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So it's that time of year again for my yearly visit. Just a bit of info needed please, I always visit Carradale for a couple of drinks in the Carradale Hotel and a mooch around but have yet to visit Carradale Bay. The reason for this is that I can't figure out the best/nearest place to park, I don't really fancy hiking miles, is there any vehicle access at all to it (legal).
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EDMONTON - Tuesday evening, much of Edmonton city council was under a big white tent for the opening of Cavalia, watching as horses ran round and round in circles, responding to trainers' commands.
Wednesday morning, under the big glass pyramids of City Hall, councillors must have thought they were still at the circus. Only this time, they were the ones going in circles, being asked to jump over increasingly bigger obstacles.
In a last-minute addition to the agenda, councillors were given a top-secret briefing by city administration on negotiations with the Katz Group over a new downtown arena.
When councillors finally emerged from their closed-door meeting, they were grim. Without revealing any details of their private discussions, Bryan Anderson and Kim Krushell, two of the most passionate supporters of the arena project, moved and seconded a motion, written in the sort of code that could only be deciphered by longtime arenaologists.
Here's the exact wording: "That in response to the Katz Group's recent request for additional public funding, administration is directed to respond to the Katz Group that City Council remains committed to the negotiated framework approved by City Council on October 26, 2011."
Simple translation?
No more concessions for Daryl Katz and the Oilers. Councillors were united in their new-found resolve. Only Kerry Diotte and Linda Sloan voted against the motion — and that's only because they thought last October's deal was too rich.
What exactly did the Katz Group want? Councillors still won't say. They voted to keep Wednesday's discussions strictly confidential, citing provincial privacy legislation. But councillors Krushell and Don Iveson insist the issue wasn't more money to build the arena itself — but brand-new concessions.
If council's not talking, the Katz Group made its position somewhat clearer in a letter sent to city manager Simon Farbrother on Sept. 11, obtained by the Journal Wednesday.
The letter, signed by John Karvellas, executive vice-president and general counsel for the Katz Group, does, in fact, assert that the arena cannot be built for $450 million without major design sacrifices. In fairness to the Katz Group, that's likely true.
But Karvellas also asserts the City of Edmonton has failed to secure an "acceptable casino agreement" for the entertainment district.
His letter further complains that because of expected competition from Northlands and Rexall Place, the Katz Group won't make enough money to operate the arena.
Under the original deal, the Katz Group was to be wholly responsible for the costs of operating and maintaining the facility.
The Sept. 11 letter, though, requests "offsets to or limits on arena capital maintenance and operating costs."
It also asks for unspecified increased funding for the arena and Wintergarden pedway, from the property tax raised by the community revitalization levy on new downtown development.
"We believe the City has significant capacity beyond its commitment of $45 million to help fund the arena."
"It's a substantially different ask from what we had already agreed to," says Coun. Ben Henderson. "We're not backing away from our commitments by any means. But it feels like a really different deal."
Even Kim Krushell has had enough.
"I want this arena deal. But clearly, we had to send the message we sent."
So what is the Katz Group's strategy here?
Is this just negotiational hardball, a canny, pragmatic ploy to leverage the very best deal possible?
Is it a PR blunder, evidence Katz and his team still don't understand they need broad taxpayer support for this deal, that blindsiding council only weakens their case?
Or could the Katz Group actually be trying to torpedo the whole project, in the hopes of moving to greener, warmer pastures — like Seattle, which is in the midst of striking its own arena deal?
I pick #2. I think the Katz Group simply doesn't grasp the way municipal politics works — that the mayor, however much he supports the arena, needs public and council consensus for major public infrastructure. Stephen Mandel has spent so much political capital, and risked his political legacy, to make this deal work. And time and again, the Katz Group has sandbagged his efforts to broker a deal, at the worst strategic moments.
So here we go again, like so many Cavalia geldings, round and round the arena.
What happens next?
"I've no idea," says Henderson. "The ball is in their court. It's so hard for us because of that — we're only half the equation."
To read more on the arena debate, go to edmontonjournal.com/edmontoncommonsSept. 11 Katz Group arena letter

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See [[1]]
- 1 PostgreSQL Extensions
- 1.1 name
- 1.2 v1.0 goals
- 1.3 dump & restore
- 1.5 ACLs
- 1.6 OS Filesystem Interaction
- 1.7 Packaging extensions at the OS level
- 1.8 Distributing extensions
- 2 Code design
- 3 Open Items
PostgreSQL Extensions
Here's the first round of User Design about PostgreSQL Extensions. I tried to put together the ideas expressed by a lot of different people. The aim here is to first agree on the naming and the goals, then talk about what user design we propose.
The contenders are extension, module, bundle and package. Winner is extension.
The module is something else in the SQL standard, a bundle is an ok choice, a package would certainly make people think we're Oracle compatible (and we don't want to have Ada like skeleton and bodies), and extension is what PGXS is make for and what we -you-name-it- authors made.
v1.0 goals
We're not trying to be feature complete on first round.
must have
- dump & restore support (when upgrading a cluster or just restoring)
- easy install and uninstall
- support for home grown SQL/PLpgSQL only extensions in order to make life easier for in-house PG based development (you don't have to code in C to benefit from extensions)
- support for "basic" modules, providing a type and its operators and indexing support, such as ip4r, hstore, temporal, prefix and many others, you name it, of even simpler things like preprepare or backports/min_update.
- support for procedural languages (a priori easily covered within basic modules but I'm not sure) like plproxy, pllolcode, pllua, plscheme, plsh et al.
- support for all what you find in contrib/ for 8.4 (covered already?)
would be great (target later commit fest)
- versioning support with upgrade in place facility (hooks?)
- supporting more than one version of the same module installed in the same time, possibly (I suppose always but...) in different schemas
- custom variables?
- PostGIS complete support, with user data dependancy, even if an extensible typmod system would certainly solve this problem in a better place. Maybe someone will come up with another existing extension sharing the problem and not the typmod solution?
- a core team approved list of extensions (replacing contribs, maybe adding to it), where approved means code has been reviewed and the only reason why it's not in the core itself is that core team feels that it's not part of a RDBMS per-se, or feel like the code should be maintained and released separately until it gets some more field exposure... (think plproxy).
later please
- CPAN or ports like infrastructure for auto downloading a more or less prepared "bundle", place it at the right place on the filesystem and install it in the database(s) of choice
- complex support for ad-hoc bootstrap of uncommon modules such as pljava
- dependancy graph solving and automatic installation, with depends, recommends and suggest sections and with rules/setup to choose what to pull in by default...
dump & restore
We want pg_dump to issue only one line per extension, the one installing the extension in the database, see syntax.
Extensions will need metadata, and after reading several proposals, what I propose here is to have a first explicit step to register the extension name and metadata, then have "basic" tools to play with it.
The 'foo' extension author is meant to provide a +foo.sql+ file containing this:
create extension foo with version 1.0 install [script] 'foo.install.sql' uninstall [script] 'foo.uninstall.sql' upgrade function upgrade_foo(old version, new version) [ custom_variable_classes 'a,b' configuration file 'foo.conf' ] depends on bar version 0.3 and on baz version >= 1.2;
Here we suppose we have also a new datatype "version" to host the versioning information, with the associated operators. See http://packages.debian.org/sid/postgresql-9.0-debversion
Doing it this way, we skip the need to provide a way of telling "next comands are meant for creating SQL objects which belongs to such extension", at the expense of forcing authors to manage upgrades to add objects.
The upgrade function is mandatory, and has to return the installed version or null, meaning "please run the install script again, that's how I upgrade". The error management is to be made by means of RAISE EXCEPTION.
If a specific function is to get called at install or uninstall time, it's easy enough to SELECT install_function(); from within the install script, after having defined it. To support this, internal GUCs (not exposed in postgresql.conf) will be provided and set by PG when running those scripts, named current_extension and current_extension_version.
installing and removing an extension
begin; install extension foo; commit;
The extension and its objects end up in pg_extension, authors are not supposed to explicitly create a schema where to live in, because that means users will have to think about adapting their search_path, which can get pretty hairy sometimes. There are exceptions to this rule, like PGQ / Londiste for example, that you install in the database then use command line tools to install triggers. The triggers can of course reference easily pgq.logutrigga() function, so the user has no direct contact with the schema choice. In such situation, the author is free to create a specific schema.
begin; drop extension foo [cascade]; commit;
The "cascade" option is there to care about reverse depends.
The "bulk" ACL management of an extension's objects is pushed to the globing support project for GRANT/REVOKE, so we don't have to speak about what it'll look like here :)
OS Filesystem Interaction
PostgreSQL already provides standard paths where to install extensions by means of PGXS, and distribution packagers have been able to adapt those. We should just stick with this, meaning the problem is solved.
Packaging extensions at the OS level
Using PGXS and some glue around, we could propose a source-based extension packaging facility for PostgreSQL:
pg_ext add-mirror http://extensions.postgresql.org/ pg_ext list [remote | available] pg_ext add plproxy prefix citext pg_ext install mydatabase plproxy prefix pg_ext drop [--force] plproxy mydatabase pg_ext remove <package> ... ...
- The add-mirror allows to fetch from remote url directly, what you fetch is a source tarball. The repository will have to be organized with "branches" for major PostgreSQL versions, and the pg_ext behavior will be determined at its "compilation" time, so you get it hard-coded for the major version it came with.
- The add command will retrieve the source tarball of <extension> and run make && make install from a (configurable) temporary location. For an extension to be supported it'll have to use PGXS standards and to provide a simple make && make install mecanism. Is this realistic? Would postgis fit in?
- Then install will issue the SQL for you, as drop would, so those are convenience wrappers.
- The command remove will rip out the extension on disk only if it's no more used in your clusters databases, and it'll be responsible for removing modules objects at the SQL level. Mrmmm.... or will it?
Distributing extensions
If you're a distribution packager it's now easy to package extension based on pg_ext tool. The job consists in providing compiled .so for the archs you support, when the distribution level package is installed next step the used is confronted to is installing the extension in his database(s). So it goes like this:
apt-get install postgresql-8.5-plproxy psql mydb =# install extension plproxy;
Or maybe like this:
apt-get install postgresql-8.5-plproxy pg_ext install mydb plproxy
Code design
- make the pg_catalog.pg_extension entry and the associated commands with version as text, one thing at a time please
- bootstrap core components in pg_extension for dependancy on them (plpgsql, ...)
- implement a backend function pg_execute_commands_from_file('path/ to/file.sql'); reserved to superuser, file in usual accepted places
- implement INSTALL EXTENSION with the previous function
- add a static backend local variable installing_extension (oid)
- modify each SQL object create statement to add entries in pg_depend - add an specific type for handling version numbers and operators comparing them
in particular, what do you think about implementing a general purpose backend function similar to psql's \i (except without support for \commands and :variables):
SELECT pg_execute_commands_from_file('path/ to/file.sql');
Your recent work about having a re-entrant parser should make it possible to implement, by either "extending" or copy/pasting the postgres.c:exec_simple_query, right?
(Difference is about not overriding current unnamed portal and maybe
forcing PortalRunMulti() usage, and that there's already a started transaction (but start_xact_command() is a noop in this case))
Open Items
Here are from memory the problems we don't have a solution for yet:
- how to give user the ability to install the extension's objects in another schema than the pg_extension default one
- how to provide extension author a way to have major PG version dependant code without having to implement and maintain a specific function in their install.sql file


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CXT: "I don't recall that the USA gave Saddam poison gas or any WMD's......if you have a source for that please post it"
There was a recently released CIA communique to the effect that we at least knew he was going to be using chemical weapons against Iran, and that it would be tied to us, because we were supporting him at the time. No one in this game got to be where they are without being a gangster. No good guys anywhere.
In other news, the latest Pope seems to be actually preaching the message of Christ, as it was related in the Bible. Wow, that's a new one.


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To avoid posting with my real name on websites using the Facebook Social Comments widget I created a Facebook page with a funny name. I can also select this page by clicking the "Posting as my-real-name (Change)" link and submit a comment successfully.
However, the comment I posted does not show up anymore as soon as I refresh the page. When selecting reverse-chronological sorting (i.e. newest on top) my comment also does not show up anywhere. The page is marked as public.
Does Facebook somehow hide comments from pages without mentioning it anywhere? Does my page need to like the site to comment on it?


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From Fedora Project Wiki
This test confirms that you are able to install a system when booting the installer using only a kernel and initial ramdisk image.
How to test
- Boot test system off the network using the kernel (
images/pxeboot/vmlinuz) and initial ramdisk image (
- When prompted, entry a language and keymap preference
- Choose an installation method (HTTP, NFS, hard drive etc...) and provide the requested information so anaconda can locate the installation source. If selecting a network-based installation method, you may also be prompted to choose a network device and enter network parameters.
Expected Results
- Graphical boot menu is displayed for users to select install options. If no option is selected, the installer should load after a reasonable timeout
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Suspicion of hidden mold
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Delayed or insufficient maintenance can lead to moisture problems in buildings. Undiscovered or ignored moisture problems can create an environment in which mold can grow. Moisture problems in temporary structures, such as portable classrooms, are also frequently associated with mold problems.
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Some moisture problems are not easy to see. For example, the inside of walls where pipes and wires are run (pipe chases and utility tunnels) are common sites of mold growth. Mold is frequently found on walls in cold corners behind furniture where condensation forms. Other possible locations of hidden moisture, resulting in hidden mold growth are:
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- Porous thermal or acoustic liners inside duct work.
- Roof materials above ceiling tiles.
- The back side of drywall (also known as gypsum board, wallboard, or SHEETROCK®), paneling, and wallpaper.
- The underside of carpets and pads.
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Your customers can provide feedback about their support experience by rating their solved tickets. When you enable CSAT (customer satisfaction ratings), end-users receive an email 24 hours after the ticket has been set to solved that asks them to briefly evaluate their experience, as shown here:
The survey is designed to maximize the response rate by being quick and simple while also gathering the essential data: a positive or negative rating. Customers can also provide a comment if they want. You can view your overall score and individual ratings in the Customer Satisfaction dashboard (see Viewing your Customer Satisfaction score and ratings).
Customer satisfaction rating is available with Support Professional and Enterprise plans. You must be an administrator to enable customer satisfaction ratings.
This article contains the following sections:
For tips, check out our community tips for customer satisfaction.
Understanding the end-user experience
End-users don't have to be logged in to rate their tickets. Clicking a response link in the email opens a URL to the ticket and prompts the end-user to rate the ticket and add a comment if they'd like. In this example, the end-user clicked the 'Good, I'm satisfied' link so the Good button is shaded green to indicate that it is the selected rating. A comment can be added and the rating can be changed.
If you have satisfaction reasons enabled, end-users who select 'Bad, I'm unsatisfied' are presented with a drop-down menu of possible reasons for their negative response.
Selecting a response is optional, and can be skipped. For information on this feature, see Working with satisfaction reasons.
In Help Center, the rating prompt appears on tickets for which the Ticket Satisfaction is set to Offered by an automation or trigger. For more information, see Understanding how the survey request is sent.
End-users can change their rating by clicking the emailed link again or by accessing the ticket through the My activities page in Help Center, then resubmitting their response. Ratings can be changed until the ticket is closed. See Tracking your support requests for information on viewing your tickets in Help Center.
- End-users cannot opt-out of receiving survey requests.
- Satisfaction rating is per ticket, not per customer. End-users receive a survey request for each of their tickets that are solved.
- Once a ticket is set to "Closed" status, the temporary URL will no longer work. It will re-direct the user to a generic page.
When and how end-users are asked for a satisfaction rating through email is customizable. You can set a time other than the default 24 hours later for to send the email. You can also add the survey request in the email that customers receive when a an agent marks a ticket as solved instead. You can also use business rules to be more selective about (include or exclude) which tickets generate the survey request. If you send a satisfaction survey before the ticket is solved, end users need to sign in to access it.
Understanding how the survey request is sent
When you enable customer satisfaction rating (see Enabling customer satisfaction rating), a system-generated automation called Request customer satisfaction rating is added to Zendesk Support. This automation sends the survey email to the ticket requester 24 hours after the ticket is solved. You can of course customize this.
Hello {{ticket.requester.name}}, We'd love to hear what you think of our customer service. Please take a moment to answer one simple question below: {{satisfaction.rating_section}} Here's a reminder of what your ticket was about: {ticket.comments_formatted}}
When customers receive the email, they simply click either the Good or Bad links and follow the steps described above.
For more details about the automation, see Customer satisfaction rating automation.
About the Request Customer Satisfaction Rating automation
The customer satisfaction rating automation, Request customer satisfaction rating (System Automation), sends the survey request email 24 hours after a ticket has been solved.
- Unoffered means that the survey has not previously been sent
- Offered means that the survey has already been sent
- Bad is the requester's negative rating
- Bad with comment is the requester's negative rating with their comment
- Good is the requester's positive rating
- Good with comment is the requester's positive rating with their comment
The unoffered value is used here because we only want to send the survey for tickets that have not already been rated.
The automation actions send the survey request email to the requester.
The {{satisfaction.rating_section}} placeholder contains the rating question and answer links. You can modify the surrounding message as needed. And as always, a canceling action is used to complete the automation; ticket satisfaction is set to offered to requester.
This automation can be modified to exclude tickets using many different criterion. For example, you might not want surveys sent for tickets assigned to a certain group or from a certain organization or for tickets containing certain tags.
Understanding how agents receive the customer satisfaction rating feedback
The results of customer satisfaction surveys for agents are shown in the agent's dashboard and in a view called Rated tickets from the last 7 days.
Agents see, in their dashboard (when they click the Home icon () in the sidebar), the number of good and bad tickets for the last week and the overall satisfaction rating for the agent and all of the agents in Zendesk Support over the last 60 days (including the current day).
The calculation of the overall satisfaction rating uses the following simple formula:
This means that the score is an average of the total positive ratings from the past 60 days. An agent with a score of 90% means that over the past 60 days, 90% of the ratings they received were positive.
Agents, groups, and the account all have scores. The overall account score (in the example above, 95%) is the average for all agents in Zendesk Support. The two ratings provide feedback about individual performance and the average performance of all agents.
The view (Rated tickets from the last 7 days) gives you a quick overview of the rating activity, with a Satisfaction column containing both Good and Bad ratings. You can clone and modify this view or create your own. This view is inactivate by default.
- Agents cannot rate tickets.
- All agents see their ratings in their dashboard. This feature is enabled at the account level and applies to all agents in your Zendesk account. You cannot exclude individual agents from receiving ratings on the tickets they are assigned to.
Additionally, ratings cannot be moderated. All ratings are shown.
Enabling customer satisfaction ratings
By default, customer satisfaction ratings is disabled. You must be an administrator to enable it.
You can also enable satisfaction reasons, which allow you to add a follow-up question to negative survey responses. For information, see Working with satisfaction reasons.
To enable customer satisfaction ratings
- In Support, Click the Admin icon () in the sidebar, then click Settings > Customers.
- On the Satisfaction tab of the End-users (customers) page, click Allow customers to rate tickets.
Zendesk Support is now set up to send your end-users the customer satisfaction rating email. Enabling this also creates a new automation called Request customer satisfaction rating (System Automation) and a view called Rated tickets from the last 7 days. Both can be modified as needed to suit your workflow.
For information about using the Explore reports for customer satisfaction, see Viewing your Customer Satisfaction score and ratings).
Using customer satisfaction rating placeholders
Aside from the placeholder mentioned above, {{satisfaction.rating_section}}, the customer satisfaction rating feature adds four other related placeholders. All of these placeholders can be used in various ways and are described in the following table.
|A formatted block of text prompting the user to rate satisfaction.
|The text value of the current satisfaction rating, either Good or Bad.
|A URL to rate the support positively.
|A URL to rate the support negatively.
|A URL to rate the support (positive or negative are not pre-selected).
|The comment that the user added when rating the ticket.
Reporting on customer satisfaction
You can view CSAT reports on the Satisfaction tab of the Explore Zendesk Support dashboard (see Overview of the Zendesk Support dashboard). If you are using Explore Professional, you can also build your own custom reports based on customer satisfaction data.
If you haven't enabled Explore, view your score and ratings in the Satisfaction dashboard. For more information, see Viewing your Customer Satisfaction score and ratings.


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The Euphonic Audio Micro is designed for both electric and acoustic bassists, with each of its two channels tweaked for one or the other. Channel 1 is designed for electric bass, with a midrange center-frequency of 500 Hz. Channel 2 is for acoustic bass, with a midrange center at 800 Hz and a variable, high-pass filter that trims the low end rumble that the big basses tend to put out with their piezo pickups. Each channel has simple Low, Mid, and High EQ controls with cut and boost on each.
A momentary-contact switch by the input jacks toggles between the two channels, which helps simplify doubling at a gig. If only one bass is plugged in, the switch toggles the EQ between the two channels, allowing one tone for playing the foundation, and another that can be dialed in for soloing.
The Micro is not voiced toward a scooped EQ, but instead sounds more neutral. It's something that might require a little getting used to for electric bass, but sounds right at home on acoustic. In either case, there is enough EQ range to dial in whatever you are after. At first glance, the Micro's DI looks like a standard 1/4" line out jack, but the manual clarifies that the DI jack is a tip-ring-sleeve, balanced out. This allows a breakout cable to convert from a TRS plug to the usual XLR that's found on most bass amps. Finally, there's a handy Mute button on the front that defaults to muting your sound when powering up—very convenient for avoiding stray notes as you get started.
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The tree of video game webcomics must be refreshed from time to time with new blood.
Sunday Comics, begun more than a year ago, has held the same crop of features for about that long, dropping out some strips that either closed, went entirely off message, or didn't update reliably enough. What you've seen today has been with us at least a year if not the whole way. And it's no secret things are getting somewhat stale.
That's sent the unintended message that a) we won't listen to suggestions and b) this feature isn't worth reading. That's on me. So beginning today, we're going to fix that.
First we're going to take your suggestions (within some parameters, spelled out below).
Then, next week, we're going to vote on them - and on the existing strips. Yes, that means incumbents like Penny Arcade, Ctrl-Alt-Del, and all the rest. They're all up for a vote. We'll have to see how many new viable strips are out there before we can set a cutoff line. But rest assured, you will get a chance to vote on every strip currently on the page.
First, we need some good candidates to join Sunday Comics. If you read one elsewhere that you think should go here, now is your chance. We'd like to hear it in the comments below. Here are some qualities, in order of importance, that we're looking for in good comic strips.
1) The strip must be gaming-focused even if every single strip is not about a gaming subject. Everyone is permitted to go off-topic once in a while. We need something that, again, is generally about video gaming and gamer culture. But a comic strip that mentions video games, even frequently, when its subject is something else or more broad (for example, if Foxtrot was a web comic) is not viable.
2) The strip is currently publishing and regularly updated. Regularly means at least one strip a week. This can't be stressed enough. Some artists may skip weeks here or there, and that's fine. But we need to see one with a demonstrably consistent publishing history. One published every other whenever-I-feel-like-it is not going to work.
3) It's gotta be drawn well. We can't have MS Paint-looking web comics. If it's done in a deliberately minimalist visual style (for example, the excellent XKCD) then it must be an exceptionally well written comic (for example, the excellent XKCD. Which is a comic about a thousand things, one of them occasionally games.)
With these in mind, when you post a suggestion, please post the URL where the web comic lives. Suggestions with links are going to get looked at first. Suggestions that need a Google search stand less of a chance of success. Suggestions that are "Oh man, you should totally get that strip that had the joke about the game and the guy in it," are kinda worthless.
Of course, publication in Sunday Comics depends upon the permission of the artist, which we'll be working to get. We're also going to evaluate things editorially before putting up the final candidate pool next week. But I'm certain we'll get more than enough worthwhile nominations here, enough that we can have a robust comic strip deathmatch voteoff and give you the Sunday Comics you want.
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Rodney sucking? He should never have been pitching in the 8th. Amd on top of that instead of five outs, he needed 7 thanks to Escobar.How about Magee sucking. Escobar sucking. Farnsworth sucking. Maddon sucking. Molina sucking.
Actually Rodney was brought in at precisely the right moment when your bullpen ace should be brought in. If we dont get out of the 8th the 9th is irrelevant.
Two on one out with a 2 run lead in the 8th is when you want your big dog, no time to wait for a clean 9th.
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This week in new hires, David Jeppson was appointed chief investment officer for U.S. Bank's Private Client Group; Mary Martuscelli joined The Private Client Reserve as west region president; and Moss Adams announced a transition in leadership.
Also, Emily Colella went to Palmer Square; the Insured Retirement Institute announced that Sammons President William Lowe will serve a second term on its board; and John Towle became chief marketing officer at Franklin Square.
David Jeppson Named CIO of U.S. Bank's Private Client Group
U.S. Bank announced Monday that David Jeppson has been appointed chief investment officer for The Private Client Group of U.S. Bank. In his new role, he oversees investment management operations, including tactical asset allocation, investment strategy and portfolio construction for The Private Client Group, which serves the needs of affluent clients across U.S. Bank's 25-state footprint.
Jeppson, who has more than 20 years in the financial services industry, had been serving as west region investment leader for The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank, and led the U.S. Bank wealth management portfolio construction workgroup prior to his new appointment. Before joining U.S. Bank in 1997, he worked with Wells Fargo.
Mary Martuscelli Joins U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve
U.S. Bank announced Tuesday that Mary Martuscelli has been appointed west region president for The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank. In this role, she will be responsible for growing and managing all aspects of The Private Client Reserve's business in Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Colorado. She reports to Michael Boardman, president of The Private Client Reserve, and is based in the Phoenix office.
Martuscelli brings more than 33 years of financial experience with JPMorgan Chase and Co., where she held many leadership roles, serving as Arizona president for JPM since 2007 and most recently as managing director of private banking for the desert mountain states. Earlier, she was president and CEO of the specialized industries segment of JPM's commercial bank, which focused on government, not-for-profit, healthcare, Native American and financial institutions. She has also worked in management roles in human resources, strategic planning, and corporate, middle-market and small-business banking with JPM.
Moss Adams Announces Leadership Transition
Moss Adams LLP announced recently that its executive committee has chosen Chris Schmidt to become its next chairman and CEO and Dick Fohn to become president and COO in a planned transition. Schmidt will succeed Rick Anderson, who announced his plans to step down from the chairman and CEO position to focus on his expanding role as chairman of Praxity. Schmidt and Fohn will assume their new roles during the first half of 2013.
Schmidt has served as president and COO of Moss Adams since 2004 and was managing partner of the firm's Orange County, Calif., office from 1997 to 2004. He joined that office in 1986 as an assurance professional and was admitted to the partnership in 1991. Fohn has served as the firm's director of tax since November 2011. Prior to that, he was managing partner of the firm's Bellingham, Wash., office. He was admitted to the partnership in 1992. Fohn sits on the AICPA's Personal Financial Planning and Private Company Practice Section executive committees and is a board member of Moss Adams Wealth Advisors, the firm's wealth management affiliate.
Anderson joined Moss Adams in 1973 and was admitted to the partnership in 1980. He has served as chairman and CEO since 2004, following roles of president and COO, director of operations, and director of accounting and auditing. He is also chairman-elect of Praxity, of which Moss Adams is a member, currently serving as management board vice chairman and governing council member. He will remain a partner at Moss Adams.
Palmer Square Capital Management Hires Emily Colella
Palmer Square Capital Management announced recently that Emily Colella has joined the firm as a managing director, responsible for business development.
Colella's primary focus will be on expanding the firm's presence within the institutional channel. She will also play a key role in guiding the firm's product development plan. She will draw upon her past experience in similar roles, including institutional client service and business development positions at SSI Investment Management, Artisan Partners and Wilshire Associates.
Sammons President William Lowe Named to IRI Board
Sammons Retirement Solutions, announced recently that its president, William Lowe, has been appointed to a second term on the Insured Retirement Institute's (IRI) board of directors. He served the earlier term while CEO of U.S. annuities at ING U.S.
Lowe joins 19 other financial industry experts on the board, and brings more than 25 years of leadership experience in the life insurance and annuity business. He also recently moderated a panel at the IRI 2012 annual meeting, titled "Navigating Environmental Factors: Products and Strategies," that discussed the effects current financial environmental factors can have on the industry and how companies can position their product portfolio moving forward.
Franklin Square Welcomes New Chief Marketing Officer
Franklin Square Capital Partners announced Monday that it has hired John Towle as chief marketing officer, effective immediately.
Towle comes with 25 years of financial services industry experience. Most recently, he served as chief marketing officer for Resource Real Estate, a subsidiary of Resource America; before that, he was chief marketing officer at Cole Real Estate Investments. He also worked as director of marketing for ING Mutual Funds and held a number of marketing and sales positions at Fidelity Investments.
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We have also been advised that orders to the following countries will be delayed and in some case held until further notice: Argentina, Cuba, Lebanon, South Korea, Ukraine and Venezuela.
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We will send you an email when your order has been dispatched. Here is a rough guide for how long it should take for you to receive your order from this date.
Standard delivery:
- Approximately 1–4 working days
- Europe
- Approximately 7–10 working days
- USA / Canada
- Approximately 10–14 working days
- Rest of the World
- Approximately 7–20 working days (depending on location)
Please note that this is a guide only and should not be interpreted as a guarantee. Once your order arrives in your country, it is passed to your postal service, who will deliver it to you in keeping with their standard working practices. As standard delivery is by Royal Mail, there is no tracking information available on packages.
Courier delivery:
If speed of delivery or tracking are important to you, it may be worth selecting the "Courier" option on the "Review Order" page when placing your order.
Orders should be delivered next day to most UK destinations if placed before midday. Delivery times to rest of the world destinations can vary significantly from country to country.
Complete Shipping / Part-shipping?
If you select "Complete Shipping" your order will be sent out in one delivery once all items have come into stock.
If you select "Part Shipping" the available items will be sent immediately and the remaining items will follow in a second delivery once they have come into stock. The delivery charge displayed will cover both deliveries. You will be sent an email to notify you when each package has been dispatched. This will clearly state which products are contained within it and which products are still to be delivered. If you have ordered a bundle all the physical items in the bundle will be sent together.
What are the delivery charges?
UK Delivery
All standard mail shipments to UK delivery addresses are shipped via Royal Mail First Class (untracked). In most cases, delivery is next day (Monday – Saturday).
There are 2 flat rate postage and packaging charges for this shipping option.
- Large Letter - £1.95 flat rate for packages up to maximum dimensions of 353mm x 250mm x 25mm.
- Small Parcel - £3.95 flat rate for packages over the large letter dimensions above up to a maximum weight of 2kg including packaging.
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt £1.95
- 1 × CD & 1 × Hoodie £3.95
- 1 × Vinyl LP £3.95
- 1 × Vinyl LP & 1 × T-Shirt £3.95
- 3 × Vinyl LP £3.95
Courier shipments to UK delivery addresses are sent via myHermes or DPD, both are tracked express services. Courier shipping is offered as an option where Standard delivery is also available or as the sole option where the shipment has a high weight or value.
- Courier - £6.95 flat rate to all UK destinations.
EU / Rest of the World Delivery
Standard Delivery
All standard mail shipments to delivery addresses outside the UK are shipped as regular untracked mail via B2C Europe.
Shipments are passed to local delivery partners who are then responsible for delivery to the destination address.
Standard delivery times can vary depending on destination, to urban centres in Europe they can be typically 7-10 working days and to urban centres in the rest of the world 10-14 working days.
In some cases delivery times may exceed these especially where delivery addresses are outside urban centres. Please allow 20 working days from receipt of your Order Despatch Notification email before contacting Customer Services.
Delivery costs vary based on destination and order weight. These delivery times are guidelines only and not guaranteed.
Examples to popular destinations:
- 1 × CD to France / Germany £2.99US $4.63€3,53
- 1 × CD to USA £1.79US $2.78€2,1
- 1 × CD to Australia £2.49US $3.86€2,94
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to France / Germany £5.99US $9.28€7,07
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to USA £5.09US $7.91€6,01
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to Australia £6.99US $10.85€8,25
Courier Delivery
All courier shipments to delivery addresses outside the UK are shipped on a fully-tracked service via B2C Europe Parcel Plus. Shipments are passed to in-country delivery partners who are responsible for final delivery. Delivery times can vary depending on destination and can range between 2-6 working days.
Delivery costs vary based on destination and order weight. These delivery times are guidelines only and not guaranteed.
Examples to popular destinations:
- 1 × CD to France / Germany £11.49US $17.57€16,00
- 1 × CD to USA £16.49US $25.22€22,41
- 1 × CD to Australia £25.74US $39.37€35,00
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to France / Germany £12.99US $19.85€18,10
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to USA £20.99US $32.09€28,41
- 1 × CD & 1 × T-Shirt to Australia £27.99US $42.82€38,00
Gift wrap
You can select to have your order gift wrapped for your convenience. Orders for multiple items will be wrapped as one parcel. Please note we aren't able to gift wrap posters due to the size and shape of the package. If you purchase a poster along with other products and select gift wrapping, the poster will not be gift wrapped but the package containing the other items will be. If your order is shipped in two parts then both parts will be gift wrapped. There will also be two charges for the gift wrapping.
Customs & Import Charges
All import and export costs are the responsibility of the customer. We have no control over the length of time your order will be held at customs for clearance and suggest that you contact them directly for further information. We mark all packages for overseas delivery with contents and order value marked accordingly.


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Weigh the benefits and risks of corticosteroids, such as prednisone, when choosing a medication.
Corticosteroid drugs — including cortisone, hydrocortisone and prednisone — are useful in treating many conditions, such as rashes, lupus and asthma. But these drugs also carry a risk of serious side effects. Working with your doctor, you can take steps to reduce these side effects so that the benefits of corticosteroid treatment outweigh the risks.
Corticosteroids mimic the effects of hormones your body produces naturally in your adrenal glands, which are small glands that sit on top of your kidneys. When prescribed in doses that exceed your body's usual levels, corticosteroids suppress inflammation. This can reduce the signs and symptoms of inflammatory conditions, such as arthritis and asthma.
Corticosteroids also suppress your immune system, which can help control conditions in which your immune system mistakenly attacks its own tissues.
Corticosteroid drugs are used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, asthma, allergies and many other conditions. They also treat Addison's disease, a condition where the adrenal glands aren't able to produce even the minimum amount of corticosteroid that the body needs. And these drugs also help suppress the immune system in order to prevent organ rejection in transplant recipients.
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Corticosteroids carry a risk of side effects, some of which can cause serious health problems. When you know what side effects are possible, you can take steps to control their impact.
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Because oral corticosteroids affect your entire body instead of just a particular area, this route of administration is the most likely to cause significant side effects. Side effects depend on the dose of medication you receive and may include:
When taking oral corticosteroids longer term, you may experience:
Side effects of inhaled corticosteroids
When using inhaled corticosteroids, some of the drug may deposit in your mouth and throat instead of making it to your lungs. This can cause:
If you gargle and rinse your mouth with water — don't swallow — after each puff on your corticosteroid inhaler, you may be able to avoid mouth and throat irritation. Some researchers have speculated that inhaled corticosteroid drugs may slow growth rates in children who use them for asthma.
Side effects of topical corticosteroids
Topical corticosteroids can lead to thin skin, red skin lesions and acne.
Side effects of injected corticosteroids
Injected corticosteroids can cause temporary side effects near the site of the injection, including skin thinning, loss of color in the skin, and intense pain — also known as post-injection flare. Other signs and symptoms may include facial flushing, insomnia and high blood sugar. Doctors usually limit corticosteroid injections to three or four a year, depending on each patient's situation.
To get the most benefit from corticosteroid medications with the least amount of risk:
Corticosteroids may cause a range of side effects. But they may also relieve the inflammation, pain and discomfort of many different diseases and conditions. If you work with your doctor to make choices that minimize side effects, you may achieve significant benefits with a reduced risk of such problems.
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Ships in Hakata Bay, Japan33.5N 130.4E
Visible in the lower left quadrant of this orthorectified image is Hakata Bay, located in the northwestern part of Fukuoka city, on the Japanese island of Kyūshū. It faces the Tsushima Strait, and features beaches and a port, though parts of the bay have been reclaimed in the expansion of the city of Fukuoka. The Bay is defined by Shoal Umi-no-nakamichi and Tombolo Shika-no-shima (Shika Island) to the north, and Genkai-jima (Genkai Island) to the northwest, and the Itoshima Peninsula to the west.
The bay is roughly 10 km from north to south, and 20 km from east to west, covering an area of roughly 133 km². The coastline stretches 128 km. The mouth of the bay is only 7.7 km wide, shielding it to a great extent from the waves of the Strait. The bay is only 10 metres deep on average, 23 m at its deepest point, though the tides bring a two metre change in the water level. Set routes are used, therefore, through the bay, to protect ships' drafts. Several ships can be observed in the bay upon opening the full image, appearing as small white dots.


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Some neat things are happening down on the farm. Again, we will summarize everything next week, but a quick note that can't wait…Last night, trailing 4-1 in the 9th, the Durham Bulls drew 3 straight walks to load the bases. Melvin Emanuel Upton (also known as B.J.) hit the first pitch he saw over the left field fence for a walk-off grand slam, and a 5-4 victory over the Toledo Mud Hens. It was his first home run of the season as Upton has struggled at the plate (.229-1-7-8).
Upton hits walk-off slam in home opener [durhambulls.com]


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Anthony Mitchell (born December 13, 1974 in Youngstown, Ohio) is a American football safety in the National Football League who is currently a free agent. He played college football at Tuskegee University. He originally signed as an undrafted free agent with the Baltimore Ravens in 1999.
He has also been a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Cincinnati Bengals.


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This Week in Pizza
- Lou Monte sings "Pizza Boy U.S.A." [YouTube, via imwalkin]
- Slice Harvester collaborating on art-gallery pizzeria in NYC [SH]
- Oregon lottery winners use money to open pizzeria. (S'what I'd do with it!) [Register-Guard]
- Iggie's in Baltimore [IDoP]
- Greek pizza at the market stand [Norma]
- Neapolitan pizza makes inroads in India (Mumbai) [WSJ]
- Buckeyes paid Bo Schembechler for pizza [ESPN]
- Brooklyn-style pizzeria comes to Bay St. Louis, Mississippi [SunHerald]
- Editorial: DeLorenzo's Pizza is latest Trenton business to relocate due to city's violent crime problems [nj.com]


text: Book – According to Macnamara, Chicago lies along a bird migratory route called the Mississippi Flyway. Insects such as butterflies and dragonflies migrate through this area as well. This beautifully printed little book succinctly introduces novices such as myself to the migration groupings one might expect to see in the Chicagoland area each season. Reading this, it felt like a treat to go behind the scenes with Macnamara and her co-authors to learn what ecological wonders local naturalists have witnessed through their work and observations. The inclusion of ancedotes from local establishments such as the Willowbrook Wildlife Center and the Field Museum bring the narrative close to home. Macnamar's art and words even take us behind the scenes into the restricted sections of the Field Museum. Each beautifully printed illustration is accompanied by notes on the production of the artwork. These notes would be especially helpful to any fledgling wildlife artist. Because portions of the book are arranged by season, it is easy to flip to the relevant section to gain some insight into what might be traveling through my neighborhood currently.


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Nails at Costello Tagliapietra Fall 2012
3-Layer Nails Make For the Ultimate Polish Trifecta at NYFW
3-Layer Nails Make For the Ultimate Polish Trifecta at NYFW
What do you get when you sandwich a classic red polish in between a deep, rich brown and a heady black-brown? Why, the ultimate trifecta of cool nail polish palettes, of course. At Costello Tagliapietra's New York Fashion Week Fall 2012 show, models donned manicures featuring a clever "stacking" of three different richly hued shades: Essie's Carry On, followed by Bordeaux, and Little Brown Dress, respectively. The result was "beautiful, elegant, and warm," according to Essie founder Essie Weingarten (for Beauty.com), who also recommends experimenting with mixing and matching the above colours to create your own unique formulation. The key, however, is to allow two minutes of drying time in between each layer. And while you wait? "Have a glass of bordeaux in between," she quips. See more photos now.


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Dregs One's "Pushin'" video was shot at Amoeba SF Saturday, edited yesterday, & released today
With the release today of his Leo Docuyanan filmed video for "Pushin'" San Francisco hip-hop artist Dregs One is the latest in a long line of hip-hop artists to feature the San Francisco Amoeba Music store in their music videos - a list that includes such hip-hoppers as Drake and Equipto to name but a couple. But unlike those and most others who typically feature quick shots/edits of Amoeba in their music videos Dregs One's entire video is shot on location at Amoeba SF - both inside and outside the Haight Street, San Francisco store. Today I reached out to the talented young MC/producer to ask him about the video shoot; how long it took and how the experience was shooting at Amoeba?
"Well basically I shot the video on Saturday, edited it on Sunday [yesterday], uploaded it on Monday [today]. The entire filming process took about 10 minutes, we only did one other shot before the one we used in the video," said Dregs One of the incredibly fast turnaround in this production, noting that. "All the staff was real cool about us filming in there, and I've been going to that store since I was a kid so it was an honor for me to be able to do a video at Amoeba."
While, as seen in the opening shots of the video above where he is digging in the Amoeba CD hip-hop section, Dregs One's music is available for sale at Amoeba this song "Pushin" is actually a free giveaway track on the free download The Inspiration mixtape from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?6225tj96e6ydkyu or here http://dregs1.bandcamp.com. As for what lies ahead in 2012 for the always productive Dregs One who was interviewed here on the Amoeblog over the past year on two occasions here and here, he told me that, "Right now I'm planning to go on a benefit tour where proceeds from each show go to a local nonprofit organization in each city. That's going to start in late May. I don't want to say too much about my next project but I'm planning on doing an EP with a very special producer and putting it out for free download and vinyl." Stay tuned for updates here on the Amoeblog. Meantime follow Dregs One via his Facebook page and.or on the Dregs1 website.