader Adrian Dix for a special fundraising brunch on March 2 at the Best Western in Courtenay at 10:30 a.m.
Tickets for this event are $100 (a large portion is tax-deductible) and include a delicious brunch, an opportunity to win a beautiful Welcome Spring basket of local seeds and gardening supplies and a special musical performance from satirist and guitarist extraordinaire Todd Butler.
Come and enjoy a lively and fun filled Saturday morning with friends and neighbours and help sow the seeds of political change right here in the Comox Valley and across B.C.
Everyone is welcome to join in on the energy and enthusiasm of the campaign to elect Comox Valley NDP candidate Kassandra Dycke as part of a BC NDP Government in May of this year. Families are warmly invited and kids under 12 are free for all NDP fundraising events.
Limited tickets are available at Laughing Oyster Books, by calling 250-334-3434, e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or at the Comox Valley NDP office Monday to Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
— Comox Valley NDP