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Marijuana smokers, would you toke up on pot nuggets taped to a flyer on a telephone pole in the street? That's what one woman in Seattle did for tokers this past holiday weekend.
Yeni Sleidi, 23, says she likes giving away little stalks of herb in this fashion "to amuse people and to give them a break from everyday stress."
On Twitter, she's @danksyappleweed. Apparently, she's the same person who did this in New York previously.
She said 50 fliers had nuggets taped to them. "People mostly laughed," Sleidi said Wednesday.
The woman said she first came up with the idea in New York, where she lived during the government shutdown, because several of her friends were affected by it. She wanted to distract them from the stress. Her passing out the pot in the Big Apple drew plenty of coverage from the media.
"I'm not sure what the thought process was but I thought people would be amused by it," she said.
Sleidi posted her free marijuana in Capitol Hill, one of Seattle's most urban neighborhoods, known for its nightlife and counterculture.


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The Bumblebee Conservation Trust has welcomed new guidance which will turn solar farms into biodiversity hotspots.
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UPDATE, 2:40 p.m.:  As expected, the Rangers are calling up Thomas Pock to fill Ozolinsh's spot on the roster.
 UPDATE, 2:10 p.m.: The Rangers have confirmed that Ozolinsh was put on waivers, which one would assume is effectively ending his tenure with the team.ÂÂ
 UPDATE, 1:50 p.m.: TSN.CA is reporting that the Rangers have placed Sandis Ozolinsh on waivers, but we haven't received word of that yet from the the team. Stay tuned…ÂÂ
Finally, a day off for the Rangers, which might not have been earned as much as it was absolutely necessary. Consider the options, after all: the Rangers take a day off to heal in preparation for tomorrow's re-match with the Islanders; or they try to work out some of their many kinks in practice, only with IVs stuck in all of their arms.
Ah yes, flu season, which is something I never really had to deal with while covering golf. I won't lie: there were moments post-game last night when I could have sought out a few extra players for comment, but in the interest of self-preservation, I kept a respectable distance. I know, I know. Somewhere Edward R. Murrow is turning over in his grave.
Meanwhile, the good news about the flu is that is usually goes away, but I'm not sure some of the problems exposed last night against the Devils are going to be as fleeting. Are the Rangers destined for a spot in last place and an irrelevant late winter? Should Tom Renney comb the local Starbucks in search of more fruitful employment? And if so, shouldn't a former Canadian Olympic coach and Jack Adams Award finalist rank ahead of a 16-year-old kid hoping to pay for new rims on his Corrola?
No, as hard as this may be to believe, but I'm not sure any of the events of the past weekend necessitate a full-on crisis mode, 15-3 combined score or no 15-3 combined score. Are the Rangers flawed? Yes. Could solutions be found outside their own dressing room? Sure. But more important now is to just get everyone back in one piece.
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The trials of Peter Prucha continue: Whatever the Rangers decide about their immediate future, one would hope that it would include the sophomore in the lineup. I was all for Renney's decision to sit Prucha one game last week against the Flyers, mostly because I thought it might shake him out of his slump. But I didn't understand him doing it again against Toronto, and outside of injury, I can't imagine a scenario when Prucha is not at least one of the team's top nine forwards. And this doesn't have anything to do with Prucha scoring a goal last night, although that certainly didn't hurt. More important is that he provides a spark on nearly every shift, and continues to throw himself into warm's way without a moment's hesitation. Players feed off of that sort of effort. I'm not sure the same can be said about every player in the lineup.

Interesting post from reader Brad about his encounter with Glen Sather last night. In case you missed it, here it is below:
"After the game tonight I was walking out underneath, while Glen Sather was walking in. Someone yells at him nice job Slats team looks good and he thought it was me and said, 'If you want to talk to me ask and we can talk man to man, don't yell at me.' I said i would love to talk to you glen but I did not yell at you. Among the highlights from our conversation… me telling him how the team is poorly coached and often lacks hustle, how the fans are getting disheartened by watching the same veterans make the same mistakes night after night, and how i can not stand when we change five on a dump in and give the team a free breakout. His answers to me were the kids are not ready yet and that he would love for me to sit down with him so he could teach me about hockey. All in all though, i respect that he took the time to talk to me."
 As Brad pointed out, I'm not sure the Boss provided much in the way of a satisfactory response regarding fans' concerns, particularly if one of those answers was that Brad didn't understand hockey. But I, too, thinks Sather deserves credit for at least trying. I doubt we're ever going to reach a point when every fan is content. But the more the Rangers keep the lines of communication open between management and fans, maybe the easier it would be to understand each other. OK, this ends the "We Are The World" portion of our program.

No updates from the team regarding Matt Cullen (sprained knee) or Marek Malik (strained groin) but I would assume the team is considering bringing someone up from Hartford. I'll pass it along when and if I have something.
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A Collection of Pinata Accident Videos — Daily Distraction
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Animals Trying (and Failing) to Eat Kids at the Zoo — Daily Distraction
It must be so tempting if you're a lion. There, mere inches away, in plain sight, is a child—a quick, easy meal just sitting there. But for that darn glass!
Monkeys Stealing Things — Daily Distraction
Monkeys! *shakes fist*
Yes, they can be awfully cute at times, like when they groom each other or wear people clothes and shop at Ikea. But they can also be quite larcenous, and we have tons of proof.
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It's one of the most heartwarming, sob-inducing sights you'll see on the Internet: the soldier returning home from overseas, surprising his or her child. It never gets old, one of the genuine feel-good moments the Internet lets us see.
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The only specialist India investment fund managed out of Australia will be shut down because of the difficulty narrowing a 35 per cent discount to the value of the assets it holds.
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Mr Pereira, a native Indian, blamed the small size of the fund, its mainly retail base, its single country structure and failure to attract more institutional investors for the persistent discount, which typically averaged about 30 per cent.
The board is preparing to call an extraordinary general meeting for early next month where it will propose to wind the fund down.
Some 90 per cent of capital will initially be returned to investors through a sell-down with directors considering alternatives for the balance, including a winding up of the company.
"I had to keep asking myself what happens to investors in the long term," Mr Pereira said. "It would take years to narrow the discount and at some stage I had to bite the bullet."
The fund has traded at a discount to net tangible assets since December 2007.
"This is purely to do with the structure, not being based in India was not a drawback," he said, adding that he remained committed to the emerging market sector, particularly India.
The adviser to the fund was the Asian subsidiary of UK-based Prudential Asset Management and it was managed by Olympus Funds Management.
Mr Pereira recently withdrew a proposed China-India fund called Greater Asia Fund because of a lack of investor support.
About 95 per cent of the India fund's portfolio was held in large-cap stocks.
India's sharemarket has been caught up in the sell-off that has afflicted world markets over recent weeks as concern about Europe's debt problems prompted investors to abandon riskier exposures including stocks in developing countries.
The Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensitive Index has dropped 10 per cent since reaching a 19-month high in April, including a more that 2 per cent retreat yesterday.
The downturn marks a loss of confidence in the Indian stockmarket, which soared 81 per cent last year as hopes of a global economic recovery spurred investors to pour funds into emerging markets.
As Indian shares drop, offshore investors are pulling their money out of the country as they retreat to the safety of more conservative assets.
Investors based outside the country dumped a net 14.8 billion rupees ($381 million) of Indian equities on May 21, cutting their net purchases this year to 224 billion rupees.
A record 834.2 billion rupees flowed into India's sharemarket from overseas investors last year.
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JERUSALEM (Jul. 1)
A distinguished panel representing 21 countries whose members share a "love of Jerusalem" assembled here yesterday to assist Israeli city planners in the restoration of Jerusalem, especially the old walled city and its environs. The panel was assembled at the invitation of Mayor Teddy Kollek who believes that such matters as landscaping and architectural improvements in a city holy to three faiths should not be left to Israelis alone to decide.
Members of the panel include Thomas P. Hoving, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City; Lewis Mumford, the American author and specialist in urban affairs; Henry Moore, sculptor; Pablo Casals, cellist; Isamu Noguchi, architect; William S. Paley, chairman of the Columbia Broadcasting System and the Museum of Modern Art in New York; Rep. Ogden Reid, of New York, a former U.S. Ambassador to Israel; Lord Goodman, chairman of the Art Council in Britain; Vittorino Veronese, former director general of UNESCO; and Pastor Marc Boegner, past president of the World Council of Churches.
More than 40 of the 70 members of the panel have arrived here for its first meeting. Mayor Kollek said it would be concerned with the creation of a national park surrounding the walled city and various architectural plans. He said he hoped members would enlist the cooperation of the various religious groups in the Old City whose assistance would be needed in over-all restoration.


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AKRON -- A Summit County Court of Common Pleas jury is expected to begin deliberations Monday in the sexual misconduct trial of a former doctor and Hudson resident.
James P. Bressi took the stand Aug. 19 and 20 and denied he had inappropriate contact with any his patients during pain treatment visits at Summit Pain Specialists in Stow.
Bressi, 60, is facing two counts of rape, 13 additional felony counts of gross sexual imposition and 12 misdemeanor counts of sexual imposition involving 11 women who were under his care from September 2011 to March 2013.
Bressi on Aug. 20 produced a unique reason for why 10 of 11 women have accused him of placing his genitals in their hand or rubbing against them during treatment visits.
When Summit County Assistant Prosecutor Brian LoPrinzi asked him how the victims could be mistaken, Bressi stood at the witness table and removed two bottles from his left pants pocket.
"There is a very good reason," he said.
He placed the four-inch bottles with tapering tops on the witness stand table.
"I've carried these in my left pocket of my pants for 10 years," Bressi said. "They're rather phallic-like. One is soft with fluids going through it, and the other is hard."
He said the sweetener and antibiotic bottles could have rubbed against the patient.
"All this investigation, you're telling me all this was a misunderstanding?" LoPrinzi asked. "They were just grabbing your medicines in your pocket?"
Bressi testified the patients did not know all the techniques of osteopathic manipulation treatment, they were confused by medications they were taking and many of the patients were under stress or misinterpreted his actions. He said some of the patients had severe brain or psychological problems that affected memory and emotions or caused hallucinations.
Bressi also testified that Dr. Robert Geiger, who at one time could have bought into a partnership but didn't, wanted to force him from Summit Pain Specialists, even though Bressi said he had announced he was going to retire.
Geiger instituted a policy that Bressi needed a chaperone with female patients and asked other employees to spy on him, Bressi said.
"Is Dr. Geiger using them [alleged victims] as tools to oust you from the business?" LoPrinzi asked Bressi.
"Absolutely," Bressi answered.
LoPrinzi reminded Bressi that the previous day he was instructed to demonstrate the OMT techniques on one of his former patients, but treated her, including cracking her neck, which was improper because he no longer has a medical license.
"You did it anyway," LoPrinzi said. "That's a bold move."
"I did it for 20 years. I can do it in my sleep," Bressi said. "I couldn't turn it off. I just did it."
Defense Attorney Michael Callahan named each patient the prosecution called and asked Bressi, "Did you ever touch (victim's name) in a sexual manner or for sexual gratification?"
"I did not," Bressi answered each time.
Trial history
The trial began with two patients testifying Aug. 14 and another eight the next day in Judge Tom Parker's court room.
Summit County Assistant Prosecutors Margaret Scott and LoPrinzi called five witnesses Aug. 18, including one patient.
The woman, 77, testified, she had chronic pain and went to Bressi for injections, or nerve blocks. On March 2, 2012, instead of a nurse coming to her in the recovery room, which was normal, she testified, Bressi entered and massaged her back.
"This was the first time after a nerve block. It was the first time for a massage," she said.
She testified he moved her hand to his genitals, and she moved her hand back. He repeated the action and held her hand tight the third time, she testified.
"He said he was going to massage my tail bone," she said. "I don't know why. He put his finger in my rectum. It hurt real bad. I asked him to stop, but he wouldn't."
She didn't report it until she saw on TV that Bressi had been arrested, she testified.
"I thought I was the only one," she said.
Callahan showed the witness her charts which showed OMT by Bressi took place on Feb. 17, 2012.
"I'm telling you he did not do this [therapy]," the victim said.
Her daughter testified that she was in the examination room with her mother on March 2, 2012, and she could not see Bressi's hand because it was under a blanket and thought her mother's protest was because of the pain.
"I saw his facial expression and had to look away," the daughter said. "I didn't know what was going on."
Her mother told her about the incident in the car going home and was bleeding from the rectum.
"She was scared," her daughter testified. "She didn't want to go back to him."
Callahan questioned the accuracy of medical records and the side effects of the drugs used on the patients.
Tricia Kay, a registered nurse who worked in the procedure and recovery rooms at the Summit Pain Management office from 2010 to 2012, testified she noticed a change in Bressi in the fall of 2010.
"His clothes were wrinkled, hands dirty, and he smelled," Kay said. "It seemed strange and out of character. He was always clean and neat."
Patti Herink, a registered nurse, worked at Summit Pain Management for four years at the Stow location. She testified that she noticed a change in Bressi's appearance as well.
Herink was in the office when the jury and court officials visited Aug. 14.
"He [Bressi] flipped me the bird when he was leaving," Herink testified.
Detective Jeff Swanson took the stand and testified about investigating the case, which began May 15, 2012, when Police Officer Steven Green took a report from a victim. Swanson interviewed more than 120 people in the investigation.
"There was no physical evidence present, so it fell back on witness statements," Swanson testified.
Judge Parker told the jury not to return until Monday for deliberations. A verdict could be announced the week of Aug. 24.
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TED Talk Favorites for the week of July 14, 2013
Here are a few more TED talks I've watched and think are worth watching again. Without further ado, here goes.
This is an interesting debate, on whether or not the world needs nuclear energy. On the advocate's side is Stewart Brand, somebody you might not expect to be in favor, him being the creator of the Whole Earth Catalog. Both sides make interesting cases; sadly, the debate isn't nearly long enough to cover all of the major issues. But it's enough to whet your appetite for more info.
Sheryl WuDunn has a great talk about how women have been oppressed in the last century. What I like about the talk is that she delivers an emotionally charged message in a pretty calm, compelling way. She's a great speaker, has some powerful stories, and I think she makes her point well that we have a lot more we can do to improve the planet by paying attention to the plight of large numbers of women. I'm not saying this nearly as well as she does; give her a listen.
Bill Gates is back, and he doesn't even release any pathogens or insects into the audience this time! (he's done it before) This time, he gives a relatively short TED talk about state budgets and how they are hurting schools in the United States.
I've watched this Danny Hillis talk about cancer and the study of proteomics a couple of times now. One thing that really stood out for me the first time I watched it was Hillis saying that we think of cancer as a noun, when it really is a verb (he says we should say "That person is cancering," not "that person has cancer"). The way he goes about explaining it is great.
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Marinus Heijl has joined the International Coordinating Council of Aerospace Industries Associations (ICCAIA) as that organization's first representative to the International Civil Aviation Organization in Montreal (ICAO).
Heijl retired from ICAO last December after a 27-year career. He served as acting director and deputy director of the Air Navigation Bureau as well as chief of the Air Traffic Management Section.
Marion Blakey, president and CEO of the U.S. Aerospace Industries Association and chair of ICCAIA, said Heijl will provide a much needed voice for manufacturers at ICAO, the U.N. body governing civil aviation.
"Civil aviation is going through a transformational period as Europe and the United States both develop new air transportation systems and the industry addresses global climate change," Blakey said. "Marinus brings a strong suite of skills to the table ensuring that the manufacturing industry is well represented."
Heijl joined ICAO in 1980 as a technical officer and during his career managed the panel that demonstrated the feasibility of reduced vertical separation above Flight Level 290, now widely implemented. He was also a member of the ICAO fact-finding teams concerning the downing of several civil aircraft, including Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in 1983 and Iran Air Flight 655 in 1988.


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Homeward Bound Theatre Company will offer "How to Get the Part" Tuesday, Sept. 17 and Thursday, Sept. 19, 3-5 p.m., at Coon Rapids Middle School.
Sixth through eighth graders will learn how to take the stage and audition to and win the part they want,
This class is for students wishing to improve their skills and prepare themselves for successful auditions.
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Lampshade Story, Part Deux
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i am on a seemingly endless search for my lampshade!ReplyDelete
between baking, gardening, drawing, and FOOD...i know i'll find it eventually.
i would love to own a bakery-slash-garden shop, where i could bake key lime pies and design container gardens full of herbs and flowers and unusual succulents...
i LOVED this post linsey--thank you!
I'd buy a beautiful container filled with fresh herbs any day...and you know key lime pies are mom mom's favorite!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you were inspired by the lampshade story. What struck me most was that she had NO idea she would become a lampshade lady, but at the right time, all of her passions came together. It's like all of her past loves suddenly made sense.
One thing to keep in mind: our lampshade doesn't always come to us at a time of our own choosing. Yes, we have to keep pursuing our passions and learn new things related to our passions, but sometimes it doesn't all come together perfectly until later than expected. I actually wanted to start a card business about three years sooner than I actually did, but little did I know, a few more lessons had to come my way before I would be the card designer I wanted to be (a stint in a photography studio, a Photoshop class, finding the lampshade lady and hearing her story).
Sometimes I found myself asking God, "What did you design me to do for you? When will I use the gifts and passions you've given me?" Eventually, He answered. And you know it's the answer when you do it and find joy even in the hardest parts.
That's practically a second post! :) Have a great day!
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2009
Though I am very familiar with your story and am so grateful to have occasionaly been a part of it, I love "hearing" you tell it. You are a clever, dedicated, disciplined girl, and I couldn't be more proud of you.ReplyDelete
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I have goosebumps from reading your lovely description of my shop and business.. Thank you, that was one of the nicest things I have read. Hope you'll be back in Vermont soon.
I've just had a book released, The Lampshade Lady's Guide to Lighting up Your Life. It was another tale of figuring out how the heck to make a book, but had lots of great help along the road.
Hopefully we all find our lampshade... when I graduated from art school I had no clue, but it's 23 years later of making lampshades and I still have lots to learn and new creations to be made.
thanks for blogging about me.
judy lake
Judy, I am HONORED that you would leave a comment! I should have contacted you right away to let you know of my new blog (I planned to but got a little busy!). Glad you found it!ReplyDelete
It's funny that a card designer in Houston would start out her blog with a lampshade story, but the day I wandered into your shop was truly inspiring. It made me feel like I would one day know what to do with the seemingly "random" gifts God has given me.
We plan to visit the cabin at Lake St. Catherine this summer, so I will come and find your shop again for sure...and give you a big, Texas-sized hug!
Congratulations on your new book! I can't wait to see it!
I'm still trying to find my 'lampshade' in life, but thanks to my blog and new bloggy friends like you I'm getting closer and closer, I can just feel it!ReplyDelete
Linsey- I cannot believe that you wrote this in 2009 and that it speaks to me today on many levels. Wow the power of blogging!! One....I am a new empty nester and wondering what my next chapter is. Love your lampshade story! I am more determined than ever to figure it out!! Just found your blog today and funny i have no idea the trail of how I found you. Anyway looking forward to following your blog. I wish you much happiness in your new home and good for you for following your heart!ReplyDeleteReplies
I love that one of my first posts would "speak" to someone even now. Oh, the unexpected beauty of blogging! I'm happy you found your way here and hope you find great joy when you stumble onto your "lampshade" in life!Delete
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Jessica Zelinka wanted to clarify something.
The Canadian heptathlete had just finished an interview over Skype from the world track and field championships, which begin Saturday in Daegu, South Korea, when she followed it up with a detailed email.
She'd been trying to explain how motherhood — she gave birth to daughter Anika two years ago — had provided her with more balance while at the same time helping to narrow her focus as an athlete.
"When I talk about the balance vs. narrow focus . . . I guess it all comes down to this," wrote Zelinka, fifth at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. "Sitting in the cafeteria tonight, looking around, I couldn't help to wonder if I would have been here if it wasn't for Anika coming into my life. Or at least, if I'd be here with the same drive and focus as I have now.
"Getting pregnant after Beijing allowed me to completely step off the track physically and mentally, and in doing so I was able to see for the first time that, if I had to, I would be okay if my career in track was to end.
"Finding this perspective while I was away from the track made it so, when I did eventually return to track, there were no 'need-tos' or 'have-tos.' I was given the opportunity to come back, knowing that I would only be happy in doing so if I could pursue it with the same passion and drive I had before."
Zelinka, who turns 30 on Sept. 3, wrote that when she was pregnant, someone mentioned her baby would be her gold medal.
"I kind of laughed and shrugged, 'Of course' (of course any good parent would think that way)," she explained. "I'm still in pursuit of a gold medal, except now I have the advantage of knowing, that if it doesn't happen, it's okay. I think this is empowering.
"I also know it's alright to think that Anika is not my gold medal . . . and it's not because I'm a bad parent.
"It's because gold medals get put into sock drawers and taken out every so often. The personal memory lives more with you than with anyone else. Anika is not my gold medal, she is my life: the life that will be just fine whether or not I win that gold medal."
Not only is Zelinka's motivation higher than ever, the native of London, Ont., feels stronger than she's ever been heading into her gruelling two-day test Monday. While she's heard a lot about athletes making physical gains as a result of their pregnancy, she says she'd like to see a study with some data to back it up.
"I'd like to answer the question with some background knowledge, because for me, it could totally be a placebo effect," she said.
In the meantime, she's relying on her own personal experience.
"I guess you just don't realize how much you can do until you have children," said Zelinka. "It makes me a stronger athlete, I know it does. It makes me more adaptable and less worried about things that aren't important. You learn quickly with a child that there are things you can't control."
She's also been healthier than ever since her return to training last year, only missing one day due to injury. Training under coach Les Gramantik at the University of Calgary, she is ranked eighth in the world with a score of 6,353 points heading into the championships but sounds like an athlete ready to make a serious move.
"I feel really grateful for where I am, I feel like I'm in the best shape of my life and I know I can perform the best I've ever performed in my life," she said. "At this point, instead of feeling the negative pressure, I feel really excited and really set to take it on, take on this pressure and stress and know that I can deal with it, and just know that I have everything I need right now to perform the way I can and not to try to do more or try to be a different athlete or try to be better than the next person beside me. I have to be who I am. I'm a heptathlete, a mother, a wife and a very competitive person."
It's a bit of longshot, but maybe she can collect something for her sock drawer.
"I just kind of have that content feeling to know that I'm ready and I have that nervous excitement, and my body's ready to go. I just need to keep my mind sharp and focused and calm, and I believe anything can happen. It's going to be good."
Motivated mommy
• Born Sept. 3, 1981, London, Ont.
• Lives in Calgary
• Husband: Nathaniel Miller, Canadian Olympic water polo player
• Daughter: Anika, 2, tall and strong for her age (Watch out!)
• Fifth at 2008 Beijing Olympics with Canadian record 6,490 points
• Gold medal at 2007 Pan Am Games, Rio de Janeiro
• Silver medal at 2010 Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India
• Five-time Canadian champion
"These are the hard days (just before the meet). These are the days where you're sitting around and you know you're ready and you just gotta stay calm and get your sleep and not worry. I really don't know what to do with myself because I'm not used to having all that time on my hands."


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|From: Robby Findler (robby at eecs.northwestern.edu)
Date: Tue Dec 7 10:40:57 EST 2010
You can just set up a new command and give it different implementations in a style.tex and for the HTML output. There is a section on this in the docs I believe. Robby On Tuesday, December 7, 2010, Jens Axel Søgaard <jensaxel at soegaard.net> wrote: > Hi All, > > I have a YouTube video, that I'd like to embed in the HTML output using the > following code: > > <iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" > type="text/html" width="480" height="390" > src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/J3WIPS3Uh_A?rel=0" > frameborder="0"></iframe> > > In the PDF version, I'd like to use: > > @hyperlink["Mathematical Proofs: The Cosine Rule <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3WIPS3Uh_A>"]{Proof for the > cosine relation in an acute trinagle} > > How can I detect whether pdf or html is being generated? > Is there a parameter I can use? > > -- > Jens Axel Søgaard > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
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Hi All,
This might be a silly question, but I can't seem to decide on the answer myself. Is a compiler allowed to optimise past a call to a subroutine? For example, consider this:
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Is the compiler allowed to remove the first assignment, since other_sub is called with only the first elements of the arrays?
I'm most considering the case when there's no interface for other_sub. I often see calls like this for MPI calls in some of our old code, passing the first element of an array section as the buffer with a non-unit buffer size. I'm worried this might eventually break things if extra optimisations are used.


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Dear Ken: As it is close to Halloween, what are some of your personal favorite scary movies?
Well, that question is pretty personal and, obviously, subjective. I'm not a fan of the blood-and-gore chillers that hit full force in the 1980s. The first horror flick I ever saw was "The Mole People," starring John Agar and Hugh Beaumont (Ward Cleaver on "Leave It to Beaver"). That film sent me crawling beneath my parents' bed as I fantasized the mole men coming to get me. Among my favorite true spooky movies would be "The Haunting," "Freaks," "1408" and "Night of the Demon." But it is still awfully hard to top "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken."
Dear Ken: What can you tell me about actress Kate Beckinsale?
Born in London, Beckinsale, 36, is simply marvelous. Both of her parents were actors, but her father died before she was 7 years old. Married, she has a 10-year-old daughter. I highly recommend her film "Cold Comfort Farm," but you can also enjoy her work in "Pearl Harbor," "Emma," "Van Helsing," "The Aviator" and "Haunted." She currently stars in "Whiteout."
Dear Ken: Where was "Saturday Night Live" and film comedian Chevy Chase born? What is he doing now? Does he have children?
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Dear Ken: Was there a real life model for the original Mr. Clean in those TV commercials that I first saw in the 1960s?
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More curbs sought on booze sales
Commerce is clashing with the health and law enforcement sectors on proposed changes to the way alcohol is to be sold in Nelson City.
The council received 636 submissions from a variety of organisations and individuals to the draft local alcohol policy. Hearings began today.
Councils, in consultation with communities, can now create policies on the licensing of premises for the sale and supply of alcohol. They have to consult with police, the medical officer of health and district licensing inspectors in forming policies.
Nelson police said figures show that the number of emergency calls in which alcohol was a contributing factor have increased from 2670 in 2008 to 2826 last year within the Nelson territorial authority boundary. At least 32 per cent of offenders apprehended each year committed crimes under the influence of alcohol.
Nelson Bays police area commander Inspector Steve Greally was to speak at the hearing to present the police submission which calls for reduced opening hours for off-licences to 9pm and for on-licences to 1am.
Police are also suggesting restricting opening hours for on-licences to 3am in the inner city zone, one-way-door restrictions to 2am and discretionary conditions in all zones to include extra security after certain hours, restrictions on the size of servings and times for "last orders".
However, the local branch of the trade association representing around 2500 hospitality businesses throughout the country, said it was "generally accepted" that most adult New Zealanders were not harmful consumers of alcohol.
Regional manager of the Nelson branch of Hospitality New Zealand, Jeanette Swift, said the council's plan needed to address alcohol-related harm in a balanced, well-researched and practical way that targeted actual problems.
"The 25 per cent of alcohol consumed in on-licensed premises is generally done in a highly regulated and controlled environment.
"Pre-loading, side-loading and post-loading of cheap, readily available alcohol at home, in cars or in public places is the real challenge and should be the focus of the council's policy," Ms Swift said in the branch's submission.
The New Zealand Winegrowers organisation said it supported policies that effectively addressed the harms associated with the misuse of alcoholic beverages, while also recognising that proper consumption of wine could "promote health, social and cultural benefits". Olivia Grainger said regulation had an important role to play in minimising harmful use of alcoholic beverages.
However, it should not be seen as a cure-all, but rather one of a suite of measures to "address a complex problem that is fundamentally social rather than legal or political in nature".
New Zealand Medical Association chairman Mark Peterson was disappointed that the council was not seeking greater restrictions on maximum trading hours for on-licences.
"The medical profession is on the front lines of seeing the enormous harms incurred from alcohol. There is strong evidence to show that restrictions on maximum trading hours and curbing outlet density are key ways to reduce alcohol-related harms," he said.
Nelson Hospital emergency department senior medical officer Mark Reeves, who has spoken publicly several times on alcohol-related harm, said he was not anti alcohol, but "vehemently anti harmful drinking behaviour".
He said Nelson was like many other places in New Zealand in that it had a problem with teen and young adult binge drinking. Dr Reeves said drunk and aggressive patients took up a "disproportionate amount of time and resources" which impacted on doctors' ability to treat other patients.
"It's only a matter of time before patient inebriation contributes to one of us Nelson emergency doctors having to wear a serious and perhaps catastrophic 'miss' for the rest of our careers," Dr Reeves said.
Debbie Christie, suicide prevention coordinator, Nelson Bays Primary Health, said alcohol was an easy drug to overdose on. She was advocating for effective regulation but not prohibition.
She strongly supported reducing alcohol accessibility by limiting the location of licences in certain areas.
Supermarket supply chain Foodstuffs South Island did not believe that any evidence has been produced that demonstrated restricting licensing hours would lead to minimising harm from alcohol consumption. "Foodstuffs fully appreciates that alcohol is not a normal product and the controls and protocols we put around its sale reflect this fact, but beer and wine is purchased by supermarket customers as part of their normal weekly shop," retail brands manager Tim Donaldson said.
The company believed that if an LAP restricted off-licence hours, the demand for shopping outside the liquor licence hours would inevitably reduce, affecting not just the viability of opening outside these hours, but also directly the lifestyle options of residents.
The area overseen by the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board has a higher density of licensed premises than the rest of New Zealand. In 2012 there were 51.4 premises per 10,000 people in Nelson and Marlborough, and 31.7 per 10,000 in New Zealand. Last year there were 39.4 licensed premises per 10,000 people in Nelson City, 62.2 in Marlborough, and 52.3 in Tasman District. The number of vineyard licences is likely to be a factor. There has been a downward trend in rates of vehicle crashes associated with alcohol. NMDHB rates are similar or lower compared with the rest of the country. ACC ambulance data for Nelson city on alcohol-related callouts (December 2012 to May 2013) show that half of all calls were to private homes; 38 per cent were to public places close to the CBD. Alcohol-related presentations for acute conditions like injury and severe intoxication have a significant impact on hospital emergency department services, particularly for the 18-29 age group. On average, police handle 1316 alcohol-related arrests each year in Nelson city.
Source: Nelson City Council draft local alcohol policy workshop programme.
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Paramount Pictures made use of the 23rd Annual Kids Choice Awards to promote "Iron Man 2". During the event, a TV spot that contains a couple of new footage was played. Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Spark is seen demonstrating his powerful new weapon with Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff's assistance. There's also a scene of Don Cheadle's Rhodey trying out his War Machine suit.
"Iron Man 2" will see Tony who is asked to share his technology with the military after the world is aware that he is the man behind the armored superhero Iron Man. However, Tony is unwilling to divulge the secrets behind the Iron Man armor because he fears the information will slip into the wrong hands. With Pepper Potts, and James "Rhodey" Rhodes at his side, Tony forges new alliances and confronts powerful new forces.
Recently it was revealed that director Jon Favreau made a change in Olivia Munn's character. "Actually, they just gave me another role in the film. I had to re-shoot all of my scenes," Munn stated, adding "As they started to edit they realized it was becoming darker than what they'd expected and what my scenes had allowed for. My parts were lighthearted and comedic." There is still no clue yet however what kind of new character Munn will tackle.
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In a recent Q&A, Psych's Steve Franks answers questions about this season, next season, the final episode (whenever that may be) and the musical episode that was supposed to be in season 6.
From the interview with Digital Airwaves:
With such extraordinary response over the years, do you see an end to this show? What are your thoughts on the future?
You know, when we were doing the pilot, all I kept saying is, "You know that this show is going for five years. You know this show is going for five years," and everybody is very superstitious on the set and they're like, "Would you just shut up. Shut up. Stop saying that. Stop saying that."
And then when we got to Season 3, I'm like, "Oh my gosh, we're going 7." So the joke has become 7. So now if we go one more, I think I'm going to have to up the joke again.
The second I feel like we're just doing the exact same thing again, then I think we should get out while people still have good memories of the show.
And because of the definition of what the show is and what it can be, it's not like, you know, this week we'll solve a kidnapping; this week we'll solve a murder; this week we'll do a hit and run. It's usually more about a sea lion or a polar bear. And there are a lot of crazy variations of stories in the world with the sort of rules and parameters that we've set up.
Do you have in mind what the pinnacle episode would be, to wrap it up for good when we finally have to say goodbye to it?
I do. I think I have something really good. And I think I have something that ties things together and brings us right back to the pilot in a great way. And I think that a good ending to a show resolves the question that's posed in the pilot.
And I don't know if I'm going to be the only one who loves it. But I have it. And I've never told anyone. It has to stay in my head because Chris [Henze] and Kelly [Kulchak], our other executive producers, are not great secret keepers. But I have a great way that I'd like to do it.
Can you talk about the status of the musical episode and why it didn't make it into Season 6?
Yes, I will. And I wanted to make sure I address it because I shot my mouth off last year about how the musical episode was imminent and coming along.
I was going to come back from Canada [after shooting the premiere], close the door and work on nothing but the musical. And then in August, we were going to shoot the musical. Well, I came back from Canada, closed my door, and immediately people started opening it, asking me questions about all the other 15 episodes for the season. So I said, you know what, I'm very brazenly overconfident about a Season 7. I'm going to push it into Season 7.
So it was probably a little bit frustrating for people waiting for musical. But now I'm giving it the proper amount of time and attention. It's going to be twice as good as first imagined.
He also talks about which character he is most like, Comic Con and the Psych fandom, and the crazy things he has in store for Shawn and Gus. Read the full Q&A here.
Are you looking forward to the musical episode or do you think it will be too contrived?


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Volunteer Firefighter Charged In Connection With Lancaster Restaurant Arson
A man turned himself in to police on Thursday after he allegedly set a restaurant on fire during business hours.
According to Lancaster police, Robert Steiner, a volunteer firefighter with Hocking Township, turned himself in to the Fairfield County Municipal Court.
A warrant for Steiner's arrest was issued on Wednesday. He is charged with aggravated arson.
According to police, 35-year-old Steiner set the fire at the Fiesta Tropicana Mexican restaurant, located at 1236 N. Memorial Dr., at 7:52 p.m. on Jan. 5.
The fire occurred during business hours.
Steiner was out on bond on Thursday.
According to the Hocking Township Fire Department, Steiner had just completed his 1-year probationary period after completing his volunteer fire training.
He currently is on administrative leave because of the "situation."
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Stylish mom-daughter duo: Michelle-Malia, Sridevi-Jhanvi
Michelle Obama and Sasha: The US first Lady and daughter, Michelle and Malia Ann Obama are seen at the top of their style as and when they step out in public. While Obama's daughter has evolved beyond imagination, Michelle Obama has been elegance personified. (Ap/FReuters)
Sridevi and Jhanvi: Bollywood actress Sridevi has always been known for her flawless beauty and now so is her elder daughter Jhanvi. Though there is no news of Jhanvi stepping into her mother's shoes, but her mannerisms and style at public events have made many curious about her intent to join the B-town. Like her mother Jhanvi is stylish and galmorous. (Photo: Twitter? Varinder Chawla)
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Gauri and Suhana: Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who often praises her daughter's beauty and talent, is often seen at par with her mother Gauri. Gauri and Suhana too have got an aura and charm of their own. Suhana, who is often seen with dad at the IPL matches, maintains a simple look but sure can impress with simplicity much like her mother! (IE photo/ Twitter)
Kajol and Nysa: Kajol who herself evolved as a fashionista only recently, has guarded her daughter Nysa from the public glare. We have seen of Nysa accompanied with her parents. However, recently she caught our attention after she posted a selfie on a social networking site where one can be sure that this one will soon join he list of stylish daughters. (Photo: Twitter)
Sussanne Roshan and Zarine Khan: Though all may not be going well with Sussanne on personal front, we often spot Sussanne partying out looking drop-dead gorgeous at all times. And by looking at with Zarine Khan we know where Sussanne gets her fashion genes from. (IE photo/Twitter)
Jaya Bachchan and Shweta Nanda: The mother-daughter duo fom Bollywood's first family Jaya Bachchan and Shweta Nanda have always exuded panache redefining style itself. Shweta, whom Amitabh Bachchan describes as 'the rock of the family' looks classy as she stands tall next to her mom Jaya Bachchan looking elegant. (Photo: Twitter)
Aishwarya and Aaradhya: If one was not enough, the Bachchans also have another popular mother daughter duo – Aishwarya Rai and Aaradhya Bachchan. The former miss world is often spotted with her daughter, whom she dresses quite in style, flaunting her cute girl, while globetrotting. And though Aaradhya is only two and-a-half, no one can miss this li'l Bachchan. In fact in an interview, Abhishek Bachchan had said that Aaradhya is indeed the best dressed in the family. (IE photo)
Soha Ali Khan and Sharmila Tagore/b>: Bollywood actress Sharmila Tagore and her daughter Soha Ali Khan too have the air of royalty and that is quite evident in their overall style. Both carry themselves with vivacity and have a unique style of their own. (Photo: Varinder Chawla)
Neetu Kapoor and Riddhima Kapoor: Yet another stylish mother daughter duo Neetu Kapoor and Riddhima Kapoor are often high scorers on the fashion report card. He actress, who never fails to impress with her style, is blessed with an equally classy daughter. We like! (Photo: Twitter)


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Milwaukee Chamber Theatre to Present BUS STOP, 4/12-4/29
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre (MCT) presents the classic romantic comedy BUS STOP by William Inge, April 12-29, 2012. The production will be a collaborative venture with the University of Wisconsin – Parkside (UWP) theatre department with at least 25 students and faculty serving as actors, designers and production personnel. BUS STOP performs in the Broadway Theatre Center's Cabot Theatre in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward.
In the middle of a howling blizzard, four passengers become stranded overnight in a small-town diner 40 miles west of Kansas City. At the center of the storm is Bo, a rambunctious young rodeo rider, who comes crashing in like a headstrong bull with Cherie, the nightclub chanteuse he's kidnapped and is planning to wed. Full of Inge's trademark insight into ordinary people in sexually charged circumstances, this uproarious comedy from 1955 still stands the test of time.
UW-Parkside theatre professor Lisa Kornetsky directs a cast of eight including both professional actors and theatre students. The established actors include MCT Education Director/Literary Manager Jacque Troy (DUET FOR ONE, RABBIT HOLE), Dan Katula (MOON OVER THE BREWERY, KIMBERLY AKIMBO) and making their MCT debuts Doug Jarecki, Patrick Lawlor, and UWP theatre professor Jamie Cheatham. UWP theatre majors Ethan Hall, Brenna Kempf and Anne Walaszek also make their MCT debuts in this collaborative production.
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre and UW-Parkside Theatre have joined forces for this multi-faceted collaboration which is a great example of MCT's commitment to help develop and support young artists. Working alongside their instructors in a professional theatre environment will create a unique mentorship experience for the UWP theatre students. In addition to the three students appearing as onstage, eight students are serving as understudies, and seven theatre students are serving as various production personnel.
BUS STOP is the third production in Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's University Collaboration Series. As a part of MCT's mission to nurture young artists, the theatre committed to producing a main stage show in partnership with a different local university for three consecutive seasons. Previous productions in the series were PICNIC in collaboration with UW-Milwaukee (Fall 2009) and THE LION IN WINTER in collaboration with Marquette University (Spring 2011).
Playwright William Inge brought small-town life in the Midwest to Broadway with four successive dramatic triumphs, COME BACK LITTLE SHEBA (1950), PICNIC (1953), BUS STOP (1955) and THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS (1957). Unfortunately, with the exception of his 1961 Academy Award-winning screenplay for Splendor in the Grass, Inge's later writings never achieved the success of his early work.
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Looks great in the sitting room in its new frame. Delighted with it. Well worth it.
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Important: Versions 1 and 2 of the Google Contacts API have been officially deprecated as of April 20, 2012. They will continue to work as per our deprecation policy, but we encourage you to move to version 3.
The Contacts Data API allows client applications to view and update the contacts stored in your Google account in the form Google Data API feeds.
Your application can use the Contacts Data API to create new contacts, edit or delete existing contacts, and query for contacts that match particular criteria.
In addition to providing some background on the capabilities of the Contacts Data API, this document provides examples of basic Data API interactions using the JavaScript client library. If you're interested in understanding more about the underlying protocol that the library uses, see the Protocol section of this developer's guide.
This document is intended for programmers who want to write JavaScript client applications that can interact with your Google Contacts. It provides a series of examples of basic Contacts Data API interactions using the JavaScript client library.
For Contacts Data API reference information, see the Protocol reference guide. This document assumes that you understand the general ideas behind the Google Data APIs protocol and the data model and control flow used by the JavaScript client library. It also assumes that you know how to program in JavaScript.
For reference information about the classes and methods provided by the client library, see the JavaScript client library API reference.
This document is designed to be read in order; each example builds on earlier examples.
Terms of use
You agree to abide by the Google JavaScript client library Terms of Use when using the JavaScript client library.
About supported environments
Getting started
Before you can write a JavaScript client application, you need to do some setup by acquiring the library.
Creating a Google Account
You may want to sign up for a Google Account for testing purposes. Contacts are associated with Google Accounts, so if you already have a Google Account, you're all set.
Note: To view your contacts without using the Contacts Data API, you can log in to Gmail and click the Contacts link.
Acquiring the library
Before your client can use the client library, the client has to request the client library code from the server.
Start by using a
<script> tag in the
<head> section of your HTML document to fetch the Google AJAX API loader:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.google.com/jsapi"></script>
To acquire the Google Data API client library after fetching the loader, use the following line in your JavaScript setup code, which must be called from the
<head> section of your HTML document (or from a JavaScript file that's included using a
<script> tag in the
<head> section of your HTML document):
google.load("gdata", "1.x");
The second parameter to
google.load() is the requested version number of the JavaScript client library. Our version numbering scheme is modeled after the one used by the Google Maps API. Here are the possible version numbers and what they mean:
- The second-to-last revision of major version 1.
- The very latest revision of major version 1.
- The latest stable revision of major version 1. We will occasionally declare a certain version of the client library to be "stable," based on feedback we receive from developers. However, that version may not have the latest features.
"1.1", etc
- A specific version of the library, with a specified major and minor revision number.
After you've called
google.load(), you have to tell the loader to wait until the page finishes loading and then call your code:
initFunc() is a function that we'll define in a later section of this document. Use this approach instead of having an
onload handler attached to the
<body> element.
Authenticating to the Contact service
You can access both public and private feeds using the Contacts Data API. Public feeds don't require any authentication, but they are read-only. If you want to modify blogs, then your client needs to authenticate before requesting private feeds.
The JavaScript client library uses the AuthSub authentication system. For more information about authentication with Google Data APIs in general, see the authentication documentation.
AuthSub proxy authentication
AuthSub proxy authentication is used by web applications that need access to a user's Google data. The website operator and the client code don't have access to the username and password for the Contacts user; instead, the client obtains special AuthSub tokens that allow the client to act on a particular user's behalf.
Here's a brief overview of what happens during the authorization process for a web-based JavaScript client:
- The client application calls the
google.accounts.user.login()method provided by the client library, passing it a "scope" value that indicates which Google service to use. For Contacts, the scope is
- The client library sends the browser to Google's "Access Request" page, where the user can enter their credentials to log in to the service.
- If the user logs in successfully, then the AuthSub system sends the browser back to the web client's URL, passing along the authentication token.
- The JavaScript client library stores the token in a cookie and returns control to the function that originally called
- When the client application subsequently calls client library methods that interact with Contacts, the client library automatically attaches the token to all requests.
style attribute of the
<img> tag to position the image outside the rendering area. For example:
style="position:absolute; top: -1000px;"
Here's the client-application code that handles logging and creates a connection (represented by a
google.gdata.contacts.ContactService object) to your Google Contacts.
var contactsService; function setupContactsService() { contactsService = new google.gdata.contacts.ContactsService('exampleCo-exampleApp-1.0'); } function logMeIn() { var scope = 'https://www.google.com/m8/feeds'; var token = google.accounts.user.login(scope); } function initFunc() { setupContactsService(); logMeIn(); getMyContacts(); }
Note that we're making
contactsService a global variable, for ease of use in later functions. We'll define the function
getMyContacts() below.
Tip: We strongly recommend that you provide a login button or other user input mechanism to prompt the user to start the login process manually.
If you call
google.accounts.user.login() immediately after the page is loaded, then the first thing the user sees on arrival to your site is a Google login page.
If the user decides not to log in, then Google does not direct them back to your page; so from the user's point of view, they tried to visit your page but were sent away and never
sent back. This scenario may be confusing and frustrating to users. In the example code in this document, we'll be calling
google.accounts.user.login() immediately after loading in order to keep the example simple,
but we don't recommend this approach for real-world client applications.
Note that you don't have to do anything with the variable named
token; the client library keeps track of the token, so you don't have to.
Note: When you create a new
google.gdata.contacts.ContactService object, the client library calls a method named
google.gdata.client.init(), which checks that the browser the client is running in is supported. If there's an error, then the client library displays an error message to the user. If you want to handle this sort of error yourself, then you can explicitly call
google.gdata.client.init(handleInitError) before you create the service, where
handleInitError() is your function. If an init error occurs, then your function receives a standard Error object; you can do whatever you want with that object.
The token remains valid until you revoke it by calling
function logMeOut() { google.accounts.user.logout(); }
If you don't call
google.accounts.user.logout(), then the cookie that stores the token lasts for two years, unless the user deletes it. The cookie is retained across browser sessions, so the user can close their browser and then reopen
it and come back to your client and they'll still be logged in.
However, there are certain unusual circumstances in which a token can become invalid during a session. If the Contacts API rejects a token, your client should handle the error condition by calling
google.accounts.user.logout() to remove the cookie containing the current token,
and then call
google.accounts.user.login() again to acquire a new, valid token.
There are two other AuthSub methods that you may find useful in various contexts:
google.accounts.user.checkLogin(scope)tells you whether or not the browser currently has an authentication token for the given scope.
google.accounts.user.getInfo()provides detailed information about the current token, for debugging use.
For details about using JavaScript to interact with AuthSub, including information on token management and on
checkLogin() and
getInfo(), see the Using "AuthSub" Authentication with the JavaScript client library document.
Retrieving a list of contacts
The Contacts Data API provides a feed that returns a list of contacts for a particular user; that feed is known as the contacts feed.
The following sample code defines the
getMyContacts() function and the callback needed to process the
resulting feed:
function getMyContacts() { var contactsFeedUri = 'https://www.google.com/m8/feeds/contacts/default/full'; var query = new google.gdata.contacts.ContactQuery(contactsFeedUri); // Set the maximum of the result set to be 5 query.setMaxResults(5); contactsService.getContactFeed(query, handleContactsFeed, handleError); } var handleContactsFeed = function(result) { var entries = result.feed.entry; for (var i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) { var contactEntry = entries[[]i]; var emailAddresses = contactEntry.getEmailAddresses(); for (var j = 0; j < emailAddresses.length; j++) { var emailAddress = emailAddresses[[]j].getAddress(); alert('email = ' + emailAddress); } } }
Note that
contactsService is our global variable from earlier.
The specified
contactsFeedUri variable is the default contacts feed URL; it allows you to work with the authenticated user's contacts. Alternatively, you may replace
default in this variable with the authenticated user's email address:
Note: Retrieving another user's contacts is not supported by the current version of the Contacts API.
After setting up the service,
getMyContacts() calls the client library's
getContactFeed() method which returns the user's contacts feed as a json object.
In the call to
getContactFeed(), the second argument is
handleContactsFeed, which is a callback function. The API processes the request and then, if the request was successful, passes a "feed root" object containing
the requested feed to the callback. A feed root is a container object that contains a feed.
The third argument to
getContactFeed() is an optional error-handling function; if the client library encounters an error, it calls the specified error handler instead of the success callback function.
The object that the client library passes as the argument to the error handler is an instance of the JavaScript
Error object, with an additional
cause property.
Here's a simple version of the error handler:
function handleError(e) { alert("There was an error!"); alert(e.cause ? e.cause.statusText : e.message); }
We're handling errors by simply displaying them to the user; your client's error handler should probably be more sophisticated. In some contexts, there may be no cause specified, so in those cases our example error handler falls back to displaying the standard
message property.
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The making of a monumental sculpture honoring the 41st President of the United States, George H.W. Bush's contribution to WWII.
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The Abbot Homestead is also referred to as Abbot House (old) and the Abbot Farm. It is located on 9 Andover Street and has been lived in since its erection in 1685. Benjamin Abbot declared his neighbor Martha Allen Carrier to be a witch having threatened him and causing an open sore on his side. In August she was hanged. These are a photograph of the front of the house, an unknown artist's rendering of the same view, and a photograph of the rear of the house including the contented cows of the Abbots.
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