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How the Mild Winter and Spring Temperatures Affected Wheat Disease Development - UNL CropWatch
|Figure 1. Leaf rust epidemic of 2007, Saunders County
|Figure 2. Barley yellow dwarf and leaf rust epidemics of 2007, Lancaster County
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Figure 3. Fusarium head blight epidemic of 2008, Webster County
Figure 4. Stripe rust epidemic of 2010, Nuckols County
Figure 5. A wheat streak mosaic epidemic in Deuel County in 2012
Figure 6. Soilborne mosaic in Perkins County in 2011
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Warm fall, winter, and spring temperatures can increase the prevalence, incidence, and severity of wheat virus diseases by favoring the survival and reproduction of both the viruses and their vectors. They also lengthen the period during which the viruses can damage the wheat crop.
This was the case in 2012 when wheat streak mosaic and barley yellow dwarf were detected in most fields surveyed, with some fields showing very severe symptoms (Figure 5). Wheat soilborne mosaic (Figure 6) was also observed at higher than normal levels of severity due to the warm fall and winter temperatures.
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In conclusion, the potential for more disease and therefore greater yield loss is increased during a growing season that follows a warm winter; however, the extent of disease prevalence, incidence, and severity largely depends on environmental conditions, especially moisture. In the 2012 growing season, dry conditions slowed down or prevented the development of some fungal diseases. Despite the dry conditions, the early onset of disease due to above normal winter and spring temperatures and intermittent periods of wet weather are likely to result in greater winter wheat yield loss in 2012 than in a normal year. Some farmers have baled their wheat into hay or plowed it under in order to plant an alternative crop.
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Another of our Top Ten was in Rapid City SD where the hometown Rapid City Kennel Club wrapped up a three show set yesterday. The Kuvasz, GCH CH Szumeria's Wildwood Silver Six Pence, AKC'S Number Seven Dog All Breeds, finished the weekend with two BIS and an additional Group One.
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Seems however there are plenty out there who want to leave things the way they are, or if not, complain about how unfair things are. The grapes aren't listening. They are getting riper. Time to pick.
Years and years ago, so long ago it seems like another lifetime, a teacher of mine drilled into my skull the idea that the future was not going to be the way my parents had envisioned. So I had better start thinking about the way the future might shape up in my life. He recommended a book, Future Shock. That book stirred inside me the possibilities that nothing was going to be like I had or could imagine. And I had very well better get over myself. Sure enough, the author was right.
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Look, whether you're 26 or 46 or 66, in these times if you're looking back, you're going to have a hard time moving forward. And that means for Italians tied to their "traditions" as well as Americans who just can't seem to wrestle control from those in power. You don't like it? Too bad. We're moving forward. Drinking the '12's, not the '62's
Think you live in an oppressive state? Is it where you live or is it all in your head? Try the latter first. Solve that and where you live won't matter as much. Forget your personal history, unlatch yourself from the notion that things around you are out of control. Of course they are. We are hurtling through space at an unbelievable speed, clinging to this little rock and you want it all to be neat and tidy so you can get your wine to market? Text your Creator and see what kind of response you get. You can't find the orange wine you had in Sicily and you think it's because some corporate conspiracy? Get out of MCML and into MMXII before the curtain drops.
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One thing discovered early on: from life forms on earth heading into the future this path might be lonely, it might be unpopular, but it will never let you down. That's the door we all face every moment.
Sure, one can stay behind, fake it, phone it in, post from the archives, climb down the rabbit hole. No one will really mind. Why? Because we're all too busy moving forward at unbelievable speeds to notice. Go on; linger behind with the dust in the cosmic wind, flotsam from poorly hatched schemes. Of course all that dust could cloud one's the path.
Problem is, if you stir it up and spin too much, you could end up heading back to where you started. But then it could be lonely back in the past, and you couldn't enjoy the newest wines that are coming forward from the vineyards as we live and breathe.
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Former WBU librarian honored with lifetime service award
SAN ANGELO - Florrie Conway, Librarian Emeritus at Wayland Baptist University, was presented the Distinguished Lifetime Service Award by Joe Provence, director of Alumni Services, on behalf of the Association of Former Students. The award was presented at the annual Wayland Christmas party at Baptist Memorials Retirement Center in San Angelo, where Conway makes her home.
Conway served as librarian at Wayland from 1955 until her retirement in 1985. She first came to Wayland in the late 1930s and completed her Associate of Arts degree in 1940, later earning her bachelor's degree at Baylor University in 1942.
She served as secretary at Travis Avenue Baptist Church in Fort Worth and Memorial Baptist Church in Temple before returning to Plainview in 1944 as secretary to then-pastor Dr. A. Hope Owen. When Owen was tapped for the presidency at Wayland, he encouraged Conway to earn her library science degree and join the staff at the college. She completed her Master of Library Science degree at the University of Texas in 1955 and made her way back to Plainview to begin her 30-year tenure with Wayland.
In 1957, Conway directed the move of the library from Gates Hall administration building to the beautiful new Van Howeling Library. In the short span of an hour, the books had been moved and shelved in their new home under Conway's expert direction.
In a presentation to Conway the year before she retired, the presenter stated, "She has had a greater influence on every Wayland student than any other person on campus for the last 28 years, for who among us has not spent some time in the library."
According to Provence, Conway has always been an avid and loyal supporter of Wayland Baptist University. She has led an exemplary life and has served as role model for numerous students who have come under her tutelage.
"Because of her unselfish service and loyalty to Wayland and for the impact that she made on numerous students during her 30 years of service, the Association of Former Students chose to honor her with the Distinguished Lifetime Service Alumni Award," Provence said.
Conway is the eighth recipient of the award, which was established in 1999. Others include Dr. Dorothy McCoy and Dr. Audrey House Boles, now deceased; Dr. J. Ivyloy Bishop and Dr. Fred D. Howard, both awarded posthumously; Dr. Charles L. Bassett; Dr. Wallace Davis; and Harley J. Redin.


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On Friday, we noted that Alabama coach Nick Saban said he recently swapped knowledge with Peyton Manning and Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase in Tuscaloosa, Ala. If the quarterback and coordinator were talking football during the offseason, however, it might have violated NFL rules.
The league confirmed to NFL Media that it will look into the recent visit because the collective bargaining agreement does not permit players and coaches to meet to talk about football until offseason workouts commence. In Manning and Gase's case, that day would be Monday. The Broncos declined to comment.
Saban denied the quarterback and coordinator conducted a formal football meeting together, telling The Denver Post that Manning and Gase interacted "only to say hello and b.s. with each other."
The Alabama coach added: "I'm like shocked that anybody would think someone did anything wrong on their part. I never met with Adam. When I talked with him I talked about his family.
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Saban went into more detail regarding the nature of Gase and Manning's respective visits: "Adam came Monday and talked to the offensive coaches and some of the defensive coaches. I know he talked with (Alabama defensive coordinator) Kirby (Smart). He and I just visited casually. We didn't talk football.
"Adam was with me through two different college programs (at Michigan State and LSU). And Peyton, we were just talking ball. We talked about particular defenses that give us trouble with the no-huddle. Things like that."
The "incident" -- if we can call it that -- enters murky grounds, as the spirit of the CBA clause was meant to keep players from being forced to work during the offseason. If every interaction is scrutinized, it then becomes difficult for the league to decide what type of contact a coach and player can have during the offseason. For instance, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and coach Jason Garrett attended a Duke-UNC basketball game together and were shown on TV in Jerry Jones' suite during the Final Four this offseason.The "Around The League Podcast" is now available on iTunes! Click here to listen and subscribe.


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Grilled Ham with Pineapple Glaze
I know, a ham steak isn't the prettiest thing to take a picture of but you know how the saying goes! This was a very tasty and satisfying dinner. My fellow bakespacer Carolyn always talks about making these yummy ham steaks and I knew it was something Steve would like to try on the grill. There is no recipe. It's so simple. Make a mixture of brown sugar and pineapple and let the ham steaks marinate it. Throw them on the grill with some fresh slices of pineapple that have been brushed with the glaze. Allow them to get some nice grill marks on each side and your done. The ham steaks are already cooked so this just takes minutes to make! It actually took me longer to peel and slice the fresh pineapple than it did to cook the ham! I don't think canned pineapple would work because it may be too soft but if you give it a try, let me know! I'd like the glaze to be more noticeable. Anyone know how to do that? The flavor definitely penetrated the meat but didn't make it shiny like a glaze usually is. I will definitely experiment some more and let you know how it goes!
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- Dajana said...
It's hard for me to imagine what it tastes like, because from what I've read, American ham is different from the ham in Italy, you definitely wouldn't grill this one.
And I still have to try grilled pineapple. Such a nice idea.
- July 28, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Danielle said...
Don't you just love those quick and easy, tasty meals for during the week when you've been working all day? I've never tried a ham steak. Not sure why. It looks really good! Sorry I can't give you any advice on the "glaze".
- July 28, 2009 at 12:38 PM
- Bob said...
Love pineapple glazed ham. If you want the glaze to be more noticeable you could try thickening it with a little cornstarch or more sugar. Or turn the ham several times while it's grilling, brushing it with the glaze each time.
I've grilled canned pineapple before and it works all right, you just have to be careful. It's easiest to cut it into pieces and skewer it. And make sure your grill is clean and oiled, because if it sticks you're screwed.
- July 28, 2009 at 12:38 PM
- Culinary Alchemist said...
Looks Terrific!!! YUM-EE!!
The only thing I can think of is to reduce the glaze on the stove so that it's really thick... On oven ham, the water in the glaze has time to evaporate, Cooking on the grill is too fast for much evaporation. Just a guess... ;)
- July 28, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- Michele said...
Thanks guys! Those are all great ideas. Next time I will try reducing it, if that doesn't work I will add some cornstarch and make sure to baste it. You guys are the best!
- July 28, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- Melissa said...
I don't think I've ever had grilled ham but I know I would love it. Looks great with the pineapple.
- July 28, 2009 at 1:30 PM
- Chow and Chatter said...
love this big in the UK with egg and chips he eh
- July 28, 2009 at 2:50 PM
Looks great--I LOVE grilled pineapple!
- July 29, 2009 at 3:23 AM
- Kate said...
Ham and pineapple is my fiance's favorite flavor combo. These sound delicious...I just wish I had a grill.
- July 29, 2009 at 11:07 AM
- Patti T. said...
We always end up fighting over the last piece of pineapple, cooked on the grill makes it taste so good! I usually make a sauce in a separate pan, usually a mixture of mustard and a nice fruity jam.
- July 29, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- teresa said...
I have never grilled ham before, but it looks amazing, especially with that pineapple!
- July 29, 2009 at 12:39 PM
- Michele said...
Kate you can use a grill pan!
Patti - Can you send me that recipe?
- July 29, 2009 at 1:15 PM
- Theresa said...
I love quick and easy and grilled must give it a nice flavor.
- July 30, 2009 at 8:51 AM
- Spryte said...
I've been dying to try this!!
- August 4, 2009 at 3:58 PM


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1. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)Preran Jun 18, 2013 7:54 AM (in response to Preran)
Have made changes to my post based on inputs from the product team. Many users were getting confused with the previous location.
2. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)nkhm Jun 18, 2013 8:07 AM (in response to Preran)
Wow. I think many people will be glad to read this post. But I'm afraid that communication is no longer a strongpoint from Adobe - the confusion of this upgrade, people trying to update their software and being told "you have the latest version" - this is a PR and communications disaster for Adobe, at least the main functionality of Dreamweaver for most people can now be restored.
3. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)johngordon12 Jun 18, 2013 11:35 AM (in response to nkhm)
Thanks for this - I had thought this was still in beta testing.
If I open an existing page that has any recordsets, they don't appear in the Bindings panel though.
4. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)raynestorm Jun 18, 2013 2:32 PM (in response to Preran)
I have installed the extension, but do not see it in the Windows menu. How do you open the panel?
5. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)scot baston Jun 18, 2013 2:50 PM (in response to johngordon12)
I've added the database, bindings and server behaviours as above and my recordsets are appearing
I don't know enough to help, but thought I'd at least say that it works for me
6. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)njn007 Jun 18, 2013 3:23 PM (in response to Preran)
Thank you Preran for sharing this information. My sincere hope is to spread this knowledge to many of my fellow developers who rely on access to these features. With the exception of Dreamweaver's feature changes, I am very pleased with the release of CC.
7. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)LocoATL Jun 18, 2013 5:49 PM (in response to njn007)
Regardless... I have supported Adobe for a long time. I have purchased nearly all products. I have signed up for Creative Cloud... but I hate the fact that they don't clearly tell you what is being REMOVED from the program. They tout the few new things that we all thought we were getting in addition to what we already had only to find that's not the case.
I get it, there may be people that just do design and hand it to a developer for the heavy lifting of application code, but so many designs today require integrating the actual design with the data at that time. Now, that's not a feature any more of DW.
8. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)Preran Jun 19, 2013 12:27 PM (in response to LocoATL)
Hi all,
Silas from the product team has created a video on this solution. For new users that come across this thread, have a look
Thanks ,
9. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)mubrasmi Jun 19, 2013 1:54 PM (in response to Preran)
This would be helpful if the Extension Manager CC would actually work. I can't get past a "Failed to initialize Extension Manager" error when I try to open Extension Manager CC. But the real question is, Why would Adobe bury these panels? Are these panel tools in Dreamweaver one step from being removed completely? Adobe just killed Encore and Fireworks... what's next? What is Adobe thinking? I'm I the only one that used the Server Behavoirs panel several times daily?
10. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)bcdclaude Jun 20, 2013 5:42 AM (in response to Preran)
Why the database connections, bindings and server behaviors options are now deprecated ? It was one of the best utility in dreamweaver. If I have to code all my MySQL stuf, I prefer to do that in others apps (eg: FLUX made a real good work). I'd rather hoped adobe to make DW more efficient whith PHP/MySQL, PHP classes and so on.
Today, we loose important functionalities, replaced by CSS gadgets whereas we have a powerful tool for CSS (I mean Edge reflow), definitely more effective for this work.
It' a long time I supported Adobe, I have purchased a lot of products for a very important budget. I don't think evolution means to loose important features !!!
Please ! Change your way of thinking very quickly !
11. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)mubrasmi Jun 20, 2013 6:54 AM (in response to bcdclaude)
I totally agree. Without these features in Dreamweaver it is relatively useless to me. I have been buying Adobe and Macromedia products for many, many years. With Fireworks and Encore scrapped and the most useful features in DW deprecated, CS6 may be where I part with Adobe. If/when these features are completely removed in DW I will have no choice but to part with Adobe.
12. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)bcdclaude Jun 20, 2013 7:48 AM (in response to Preran)
It's seem's to be because PHP plans to remove original mysql function. Ok. Why not. But adobe could explain and speak about what is in prodject. Are you prepearing a new way to use mysqli or not ?
13. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)Steve Skinner Jun 20, 2013 8:10 AM (in response to Preran)
Like so many others, I am seriously disappointed in Adobe's decision to remove native support for building data driven applications. In my opinion, this was the best thing about Dreamweaver. I think Adobe has their own agenda, and doesn't really listen to their development community at all. I've built a very successful small business using the database features and server behaviors that were built into Dreamweaver, so this particular part of the change in Dreamweaver is pretty alarming.
14. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)nkhm Jun 20, 2013 9:31 AM (in response to Steve Skinner)
I completely agree with you Steve. Why should I now continue to pay Adobe's licensing when all the major work I do will be done using coda or some other tool - this is a serious dropping of the ball. It doesn't matter what's in the pipeline or may or may not appear in the coming months - this will be taken as a very big indication that designers who need easy to use development tools are no longer a priority - I would imaging that this is the majority of dreamweaver users. High end coders use text editors, designers who need to build sites use Dreamweaver - except that we now can't. This is very serious and Adobe need to state whether not these data wizards will return as a native feature, and give a fixed time scale for this.
These aren't toys, they are professional work tools (and are priced accordingly), and for those who upgraded to CC and uninstalled CS6 as part of that process, we're now dead in the water. Yes, we shouldn't have uninstalled CS6 (and of course can roll back), but no one imagined that all data functionality would be gone when we upgraded - what were they thinking?
15. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)nkhm Jun 20, 2013 9:41 AM (in response to Preran)
The video is great - if very long winded. This doesn't show us how to get all the wizards back - insert/update/delete show region if, repeat region, pagination.
Are Adobe really that dense, do you have NO IDEA how much designers relied on these?
16. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)Steve Skinner Jun 20, 2013 9:54 AM (in response to nkhm)
I've been reading, not upgrading. And I will be sticking with CS6 and see where it goes with CC. There have been a few instances recently where companies have reconsidered their changes after hearing enough backlash from their customer base. I can only hope enough of the DW development community feels the same as we do - and speak up.
It sounds like keeping Dreamweaver working with databases is certainly possible with the extra extension and the tweaks that are required to bring back this functionality, but the fact that they have deprecated these features means it's only going to get more difficult to keep doing this work in Dreamweaver as future versions come. The future seems a bit uncertain for developers who create data driven apps with Dreamweaver, but it's too soon to make any calls (in my opinion).
I see this going two ways:
1) Adobe realizes the importance of these tools for developers in Dreamweaver and either updates these capabilities in a future version, or releases another piece of software into the CC family that handles database interaction and server behaviors.
2) Extension developers come up with updated ways to handle it all in extensions, instead of the native tools in Dreamweaver for inserting, updating, and deleting records, etc. After all, companies like DMXzone.com have built an entire business around extensions, and most of their popular ones all deal with database interaction. They will be motivated to find a way to make this work for Dreamweaver users. Their sales depend on it. Personally, this is the way I think it will go. Adobe has made their move and told us that they don't want to support database stuff in Dreamweaver anymore.
I'd be fine with either, but I think this is a period of flux where it's all up in the air. And that really sucks.
17. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)Rick Gerard Jun 20, 2013 10:42 AM (in response to Steve Skinner)
Removing these features is a truly bone headed decision. PHP is the highest paid web specialty, the most in demand skill, and without access to database information it's extremely difficult to build Intranet back end services for blogs, professional forums, professional document sharing, secure transactions. Not everyone wants to use wordpress or other CMS for this. I get 1/3 my my standard hourly rate for simple HTML and css work because you can get it overseas for $20/hour or less and Google is giving websites away for free. Nobody that is savvy is going to pay much for just laying out a gotta use Dreamweaver to edit and maintain my site contract.
The product team should immediately work at putting this feature back and pulling it off the deprecated list.
18. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)mubrasmi Jun 20, 2013 11:17 AM (in response to Rick Gerard)
Back in the DW Macromedia days I looked forward to new releases to see what new tools I would be getting to help me develop with. Lately, with new releases, I get scared to see what Adobe thinks I don't need anymore. I'm completely at a loss at why Adobe would even think of removing these features. DW is useless to me without them.
19. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCSteve Skinner Jun 26, 2013 11:34 AM (in response to Preran)
DMXZone has just released a free extension called HTML5 Data Bindings. This is some good news to Dreamweaver CC users who are bummed about the loss of server behaviors and other related features that really help in building data driven pages.
This is actually what I had hoped would happen - a prominent extension developer coming up with the new, improved way to manage and work with data-driven content in our websites and web apps. Their new extension provides some pretty cool functionality, but the part I'm most excited about - the DMXzone Database Connector isn't quite ready yet, but at least they've put it out there to let us know it's coming soon. Read for yourself:
HTML5 Data Bindings Extension
http://www.dmxzone.com/go/21863/html5-data-bindings?utm_source=Blog&utm_medium=link&utm_co ntent=DMXzone+Database+connector+coming+soon&utm_campaign=HTML5+Data+Bindings
DMXzone Database Connector
It looks like this could be our new way of bringing content from the database into our pages in a streamlined, wizard-like way, (like we've been used to in DW) and it looks pretty great to me. I own a bunch of their extensions already and they build quality stuff.
The part I haven't seen an answer for yet in Dreamweaver CC is a new way to handle inserting, editing and deleting content in a database. The (now deprecated) server behaviors which can be brought back into Dreamweaver CC generate code that is considered very out of date. I am hopeful that DMXzone or someone like them will also come up with an extension to replace these older server behaviors with new and modern code that current hand-coders would be impressed with.
In my opinion, I think these features would be better off handled by an extension developer rather than Adobe anyway. After all, it's Adobe who let these server behaviors languish into obsolescence in the first place! In a way, it might be smart for Adobe to stick to what they do best (graphics, design & layout) and let a 3rd party handle the extensions for programming and code.
So, there is some light on the horizon for Dreamweaver CC users who wish to go beyond what Adobe thinks you should be developing - and in the form of a free extension too! Still, I'm not interested in installing the CC version of Dreamweaver until I can do database inserts/edits/deletion (without hand-coding) in a way that's not considered deprecated. Until then, I'm happy with CS6.
20. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCiraji Jun 28, 2013 7:46 PM (in response to Preran)
Dynamic developements are a big part of DW and for one I am very sorry to see Databases, Server Behaviors and Binding panels depricated in this version and at the same time thankful for your post and the fact its at least available as an extension. However, it should not be an extension and should be a big part of the application. I am not sure if this is the proper place to voice this opinion but I would not use DW CC without the dynamic features and I would most likely stay with the previous versions and that would be a shame since the new features are so nice to have.
21. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCollekar Jun 29, 2013 1:08 AM (in response to iraji)
There is this tool from http://www.webassist.com/dreamweaver-extensions/data-bridge
Price is high $400. So it's not an option for many people.
22. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCiraji Jun 29, 2013 2:49 AM (in response to ollekar)
Thank you but I am aware of the WebAssist extension but it still requires
the panel functionality in DW. Building dynamic websites is still pretty
popular and with php and MySQL keeping up with new technology and being
supported by a large support base, I can't see why Adobe is not supporting
it. I agree with the other submitters on this forum and will stay with CS6
version till then.
23. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCJeniB Jun 29, 2013 7:02 AM (in response to Preran)
Just wanted to add that I am conserned about the removal of these panels and functionallity from DW CC as well. As a designer that is not a great coder- this allowed me to have simple dynamic pages and a database without using someone else's framework. Hope there will continue to be a built in solution for someone like me...
24. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCFrançois402 Jul 2, 2013 5:55 AM (in response to Preran)
If Adode persists to treat PHP that way, the whole Dreamweaver adventure will soon be deprecated too.
25. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCPreran Jul 2, 2013 7:06 AM (in response to François402)
Hi all,
I would encourage you to have a look at the product team's blog post on this one: http://blogs.adobe.com/dreamweaver/2013/06/a-look-at-the-modernized-dreamweaver-cc.html
26. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCnkhm Jul 2, 2013 7:13 AM (in response to Preran)
Preran - this post does not provide anything new - siply reminds us that you've dropped all database functionality. There is more to this than the bindings/database panels - what about mysql insert/update/delete wizards, repeat region wizards - all the stuff that made Dreamweaver an indespensible tool, which is now removed leaving the software no more than an overpriced CSS editor. You are losing customers, quickly - and pointing us to third party companies to spend EVEN more money is not helping.
27. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCjohngordon12 Jul 2, 2013 11:12 AM (in response to nkhm)
Agreed. I was hoping that Adobe might have mentioned that as part of the "modernisation of Dreamweaver", they were working on replacements for the old behaviours.
All this "announcement" says is that Adobe, who charge hundreds of dollars fir industry leading software haven't been able to incorporate modern replacements for these behaviours, but a much smaller company is able to provide an alternative, by way of an extension, for free.
I suppose its a solution, but if I'm paying top dollar (especially at European prices) for a product, I don't really expect features to be dropped, and then have to rummage around on the intermet for workarounds.
28. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCMyDreamweaverExtensions Jul 6, 2013 7:16 AM (in response to Preran)
I am sorry to say so, but your disappointing blog post just tells us two things:
- You claim that you are listening to your users, but you have just proved you don't. Despite the high volume of disappointment expressed through the comments to previous posts of this blog, through comments in Dreamweaver Help or through the Community Forum, you show no change of direction, nor any will to cater for the disrupted workflow that Dreamweaver CC is introducing. Instead, you are just producing blog posts that desperately try to prove us that you are "streamlining" and "modernizing" Dreamweaver. An extension that brings back half of the features is not a strong-enough signal that you have taken into account our needs. Extensions written by third parties which you claim are alternatives but are not resemble more leg-pulling than anything else. Will you reduce Dreamweaver's price for the removal of killer features that were sold with the software before?
- You do not seem to know how Dreamweaver users use the software or at least, to be fair, how a large number of users do. I thought the aim of software makers was to sell a tool that aids its clients in, and brings value to, their work.
As an extension writer, I can tell that the vast majority of my users are either DIY guys or professionals working on their own. Not big companies with teams of developers. The majority of those never have been Dreamweaver users and will never be, having different needs and ways of working.
As responses to your "streamlining" and "modernization" of Dreamweaver have shown, for a large number of users, the strength of Dreamweaver lies in its extensibility, of which server behaviors are the most advanced feature. I am not talking about the code they write, which we all agree has to be updated (and we have been waiting this for a number of releases, now…), I am talking about their very mechanism, which allow us to write our code and use Dreamweaver to speed up our job by helping us to write it again, faster, without errors, visually.
No other tool offers this possibility. Without server behaviors and database support, Dreamweaver is simply not worth its price…
Obviously, you are the ones with the real figures and only you can tell if it is a strategic decision or a big mistake. I was a bit surprised though by the number of voices that rose after the Dreamweaver CC release, so I tend to think that Mr. Adobe would not be that pleased by the loss of a good number of faithful clients. But then at least, be honest enough to tell us if you intend to drop a part of long-term users, and stop serving us your commercial soup…
Now, what will happen?
- You still refuse to listen to the numerous voices who have called against your decision to remove useful features to us, and in this case, we will act accordingly: we are big enough, we do not need your blatant propaganda even by the product manager himself to decide whether Dreamweaver CC will still be worth its high price into our workflow, if the new features will outweigh the loss of server behaviors and database support. If not, of course, we will not upgrade just because you are marketing the supposedly wonderful new features, and we will turn to other tools, with features that will help us improve our workflow in other ways. And goodbye Adobe, we do not trust you anymore… It is as simple as that.
- You show us you really are listening to your customers and you bring back updated server behaviors and database support. In this case, we will know that we can trust Adobe again, that you do listen to us, and will applaud with both hands.
And, more important to you, we will have a valid reason to upgrade and we will. Come on guys, our productivity is at stake, but your jobs may be in the line too…
29. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCpixonti Jul 7, 2013 10:50 PM (in response to Preran)
I would like to add my disappointment in Adobe's decision to remove the database, bindings and server behaviors from Dreamweaver. This seems like a huge step backward for the product. I am not a serious coder, but a designer who relies heavily on these to help get my work done. And after installing the "Deprecated Server Behaviors Panel Support", and finding out what a poor implementation that is, I am even more frustrated with this decision. Previous behaviors can no longer be edited, although they show up in the panel. And certain behaviors I was using are not even listed.
30. Re: OT: Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CC (Creative Cloud)holymackeral Jul 13, 2013 11:32 AM (in response to Rick Gerard)
I ABSOLUTELY agree! PHP/MySQL development is my bread and butter as well and my ONLY reason for using Adobe's Dreamweaver.
31. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCLorumIpsum Jul 19, 2013 12:09 PM (in response to Preran)
Is it better to put a fence at the top of a cliff on an Ambulance down in the Valley?
This situation is caused by not having the shop manager down on the shop floor.
The first rule of business is: Know your Customers (like Macromedia did)
Cheers up guys. nothing is so bad that it can't get worse.
32. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCSteve Skinner Jul 19, 2013 12:26 PM (in response to LorumIpsum)
I like your style LorumIpsum. Now, put the doobie away and get back to work.
33. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCSimon TL Jul 21, 2013 8:07 AM (in response to Preran)
I agree. What a cretinous decision. Just leave it in until you have something better. But it does mean that Dreamweaver CC has zilch value for me.
34. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCmpaulista Aug 1, 2013 2:32 AM (in response to Preran)
Well, it seems that Steve Jobs was right. Lazyness. Please, bring the panels back and working properly. I don't want to have to copy and paste MMHTTPDB.php and mysql.php from a folder to another. Give us a decent solution, and respect your customers!
35. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCdynchuck Aug 7, 2013 4:19 AM (in response to Preran)
Well, I just chatted with DMX Zone. The HTML5 data extension is just an experiment, and not really a full blown solution (Their own words).
In addition, the current version has a bug that prevents it from working properly, and they cannot provide a timeline for doing it properly.
So Adobe, ball's in your court. What are YOU doing to make dynamic website development a dreamweaver feature?
The problem with the subscription model you are introducing is that you can remove features and users are screwed. They can't use the old version (as we can with CS 6). Thus you can introduce something useful in CC1.1 and we build it into our sites. Then comes CC 1.2, and you take the feature away, and we can't go back.
36. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCDMXzone.com Aug 11, 2013 10:01 AM (in response to dynchuck)1 person found this helpful
Hi All,
This is George from DMXzone.com
Let me clarify few things about the DMXzone's HTML5 Data Bindings extension.
This extension is definitely not an experiment! It is a full blown production extension that we have released after a long and intensive development & research cycle. The extension is actively being developed based on user feedback and we have already published few updates of it.
The HTML5 Data Bindings extension currently offers possibility to make dynamic Ajax based web sites based on public feeds or custom JSON data feeds. With it we are opening a new world of dynamic web sites and web apps in the new Web 3.0 era. So the HTML5 Data Bindings is our base extension for this.
Database Connectivity is coming up next, so soon you will be able to connect to all your databases and have your own data empower your dynamic web sites build with the same HTML5 Data Bindings extension.
So with the HTML5 Data Bindings and related extensions from DMXzone we will fully offer you an replacement for the deprecated Server Behaviors, Database Connectivity and Data Bindings panels in a whole new modern way.
At last you will be able to cerate your dynamic single page web apps and web sites that get, display and manipulate their data through Ajax, without any page refresh!
So check out all the showcases and videos we have already published about HTML5 Data Bindings at http://www.dmxzone.com/go/21863/html5-data-bindings and also keep an eye on DMXzone's Blog http://www.dmxzone.com/ for further announcements.
George Petrov
37. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCholymackeral Aug 12, 2013 5:11 AM (in response to DMXzone.com)
A thousand THANK-YOU's for picking up the ball that Adobe has dropped. I (and hundreds of designers like me) am looking forward to your Database Connector!!
38. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCmubrasmi Aug 12, 2013 8:24 AM (in response to DMXzone.com)
Yes, thank you DMXzone! This will work for future projects... however I have years and years of daily developing ASP pages connected to MySql that I will need to maintain for many, many years to come and the new depreciated tools in Dreamweaver CC don't reconize any of my work. Looks like I will have to run both Dreamweaver CC and CS6 for many years to come. New pages I will build in CC and old pages I will open in CS6. I just don't have the time to convert every single page I have built. This will be a royal pain in the rear. Then again we now have to worry about Adobe buying out DMXzone keeping what they want and ditching the DB connectivity again. Adobe has bought others before like Nitobi in which they killed the best datagrid available just to get PhoneGap from Nitobi. Macromedia why did you sell out to Adobe? We need another competitor to keep Adobe in check. Unfortunately there really isn't anything to compare to DW.
39. Re: OT: Bindings panel, Databases, and Server behaviors in Dreamweaver CCjkbdks Aug 21, 2013 3:45 AM (in response to Preran)
We're still waiting.
There's been no real answer for this issue.
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There Was A Muscle Awakening under the hoods of General Motors' vehicles beginning with the '97 Corvettes, '98 Camaros, and '99-'03 pickup trucks. It was the start of the Generation III and IV V-8 engines (also known as the LS series), and the resulting powerplants have breathed horsepower numbers into the tried-and-true Chevy small-block that are so easily attainable it's silly. This new generation of fuel-injected V-8s is simple to build, easy to modify and swap into older 4x4s, and can be pushed to over 400 hp with simple computer upgrades. In fact, 500hp Gen IV engines are commonplace and 700-plus-horsepower crate engines based on this architecture aren't unheard of.
We spent a day at Turnkey Engine Supply assembling a Gen IV 6.0L LS2 and can honestly say we've seen Legos more complicated. In fact we're not sure why you wouldn't choose a Gen III or IV engine. Whether you are dragging one home from a junkyard or considering an all-new crate engine, when you learn how simple and powerful these engines can be and how plentiful they are, it's a no-brainer. Late-model Chevy small-block V-8s are as good as they've ever been, if not better.


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SAFESA Quick Reference Manual
This document sets out the basis of the SAFESA methodology for the use of finite element analysis is to support the qualification of engineered structures. The philosophy adopted in SAFESA is to formalize the process of structural qualification. The objective is to minimize the opportunity for error – especially in regard to the idealization process. To this end, SAFESA provides a systematic procedure (or framework) for carrying out finite element analysis within a qualification. The framework in itself should help to minimize error, and also provides a means of identifying and treating errors.
SAFESA is based on current best practise. Experienced practitioners will find few surprises and hopefully much with which they agree within the document. It is relevant to anyone using finite element analysis to check the integrity of engineered structures and should find use within the aerospace, building, civil, offshore, defence manufacturing, nuclear, process and shipbuilding industries for example.
As the SAFESA Quick Reference Guide is not aimed at any particular industry it has been necessary to generalize some of the concepts and practises unique to certain industries. Also, some of the terminology may appear to be somewhat convoluted on first acquaintance. Words ascribed particular meaning are shown underlined when first used and are explained further in the Glossary.
For experienced analysts and those already familiar with SAFESA, this document serves as a summary reference to the SAFESA Technical Manual. Readers unfamiliar with SAFESA are advised to start with the summary in Section 2. Section 3 then provides a summary reference for 'Defining the scope' of a structural qualification and Section 4 introduces the process of 'Idealization' and outlines the relationship of the remainder of the detailed assessment to idealization.
This document is supported by a number of other documents, including 'The SAFESA Management Guidelines' [1] and the 'SAFESA Technical Manual' [2] and broadly supports recent quality standards such as ISO 9001 [3] and the NAFEMS QSS [4].
- Defining the Scope (Stage 1)
- Detailed Assessment (Stage 2)
- Qualification Conclusions (Stage 3)
- Stage 1.1 – Initial description of the real structure
- Stage 1.2 – Problem overview
- Stage 1.3 - Structural issues
- Stage 1.4 – Analysis approach
- Stage 1.5 – Structural model
- Stage 1.6 – Creation of validation plan
- Stage 1.7 – Review and approval
- Stage 2.1 – Idealization
- Stages 2.2 to 2.8 – Relationship of other stages of the detailed assessment to idealization
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- Stage 2.8.1 – Follow-up error assessment
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When baking soda is mixed with citric acid, a bubbling reaction takes place. Help your child experiment with mixing some acid and baking soda by making these homemade bath bombs! These fizzing little balls can be enjoyed by your family or given as gifts. This project is as simple as a visit to the pantry, and it's sure to be a blast... or fizz!
What You Need:
- Measuring cups
- Epsom salts
- Baking soda
- Lemon juice
- Scented oils
- Food coloring
- Mixing bowl
- Wooden spoon
- Spray bottle
- Melon baller
- Plastic molds
- Waxed paper
- Cookie sheet
What You Do:
- Help your child get started by blending 1/4 cup Epsom salts in a blender to create a fine powder.
- Next, invite her to put the blended Epsom salts into a mixing bowl and measure out 1 cup of baking soda. She can mix the two together using a wooden spoon, and making sure they are mixed together well.
- Now, ask her to measure 1 teaspoon of lemon juice and add it to a spray bottle with 1/4 cup water, along with a couple drops of scented oil of her choosing. She can also add a couple drops of food coloring to make her bath soap colorful!
- Have her spray the liquid mixture onto the dry ingredients, and start carefully stirring. When the liquid is sprayed onto the dry ingredients, she may see a slight bubbling. Don't be alarmed; that's the acid reacting with the baking soda!
- Once the mixture starts resembling damp sand and begins holding together, it's ready to be molded. Your child can form the fizzing bath soaps with a melon baller, and then gently tap them out onto a cookie sheet covered with waxed paper. Let them dry overnight.
- Your child can also use a plastic mold of her own choosing, such as hearts or stars. Have her press the mixture into the molds, and let them sit overnight to harden. Then, she can gently tap them out onto a sheet of waxed paper.
- The dried fizzing bath soaps can be wrapped in colorful cellophane and tied with ribbons to give as gifts, or your child can enjoy one of her handmade fizzing soap in her next bath!


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-- Hit Series Returns for a Second Season on Friday, October 28th --
(Silver Spring, Md.) - In Discovery Channel's hit series GOLD RUSH, a group of down-on-their-luck men, in the face of an economic meltdown, risk everything to strike it rich mining for gold in Alaska. Inspired by his father Jack, Todd Hoffman leads the miners - now with one season under their belts - to finish what they started and get to the bottom of the glory hole at Porcupine Creek and find gold. The second season of GOLD RUSH kicks off with a special "The Off-Season" on Friday, October 28th at 8PM ET/PT, where fans will find out about all of the hard work the Hoffmans put in between mining seasons to make sure they hit the mother lode this time around. Then at 9PM ET/PT, "Twist of Fate" officially kicks off the new season.
Last season, the Hoffmans and their crew battled Mother Nature - and each other - to mine their way out of financially hard times. The Hoffmans sold everything they owned that wasn't nailed down to fund their dream of striking it rich in Alaska, leasing the Porcupine Creek claim. But after sinking $250,000 into the project, they found only $20,000 worth of gold by the end of their long, hard rookie season. A dismal end to a summer filled with injuries, broken machinery, constant fighting and an unhappy claim owner.
But with the skyrocketing price of gold, the Hoffmans decide to keep their dream alive. With a case of Gold Fever, they go back bigger and better than before. They sell everything they owned that was nailed down - including leveraging their small airport in Oregon - to fund a second mining season. This spring, they headed north once again to Porcupine Creek, Alaska to settle unfinished business and find the gold at the bottom of the glory hole. But right as things finally start to go their way, unforeseen circumstances threaten to jeopardize their dream of striking it rich in the frozen north. With the mining season slipping away, the Hoffman crew is forced to come up with a new plan in order to salvage what could be their last mining season.
GOLD RUSH is produced for Discovery Channel by Raw Television, where Dimitri Doganis and Sam Maynard are executive producers and James Bates is series producer. For Discovery Channel, Christo Doyle is executive producer.
* The freshman season of Gold Rush was the #1 ad-supported cable program on Friday nights during its run with A18-49 (1.61/1,809), M18-49 (2.21/1,232), A25-54 (1.84/1,983) and M25-54 (2.62/1,384) viewers. (Rank based on 4+ telecasts, Fri 8-11P); each week, new episodes delivered 3.73 million average viewers (P2+) .


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Offense absent as Ubaldo gets tagged by Tribe
CLEVELAND -- The Orioles have been riding a high the past two months, playing the kind of dangerously hot baseball that has resulted in a commanding lead in the American League East, and eight consecutive series wins coming into this weekend's set.
Most of their problems over that stretch? Minor quibbles. Except in the case of Ubaldo Jimenez.View Full Game Coverage
CLEVELAND -- The Orioles have been riding a high the past two months, playing the kind of dangerously hot baseball that has resulted in a commanding lead in the American League East, and eight consecutive series wins coming into this weekend's set.
Most of their problems over that stretch? Minor quibbles. Except in the case of Ubaldo Jimenez.View Full Game Coverage
The organization's largest commitment in history to a free-agent pitcher, Jimenez continued a disappointing campaign in allowing six runs over 4 1/3 innings in the O's 6-0 loss to the Indians on Saturday night at Progressive Field. The defeat again raises the question of whether the Orioles' best rotation includes the 4-9 Jimenez, who has posted a 4.83 ERA in 20 starts.
"If something like that was going to change, he'd hear it from me first, obviously," manager Buck Showalter said when asked if Jimenez would get another start. "We are always going to look at putting our best foot out here. We know that Miguel [Gonzalez] has a chance to come back to us on Tuesday, and we've got some off-days there. We'll see. We'll take a step back, [pitching coach] Dave [Wallace] and I and see what direction we want to go with it."
Unfortunately for Jimenez, things went south quick Saturday night. The 30-year-old right-hander, who spent 2 1/2 seasons with Cleveland before leaving as a free agent this winter, said there wouldn't be any added emotion in going back to Progressive Field. Instead, Jimenez's shortened start -- which had flashes of dominance -- invoked an all-too-familiar feeling and culminated with the O's first back-to-back losses since June 28-29.
"It's difficult, because you know it is in there," catcher Caleb Joseph said of the inconsistent Jimenez, who issued two walks to start the game and Carlos Santana's three-run homer. "And you want to try and call pitches that kind of get him back on track. You try as best as you can to get him back on track.
"But at the end of the day, he's the one with the ball. And you are just trying to facilitate him throwing strikes. And like I said, when he does that, he does a good job for us. We are going to need him to throw strikes. It's in there. We believe in him. He'll be better."
Whether Jimenez will even get the chance remains to be seen, with Gonzalez -- who has pitched well for the Orioles this season -- waiting in the Minor Leagues.
Asked if he felt his rotation spot was in jeopardy, Jimenez said it's not a decision that's up to him and he will continue to prepare for his next outing and try to keep a positive outlook.
"I've been here. I've been through a lot in my career," said Jimenez, who exited after allowing Michael Brantley's two-run homer in the fifth. "I've been at the top, I've been at the bottom. ... That's something I put in my mind; you have to forget about what happened, you have get ready for the next one. It doesn't matter how much time you have left, you have to give it everything you have."
From the home dugout, the Indians were well aware that they had to strike when Jimenez -- who retired 11 of 12 from the end of the first through the fourth -- was struggling.
"You know, he's so hard to get a bead on," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "There's a lot of moving parts and there's so much deception. He can throw any pitch any time, so you take the runs when you can get [them] because you don't want to leave him off the hook."
Jimenez's outing -- coupled with another rough night for the offense -- shrank the O's (69-52) lead to 6 1/2 games in the AL East and puts them at just one run scored over the first 20 innings of the series. A Baltimore lineup that busted out 41 runs over its recent five-game homestand, had no answer for Indians starter Carlos Carrasco over his seven innings.
"Those guys are really good," Joseph said of the Tribe's rotation. "[Corey] Kluber is probably one of the hottest pitchers in all of baseball, and the guy tonight was really good. Any time you've got a guy above 94, 95 with command, you've got to really put together quality at-bats, and they did their job."
Lefty T.J. McFarland replaced Jimenez and threw 1 2/3 scoreless innings, and Brad Brach and Tommy Hunter took over to combine for two scoreless frames to provide a bright spot in the loss.
"Even though we expect the best every time we go out there, it isn't always going to happen," Orioles designated hitter Nelson Cruz said. "We battled, we did our best. And it wasn't our day."
Brittany Ghiroli is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Britt's Bird Watch, and follow her on Facebook and Twitter @britt_ghiroli.


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This study focuses on the identification and quantification of the proceeds of active bribery in international business transactions. Public and private organisations alike have long recognised that bribery of public officials is harmful to good governance, economic development and competitive conditions. Confiscation and recovery of the proceeds derived from foreign bribery are key elements in the international framework to fight corruption of public officials.
Chapter 1 introduces the international legal framework for the treatment of the proceeds of active bribery and catalogues the legal remedies available in various jurisdictions, and how these remedies may interact.
Chapter 2 defines five principal types of proceeds of active bribery and analyzes how they may be quantified. Each system is illustrated by examples from countries using such methods, as well as commentary on some practical challenges linked to the calculation of proceeds.
Chapter 3 offers a compilation of case summaries to illustrate the principles covered in the preceding chapters.
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