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          Add an autocomplete dropdown below your input to suggest possible values in your form. You can populate the list of autocomplete options dynamically as well.

                textsms
                <input type="text" id="autocomplete-input" class="autocomplete">
                Autocomplete

  <div class="row">
    <div class="col s12">
      <div class="row">
        <div class="input-field col s12">
          <i class="material-icons prefix">textsms</i>
          <input type="text" id="autocomplete-input" class="autocomplete">
          <label for="autocomplete-input">Autocomplete</label>
        </div>
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>

Initialization

The data is a json object where the key is the matching string and the value is an optional image url.

  var elem = document.querySelector('.carousel');
  var instance = new M.Carousel(elem, options);

  // Or with jQuery

  $(document).ready(function(){
    $('input.autocomplete').autocomplete({
      data: {
        "Apple": null,
        "Microsoft": null,
        "Google": 'https://placehold.it/250x250'
      },
    });
  });

Options

                Name
                Type
                Default
                Description

              data
              Object
              {}
              Data object defining autocomplete options with optional icon strings.

              limit
              Number
              Infinity
              Limit of results the autocomplete shows.

              onAutocomplete
              Function
              null
              Callback for when autocompleted.

              minLength
              Number
              1
              Minimum number of characters before autocomplete starts.

              sortFunction
              Function

              Sort function that defines the order of the list of autocomplete options.

Methods

Because jQuery is no longer a dependency, all the methods are called on the plugin instance. You can get the plugin instance like this:

  var instance = M.Autocomplete.getInstance(elem);

  /* jQuery Method Calls
    You can still use the old jQuery plugin method calls.
    But you won't be able to access instance properties.

    $('.autocomplete').autocomplete('methodName');
    $('.autocomplete').autocomplete('methodName', paramName);
  */

  .selectOption();

Select a specific autocomplete options.

Arguments

Element: Element of the autocomplete option.

instance.selectOption(el);

  .updateData();

Update autocomplete options data.

Arguments

Object: Autocomplete options data object.

instance.updateData({
  data: {
    "Apple": null,
    "Microsoft": null,
    "Google": 'https://placehold.it/250x250'
  },
}); // Move previous n times.

  .destroy();

Destroy plugin instance and teardown

instance.destroy();

Properties

                Name
                Type
                Description

              el
              Element
              The DOM element the plugin was initialized with.

              options
              Object
              The options the instance was initialized with.

              isOpen
              Boolean
              If the autocomplete is open.

              count
              Number
              Number of matching autocomplete options.

              activeIndex
              Integer
              Index of the current selected option.

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Physical Due Diligence is the third to last step in the B&M Purchasing Process. This part of the process allows B&M to verify and evaluate the physical condition of the land and property. During this stage of the process, we engage a variety of specialists to help us determine the current physical condition of the property as well as evaluate the ability to execute repairs and improvements.
We will work with you to determine a day (typically Wednesday or Thursday) and time (usually 9:30 AM or 1:30 PM) for our physical due diligence team to view the property. Our physical due diligence team includes licensed inspectors, surveyors, general contractors and other specialists depending on the property repair and improvement strategies we may be considering. We typically couple our physical due diligence team with our business due-diligence team (appraisers, private lenders, other investors, agents, partners, etc.) in order to minimize the disturbance to your and/or your tenant's daily life. These inspections and walkthroughs typically take less than three (3) hours total.
Physical Due Diligence is necessary to help us determine the feasibility of the potential exit strategies we evaluate during the next step of the B&M Purchasing Process, Business Due Diligence.


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David M. Carr, MTS, MA, PhD
Professor of Hebrew Bible
3041 Broadway, BT 701
dcarr@utsnyc.edu
B.A., Magna Cum Laude, Carleton College, 1980
M.T.S., Summa Cum Laude, Candler School of Theology, 1983
M.A., Ph.D., Summa Cum Laude, Claremont Graduate School, 1988
CV/ Publications
Professor David M. Carr received a B.A. in Philosophy from Carleton College in 1980, an M.T.S. from Candler School of Theology in 1983, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Religion from Claremont Graduate University in 1988. Before coming to Union in August 1999, Dr. Carr served as an assistant, associate, and full professor of Old Testament at Methodist Theological School in Ohio from 1988-1999, being awarded the Williams Chair in Biblical Interpretation in 1998. He was the 1993-1994 recipient of the Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship and Association of Theological Schools Young Scholars Theological Fellowship in support of a year-long research project on the shape and formation of Genesis (1993-1994). Starting in 2005, he began serving as the American co-chair of the editorial board for a new International Exegetical Commentary on the Old Testament. (IECOT).
Professor Carr's book-length publications include From D to Q: A Study of Early Jewish Interpretations of Solomon's Dream at Gibeon (Scholars Press, 1991); Reading the Fractures of Genesis: Historical and Literary Approaches (Westminster, 1996); The Erotic Word: Sexuality, Spirituality and the Bible(Oxford, 2003); Writing on the Tablet of the Heart: Origins of Western Scripture and Literature (Oxford, 2005); (as co-editor) A Gift of God in Due Season: Essays on Scripture and Community in Honor of James A. Sanders, co-edited with Richard D. Weis (Sheffield, England, 1996); and Introduction to the Old Testament: Sacred Texts and Imperial Contexts of the Hebrew Bible (Oxford: Blackwell, 2010) along with (a briefer version incorporated in) Introduction to the Bible: Sacred Texts and Imperial Contexts (with Colleen Conway; Oxford: Blackwell, 2010); The Formation of the Hebrew Bible: A New Reconstruction (New York: Oxford University Press 2011); Holy Resilience: The Bible's Traumatic Origins (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2014); The Formation of Genesis 1-11: Biblical and Other Precursors (New York: Oxford University Press, 2020); Genesis 1-11: A Commentary (in the International Exegetical Commentary on the Old Testament series; Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2021) and completely revised second editions of the above-listed textbooks: The Hebrew Bible: A Contemporary Introduction to the Christian Old Testament and Jewish Tanakh (Wiley Blackwell, 2021) and (with Colleen Conway) A Contemporary Introduction to the Bible: Sacred Texts and Imperial Contexts (Wiley Blackwell, 2021). Currently, Professor Carr is engaged in ongoing research linking the field of animal studies to interpretation of the Bible and exploration of how models for the formation and early use of the Bible could be informed by an interdisciplinary 'scroll approach' drawing on scroll research in Egyptology, Qumran Studies, Classics and other areas.
Professor Carr's teaching and research interests include the formation and shape of the Bible, sexuality and gender in the Bible, the intersection of historical-critical and literary approaches to the Bible, the emergence of Scripture in the Jewish and Christian traditions, orality and memory, trauma and animal studies. Biblical books in which Carr has particular expertise include Genesis, Exodus, Isaiah and the Song of Songs. Dr. Carr also lectured at universities throughout the United States and Europe, and he has conducted numerous lectures and workshops for churches, synagogues, and other educational groups.
Video interviews, teaching resources and other information can be found at Professor Carr's professional webpage: www.davidmcarr.com.
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Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
The Hebrew Bible is a complex collection of texts written over many centuries in socioculturally distinct settings, reflecting a wide range of religious, political, historical, and ethical perspectives. Students engage in academic and critical study of the Hebrew Bible, seeking to understand diverse texts within their historical and cultural contexts.
IE/HB 222
The Song of Songs and Readings in Interreligious Perspective
A broad introduction to the Bible and sexuality leading to an extended exploration of the Song of Songs and its Jewish and Christian readings in comparison with erotic mysticism in Islam and Hinduism.
BX 229
The Bible Beyond Humans: Biblical Construal of Animals
This course draws on fields such as animal studies, new materialism, posthumanism and object oriented ontology to reexamine the way the Bible organizes the world beyond humans, with a particular emphasis on how the Bible, especially the Hebrew Bible, has offered influential constructions of nonhuman 'animals'. The focus starts with the construction of the broader world in diverse strands of Genesis 1-9, but includes opportunities for engagement of texts across both Hebrew Bible and New Testament.
Trauma and the Bible
This course explores how interpretation of the Bible is enriched through understanding how it speaks from and to trauma, particularly communal trauma (disaster, war, forced migration). The focus is several case studies, such as texts formed in Babylonian exile or in the wake of the crucifixion of Jesus. In what ways have the traumatic experiences of imperial attack and forced migration left their mark on these parts of the Bible, and are there ways in which these texts evoke and even help cultivate a collective identity oriented toward trauma in the communities who cherish the Bible as Scripture? How might insights inform interpretation of biblical texts?
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An intermediate biblical Hebrew course; part one of a two-semester course. Students read prose texts in the fall, and poetry in the spring. Work includes issues of grammar, syntax, vocabulary, reading aloud, and use of critical tools.
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With all the information available at our fingertips through the internet, connecting us globally with people who share our interests, society is progressively interacting more and more online. Just think of the last time you did a Google search for information. I bet one or more of the top results came from a message board or discussion forum for an online community, where someone else was seeking answers from their peers on a similar topic?
Just as we are seeing more organizations delivering education and certification programs through online Learning Management Systems, there is a growing expectation for organizations to be able to communicate and share knowledge with their customers, members, or employees efficiently and expertly online. They do this through a variety of platforms including websites, social media, email, and increasingly through online communities.
For associations in particular, finding ways to help members engage with each other and the organization is always important in order to maintain the vitality of the association membership community. We know that education programs provide one successful way to increase member engagement, whether through the annual conference, webinars, or online education and certification programs. These education programs help to bring members together from all over the region, country, or globe, and offer opportunities for networking, conversation and sharing knowledge. However, the success of these education programs can be further increased when combined with an online community to extend, support, and motivate opportunities for further learning and sharing of experience.
So, how do online communities enhance learning?
An online community provides a safe place for members to interact with each other, and share their knowledge and experience on a specific shared interest. Similar to the association's annual conference or a virtual classroom, it is a space that is monitored, has rules to regulate behavior, and yet enables participants to network with each other and have open discussions on topics of shared interest. Many associations, especially those with members that are dispersed geographically, are increasingly using hashtags for their events to enable attendees and others to follow the conversations online through social media. However, for some people participating in open online conversations on social media can be intimidating.
Inviting attendees of conferences or online courses to join an online community provides an opportunity to extend the conversation after the conference is over, or the online course session is completed. The online community provides a supportive environment in which participants can ask questions of their peers, knowing that every person participating is there for the same reason and will be willing to share their knowledge and experience. eLearning Industry has some good tips to facilitate meaningful online discussions.
Peer pressure may sound counterintuitive, but research has shown that accountability to one's peers can help to increase the achievement of set goals by 33%. Whether the online community is set up to facilitate informal peer-to-peer learning, or more formalized learning activities, such as group projects, the online community itself can ensure that those participating in online discussions or collaborative learning are accountable to their peers. Deadlines, promises, and goals are shared, witnessed between participants in the online discussions, ensuring that members are motivated to keep their word, meet their deadlines, and achieve their learning goals. On the other side, if conflict arises within the online community, often participants can successfully resolve the conflict themselves and build teamwork skills, by pressuring each other to adhere to the community rules.
Instructors can also provide guidance on expectations for the community, monitor online discussions to track student progress and provide feedback on collaborative group work, see who is participating, and address student concerns or queries. Though the instructor may not regularly participate in the discussions, the awareness that they are monitoring activity and may step in to resolve conflict if required encourages students to remain focused. These five essential skills will help instructors to facilitate online group work for collaborative learning.
Many online communities incorporate an element of gamification to encourage participation. Just as we may strive to achieve the All-Star status for completing our professional LinkedIn profiles, online communities may reward their Top Contributors for making positive contributions that are helpful to other participants. This is often in the form of a digital badge or ribbon that is displayed on the member's profile, broadcasting their enhanced status to other members of the online community. This article in Associations Now magazine suggests that "digital badging can strengthen an association's community by making its members' accomplishments more visible". Prospective and less-experienced members of the community will be able to recognize these members as trustworthy and helpful resources, and value their experience in responses to queries.
Rewarding participation in this way helps to motivate members to engage more in the online community, providing an incentive to contribute. Increased engagement among members helps to ensure the vitality and value of the online community to its members. If the online community is attached to a conference or online course, it can help learners to engage more with the material and encourage social learning, as they begin to incorporate the perspectives and understandings of other members with the course content. Instructors can also use feedback from the online community to address gaps in the curriculum, or to update references and examples based on members' contributions, enhancing the original material and increasing its relevancy.
"When you're able to tap into people's unique perspectives and invite them to share their expertise and knowledge with others, you inspire engagement and connections that are relevant and meaningful."
WBT Systems will sponsor and exhibit at the 7th Annual Higher Logic Super Forum, taking place in Arlington, VA, November 14-15. The 2016 Higher Logic Super Forum is an exclusive two-day training, educational, and social event for Higher Logic clients, partners and community enthusiasts. To learn more about enhancing social and collaborative learning with online communities, visit us at Booth #5, or visit our event page.


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Józef Myjak (ur. 24 grudnia 1948 w Częstochowie), pseudonimy: Fezój Kaim, Obserwator, Józosław, JM, PAIR – poeta, publicysta, wydawca, animator kultury. Mieszkaniec Sandomierza.

Debiutował w 1976 wierszem Samotność, szczelina jak kropla w almanachu poetyckim Tarnobrzeskiego Klubu Literackiego z siedzibą w Sandomierzu Pierwszy komunikat (Sandomierz 1976).

Publikował na łamach licznych czasopism i gazet, m.in. w: Siarce, Tygodniku Nadwiślańskim, Ziemi Opatowskiej, Profilach, Tygodniku Kulturalnym, Słowie Ludu, Fołksz Sztyme, Nowych Książkach, Sztuce, Twórczości Ludowej, Gościu Niedzielnym, Sycynie.

Twórczość

Publikacje własne
 Cudowne i łaskami słynące obrazy z diecezji sandomierskiej, (Cz. 1) Sandomierz 1999
 Ćmielów i okolice : (informator turystyczny), Sandomierz 1993
 Gmina Obrazów: kraina sadów: (monografia krajoznawcza gminy Obrazów), Sandomierz 2007
 Halina i Czesław Sawiccy zapraszają do Sielskiej Doliny, Ożarów [2000]
 Jedź w powiat opatowski, Sandomierz 2005
 Katyń: przerwane życiorysy, Sandomierz 1995
 Konary, Staszów 1988
 Krzeszów nad Sanem: informator krajoznawczy z rysunkami Heleny Pisuli, Krzeszów [br].
 Legendy i opowieści niezwykłe z Sandomierskiego, dawnej Puszczy Sandomierskiej, Opatowskiego i Staszowskiego: (przyczynek do mitologii sandomierskiej), Sandomierz 2004.
 Leksykon sandomierskiej swojszczyzny: A-Z. Cz. 1, Przeszłość zapisana w nazwach, Sandomierz 2007.
 Lipnik i okolice: (monografia krajoznawcza gminy Lipnik), Sandomierz 2000
 Miasto i gmina Nowa Dęba, Nowa Dęba [br]
 Obrazów i okolice: (informator historyczno-krajoznawczy), Sandomierz 1995
 Opatów i okolice: Zamek Krzyżtopór w Ujeździe (przewodnik turystyczny), Sandomierz 2002
 Osiek Sandomierski: (materiały źródłowe do dziejów Osieka), Sandomierz 1994
 Ossolin: (informator krajoznawczy), Sandomierz 1996
 Pałac w Czyżowie Szlacheckim, Sandomierz 2003
 Podania i legendy z Sandomierskiego: (przyczynek do mitologii sandomierskiej). Cz. 1, Sandomierz 2000
 Podziemia opatowskie: (informator turystyczny), Sandomierz 1991
 Przewodnik po Sandomierzu i okolicach, Sandomierz 2008
 Rytwiany i okolice: (informator krajoznawczy), Sandomierz-Rytwiany 1997
 Sandomierz, Ziemia Sandomierska: (przewodnik turystyczny), Sandomierz 1999
 Skowron Jan, Sandomierz 1992
 Słownik biograficzny gminy Ożarów. (T. 1), Sandomierz 2007
 Staszów i okolice: (przewodnik turystyczny), Sandomierz-Staszów 1998
 Szlakiem konarskich bojów: (przewodnik historyczno-krajoznawczy), Sandomierz 2000
 Tam, gdzie świt cywilizacji rolniczej: monografia krajoznawcza gminy Wojciechowice, Sandomierz 2006
 W dolinie Opatówki: monografia krajoznawcza gminy Wilczyce, Sandomierz 2006.
 W krainie białych skał i lessu: monografia krajoznawcza miasta i gminy Ożarów, Sandomierz 2005
 W krainie łagodnych wzgórz: (monografia krajoznawcza gminy Bogoria), Sandomierz 2007
 Zamek Krzyżtopór w Ujeździe : przewodnik turystyczny i literacki, Sandomierz 1991
 Zamek Krzyżtopór w Ujeździe: (informator krajoznawczo-literacki), Sandomierz 1997
 Ziemia sandomierska, Sandomierz 2008

Publikacje we współautorstwie i wydawnictwach zbiorowych
 Samotność, szczelina jak kropla [w:] Pierwszy komunikat, Sandomierz 1976
 Tadeusz Gaj, Józef Myjak, Tadeusz Rodzeń: 50 lat Szkoły Rolniczej w Dzikowie-Tarnobrzegu: (od Liceum Gospodarstwa Wiejskiego w Dzikowie do Zespołu Szkół Rolniczych w Tarnobrzegu) Myjakpress 1995
 Anna Sydonia Myjak, Józef Myjak: Koprzywnica - pocysterska pamiątka: europejski szlak cysterski: (informator turystyczny), Sandomierz 1993
 Marek Lis, Ksawery Zalewski, Józef Myjak, Podpułkownik Antoni Zdzisław Jabłoński, Sandomierz-Lipnik 2008.
 Anna Sydonia Myjak, Józef Myjak, Przeciw naturze rzeczy: fenomen Teresy Morsztynówny, Sandomierz 1998
 Jan A. Borzęcki, Józef Myjak, Życiorysy rzek >Czarna<, Staszów 1988
 Józef Myjak, Maciej Zarębski, Tam gdzie serce Hugo Kołłątaja: 200 rocznica Konstytucji 3 mają, Staszów 1991
 Wieś lubelska i tarnobrzeska zaprasza [aut. Wieś lubelska - Marek Wyszkowski, Wieś tarnobrzeska - Józef Myjak], Końskowola-Sandomierz [1995]
 Myjak, Alicja Stępień, Sandomierski szlak jabłkowy: przewodnik turystyczny, Sandomierz 2005.

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne
 Józef Myjak w Katalogu Biblioteki Narodowej w Warszawie

Urodzeni w 1948
Ludzie urodzeni w Częstochowie

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The Rook, a board game parlor and bar, opens in Over-the-Rhine
New Vine Street business opens
The Rook, a board game parlor, bar and restaurant, opened in Over-the-Rhine Tuesday morning.Located at 1115 Vine St., Cincinnati's first board game parlor features a collection of nearly 1,000 games. It includes everything from classics – such as Candy Land, Monopoly and Scrabble -- to modern party games – such as Apples to Apples and Cards Against Humanity.View the full board game library here.The game board parlor also includes a full bar and kitchen, which serves "classic game-night snacks" such as house-crafted pizza rolls and Tater Tots.The bar includes local craft beer and a drink menu that puts a spin on nostalgic candies, treats and board games."I grew up loving board games," said Zack Leopold, co-owner of the bar. "My family would have game nights and I want to give people the perfect board game night experience."Leopold co-owns the bar with his father.According to The Rook's website, the Vine Street shop will also be home to numerous events and tournaments throughout the year.The Rook will be open from 11 a.m. through 1 a.m. daily.
The Rook, a board game parlor, bar and restaurant, opened in Over-the-Rhine Tuesday morning.
Located at 1115 Vine St., Cincinnati's first board game parlor features a collection of nearly 1,000 games. It includes everything from classics – such as Candy Land, Monopoly and Scrabble -- to modern party games – such as Apples to Apples and Cards Against Humanity.
View the full board game library here.
The game board parlor also includes a full bar and kitchen, which serves "classic game-night snacks" such as house-crafted pizza rolls and Tater Tots.
The bar includes local craft beer and a drink menu that puts a spin on nostalgic candies, treats and board games.
"I grew up loving board games," said Zack Leopold, co-owner of the bar. "My family would have game nights and I want to give people the perfect board game night experience."
Leopold co-owns the bar with his father.
According to The Rook's website, the Vine Street shop will also be home to numerous events and tournaments throughout the year.
The Rook will be open from 11 a.m. through 1 a.m. daily.


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Q: Save button does not fire code behind event This is a simple MVC4 application with single drop down list.  When I click the Save button an event for SaveWorkRequestDetails should fire, seen below as the [HttpPost], but it doesn't for some reason.  I am seeing a 500 error stating that myMachine:12345/WorkRequest/SaveWorkRequestDetails cannot be found when I hit the Save button.  See bottom of post for picture of Console window in Chrome.
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public ActionResult Index()
{
    _model = new WorkRequestViewModel()
    {
        WorkSections = GetWorkSections()
    };

    return View(_model);
}

[HttpPost]
public JsonResult SaveWorkRequestDetails(WorkRequestViewModel viewModel)
{
    // TODO: Save logic goes here
    return Json(new {});
}

This is the WorkRequest.js file which should fire the Save event.  This does trigger said event IF I DON'T include _model in the return of the View from the ActionResult Index() above, however, the alert seen in the WorkRequest.js file in beforeSend has 'null' when I do that.  Clearly, this isn't the intended behavior because I do want those values and the Save button to trigger the [HttpPost].
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            element.onchange = function () {
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        update: function (element, valueAccessor, allBindingsAccessor, viewModel) {
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                var parsedDate = WorkRequest.ParseJsonDate(valueUnwrapped);
                element.value = parsedDate.getMonth() + 1 + "/" +
                  parsedDate.getDate() + "/" + parsedDate.getFullYear();
                observable(parsedDate);
            }
        }
    };
},

ParseJsonDate: function (jsonDate) {
    return new Date(parseInt(jsonDate.substr(6)));
},

BindUIwithViewModel: function (viewModel) {
    ko.applyBindings(viewModel);
},

EvaluateJqueryUI: function () {
    $('.dateInput').datepicker();
},

RegisterUIEventHandlers: function () {

    $('#Save').click(function (e) {

        // Check whether the form is valid. Note: Remove this check, if you are not using HTML5
        if (document.forms[0].checkValidity()) {

            e.preventDefault();

            $.ajax({
                type: "POST",
                url: WorkRequest.SaveUrl,
                data: ko.toJSON(WorkRequest.ViewModel),
                contentType: 'application/json',
                async: true,
                beforeSend: function () {
                    // Display loading image
                    alert(ko.toJSON(WorkRequest.ViewModel));
                },
                success: function (result) {
                    // Handle the response here.
                },
                complete: function () {
                    // Hide loading image.
                },
                error: function (jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown) {
                    // Handle error.
                }
            });
        }
    });
  },
};

$(document).ready(function () {
  WorkRequest.PrepareKo();
  WorkRequest.BindUIwithViewModel(WorkRequest.ViewModel);
  WorkRequest.EvaluateJqueryUI();
  WorkRequest.RegisterUIEventHandlers();
});

This is my Index.cshtml
@using Microsoft.Ajax.Utilities
@model WorkRequest.ViewModel.WorkRequestViewModel
@using WorkRequest.Helper

@section styles{
  @Styles.Render("~/Content/themes/base/css")
  <link href="~/Content/WorkRequest.css" rel="stylesheet" />
}

@section scripts{
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/jqueryui")

}
<form>

            Work Sections:

               @Html.DropDownList("WorkSections", Model.WorkSections, new {data_bind="value: WorkRequest.ViewModel.WorkSections"})

<input id="Save" type="submit" value="Save" />
</form>

Now this entire sample is based on a demo I found here: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/657981/ASP-NET-MVC-4-with-Knockout-Js and I was able to get it working just fine until I tried to populate my own drop down list.  I am able to get the data for my drop down list and populate my SelectList without issues and see it on my form.
My View Model
public class WorkRequestViewModel
{
    public SelectList WorkSections { get; set; }
}

I have confirmed this SelectList is populated and I see the items in my drop down list but the demo application uses two custom classes to make the controls in the Index.cshtml page observable so that knockout can do its thing...
HtmlExtensions.cs
public static class HtmlExtensions
{
    ///
    /// To create an observable HTML Control.
    ///
    /// <typeparam name="TModel">The model object</typeparam>
    /// <typeparam name="TProperty">The property name</typeparam>
    /// <param name="htmlHelper">The <see cref="HtmlHelper<T>"/></param>
    /// <param name="expression">The property expression</param>
    /// <param name="controlType">The <see cref="ControlTypeConstants"/></param>
    /// <param name="htmlAttributes">The html attributes</param>
    /// <returns>Returns computed HTML string.</returns>
    public static IHtmlString ObservableControlFor<TModel, TProperty>(
            this HtmlHelper<TModel> htmlHelper, Expression<Func<TModel,
            TProperty>> expression, string controlType =
            ControlTypeConstants.TextBox, object htmlAttributes = null)
    {
        var metaData = ModelMetadata.FromLambdaExpression(expression, htmlHelper.ViewData);
        string jsObjectName = null;
        string generalWidth = null;

        // This will be useful, if the same extension has
        // to share with multiple pages (i.e. each with different view models).
        switch (metaData.ContainerType.Name)
        {
            case "WorkRequestViewModel":
                // Where WorkRequest is the Javascript object name (namespace in theory).
                jsObjectName = "WorkRequest.ViewModel.";
                generalWidth = "width: 380px";
                break;
            default:
                throw new Exception(string.Format("The container type {0} is not supported yet.",
                                    metaData.ContainerType.Name));
        }

        var propertyObject = jsObjectName + metaData.PropertyName;

        TagBuilder controlBuilder = null;

        // Various control type creation.
        switch (controlType)
        {
            case ControlTypeConstants.TextBox:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("input");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("type", "text");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("style", generalWidth);
                break;
            case ControlTypeConstants.Html5NumberInput:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("input");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("type", "number");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("style", generalWidth);
                break;
            case ControlTypeConstants.Html5UrlInput:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("input");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("type", "url");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("style", generalWidth);
                break;
            case ControlTypeConstants.TextArea:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("textarea");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("rows", "5");
                break;
            case ControlTypeConstants.DropDownList:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("div");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("class", "dropDownList");
                break;
            case ControlTypeConstants.JqueryUIDateInput:
                controlBuilder = new TagBuilder("input");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("type", "text");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("style", generalWidth);
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("class", "dateInput");
                controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("data-bind", "date: " + propertyObject);
                // date is the customized knockout binding handler. Check PrepareKo method of Person.

                break;
            default:
                throw new Exception(string.Format("The control type {0} is not supported yet.", controlType));
        }

        controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("id", metaData.PropertyName);
        controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("name", metaData.PropertyName);

        // Check data-bind already exists, add if not.
        if (!controlBuilder.Attributes.ContainsKey("data-bind"))
        {
            controlBuilder.Attributes.Add("data-bind", "value: " + propertyObject);
        }

        // Merge provided custom html attributes. This overrides the previously defined attributes, if any.
        if (htmlAttributes != null)
        {
            controlBuilder.MergeAttributes(
                HtmlExtensions.AnonymousObjectToHtmlAttributes(htmlAttributes), true);
        }

        return MvcHtmlString.Create(controlBuilder.ToString());
    }

    ///
    /// To convert '_' into '-'.
    ///
    /// <param name="htmlAttributes">The html attributes.</param>
    /// <returns>Returns converted <see cref="RouteValueDictionary"/>.</returns>
    private static RouteValueDictionary AnonymousObjectToHtmlAttributes(object htmlAttributes)
    {
        RouteValueDictionary result = new RouteValueDictionary();
        if (htmlAttributes != null)
        {
            foreach (System.ComponentModel.PropertyDescriptor property in
                        System.ComponentModel.TypeDescriptor.GetProperties(htmlAttributes))
            {
                result.Add(property.Name.Replace('_', '-'), property.GetValue(htmlAttributes));
            }
        }
        return result;
    }
}

ViewModelConstants.cs
public static class ControlTypeConstants
{
    public const string TextBox = "TextBox";
    public const string TextArea = "TextArea";
    public const string CheckBox = "CheckBox";
    public const string DropDownList = "DropDownList";
    public const string Html5NumberInput = "Html5NumberInput";
    public const string Html5UrlInput = "Html5UrlInput";
    public const string Html5DateInput = "Html5DateInput";
    public const string JqueryUIDateInput = "JqueryUIDateInput";
}

So the root of my issue is that once the UI is successfully populated with a drop down list containing values, I select one and hit the save button and I see the alert display what is in the model but the Save button is never triggered.
In the example provided from CodeProject a control has this custom ObservableControlFor after @Html, see above class HtmlExtensions.  This is what it looks like: @Html.ObservableControlFor(model => model.Name, ControlTypeConstants.TextBox) so I tried to do the same in my example but I don't know how to turn @Html.DropDownList("myList") into @Html.ObservableControlFor...  I tried the following @Html.ObservableControlFor(model => model.WorkSections, ControlTypeConstants.DropDownList) but the control is never rendered to the UI and I get the same 500 error as before.

I have tried ViewData in my @Html control but the function is expecting something like model => model.WorkSections

HTML Markup from View Source
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
<title></title>
  <link href="/Content/site.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.core.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.resizable.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.selectable.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.accordion.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.autocomplete.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.button.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.dialog.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.slider.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.tabs.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.datepicker.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.progressbar.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/themes/base/jquery.ui.theme.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
  <link href="/Content/WorkRequest.css" rel="stylesheet" />

<form>

            Work Sections:

<input id="Save" type="submit" value="Save" />
</form>

A: I think your issue may lie in these two lines of code:
data: ko.toJSON(WorkRequest.ViewModel),
contentType: 'application/json',

You should remove the contentType line and change:
data: $.param(WorkRequest.ViewModel)

The issue issue is you are trying to pass the server JSON and it by default accepts application/x-www-form-urlencoded.  contentType dictates the format passed back from the server.  dataType is what you are looking for however by default .Net MVC wants the default.
If this doesnt work it would be helpful to see the stack trace from the exception that is causing your 500 error, although I would expect the issue is that your model is not binding since your data is in the wrong format.

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Climate change is the greatest environmental threat but considering that climate change is a global issue it requires solutions on a global level. All countries of the world must be involved. However it seems difficult for the world to unify on this particularly when there has been no success on international climate talks to date. Global concern with Anthropogenic induced climate change caused by emissions of Green House Gases such as carbon dioxide, methane and others which come from burning fossil fuels and other gases are not friendly to the atmosphere.
Rich and developed countries are responsible for what is called ecological debt because they have emitted most gases in the atmosphere. Yet it is in the developing world where the poorest and most vulnerable face the greatest difficulties in adapting and mitigating the impacts of climate change. It's like the rich world owes the poor a climate debt.
Irrespective of all these situations many people living in developing countries have witnessed that climate change is a reality through higher incidences of extreme weather events and worse yet to come. Impacts of climate change can be seen in areas of agriculture, water, forestry and health.
Climate change is affecting more countries in Africa and those in the developing stage due to their poor economic stand to adapt/mitigate the impacts of climate change.
With just a week to COY/COP17 in Durban South Africa, what are the priorities? Whatever the discussions maybe, parties should consider the plight of the poor people suffering from the impacts of floods, drought, higher temperatures and many others as a result of climate change.
Saving agriculture in the context of climate change should be at the helm of the discussion.
What are the cons of renewable energy sources? Renewable energy sources are more expensive than fossil fuels especially in the developing countries. Most developing countries depend so much on coal which emits more carbon.
Parties should also work on stopping deforestation. Forests absorb large quantities of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Whatever the debate may be forest protection from deforestation and afforest ration programmes should also be at the heart of the discussion.
At the heart of discussions, parties should consider these priorities. Strategise on saving the earth and protecting it for the future.
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Q: Request.urlreferrer c# What I need is the referrer to come up on Google Analytics that the traffic came from my website as it's source. Our software down-loader is working, but we need the show the providers that we sent the user to their download portal.
Thanks,
Jason

A: You cant use the request referrer its kind of basic security issue, just like you can catch the url your users visit before the arrived to your application.
I think just like google does it ,you should redirect to url with parameters about the next url .
Now analytics will store those parameters as data which you can then filter and view your application redirect work.


Pack essentials in your carry-on including your travel documents, all prescribed medications, an extra pair of glasses or contact lenses, toiletries (in TSA-approved sizes), a set of clothes and underwear and for women, pantiliners, and, of course, a phone charger.
Another helpful tip: if you are traveling with a partner, pack some of each other's clothes. That way if only one of your suitcases is lost, then the other person will at least have some of your necessities.
Make sure your suitcase is tagged with your name and contact info – both on the outside with a name tag and your phone number / email address, as well as extra ID inside the suitcase, in case the name tag is ripped off.
If possible, take a picture of your suitcase, or at least remember the brand, size, and color, along with any other identifying markers (i.e. red ribbon tied to a handle or fun souvenir destination stickers). This tip is also helpful if your suitcase is damaged by the airlines.
Always keep your boarding pass and baggage stickers (usually found on the back of your boarding pass). You will need both when filing your luggage claim with the airlines at the luggage counter when you discover it is missing or damaged.
Once it's clear that your luggage didn't arrive at your destination, immediately head to your airline counter located near the baggage carousel. Patience is key, as lines may be long and there may be difficulty with language barriers.
Fill out a lost luggage claim and keep a copy, noting the reference, claim or file locator number. Make sure you leave behind your own contact phone number or the name and address of the hotel you will be staying in for the next few days. You will find hotel information in your final itinerary. The airline is responsible for making sure your luggage gets to you through a delivery service. In most cases, the bag is usually re-routed and forwarded on to you within a few days.
Ask if there is a local airline number you can call to follow up at the airport. Some airlines offer a tracking service online – see below.
Upon exiting the airport, notify your local guide about the problem and ask for assistance is tracking the luggage over the next day or so. S/he will be invaluable in communicating in the local language and are often familiar with airport staff.
If you are in immediate need of essentials, your guide can help you purchase some.
Keep ALL receipts of purchases in case you need to file a travel insurance claim or lost luggage claim with the airline.
If your services do not include a local guide upon arrival, your hotel may have concierge staff who can assist you.
Ask the hotel for an amenities kit which may include basic toiletries to tide you over for a day or two.
Airlines can typically track your suitcase in the system and can advise you with an estimate of its arrival. Some even will provide a website with status updates.
In many cases, if you paid a luggage fee for checked luggage, you may be entitled to a refund from the airline.


We came to see birds, and we did, but we also spied two porcupines in Lower Purgatory Creek Natural area December 6. Fourteen early-risers joined Stephen Ramirez at the Hunter Road entrance to the 700+ acre natural area. The five natural areas around San Marcos provide flood control and water quality improvements and are open to the public for specific recreational uses.
Monthly birding hikes have been led by Stephen for coming on three years. He is often ably assisted by friends Colton Robbins and Jonny Scalise when the number of birders and questions rise. All three are able to spy the elusive species and are rarely stumped with identification.
Photo and list provided by Colton Robbins.


To celebrate the end of a successful and enjoyable regular season, the coaches would like to invite the team to enjoy an afternoon at the movies! This will be on our last "Fun Day," Tuesday July 19, around 1pm at West Tower Cinemas.
Showtimes are tentative and will be updated if they change. We hope to see you there!


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The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest
by jonathan · April 25, 2011
The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest is the anticipated final chapter in the Millennium Trilogy, and would have to be one of my most anticipated DVD releases of the year, more so because I missed it at the cinemas, and had to wait that much longer to finally see it! During my wait however, all I heard from other reviewers was how disappointing it was, how it didn't live up to expectations.
What total and utter bollocks.
The film kicks off right after the ending of The Girl Who Played With Fire, with Lisbeth fighting for her life and having to undergo surgery to remove a bullet lodged in her brain. Lisbeth's half brother, the blond giant is on the run and her father is recovering from an axe to the head.
The dark forces are gathering to discredit or silence Lisbeth and lone crusader Mikael Blomkvist is in overdrive as he pours his life – and his magazine – into proving her innocence.
And this is where many of the films criticisms may stem from – and this could be considered slight spoiler country – Lisbeth doesn't have the lead role in the film per say, not like she has in previous films. In fact, she's left in a very uncomfortable place where she is reliant on others rather than being bale to rest on her own abilities. In fact the threat of brain damage and permanent disability are scarily real for her.
The thing that keeps Hornets' Nest pumping along is many fold – for one you really want to know how the trilogy is going to wrap up, but Daniel Alfredson's take on Stieg Larsson's story doesn't give you any clues. This isn't you usual, predictable Hollowood whitewash, you're open to the realisation that just about anything could happen. With Lisbeth in hospital with the police waiting to take her into custody, and the blond giant an ever present threat to Lisbeth and everyone she knows, Hornets's Nest really keeps you on the edge of your seat.
The film moves along at a cracking pace and manages to wrap up all the loose ends that you care about, ending in a manner that has some reviewers confused and wanting to be spoon fed a different ending, but one that fans of the Millennium Trilogy will totally understand and come away fulfilled.
That is, of course, fans of the film series. Now that I've seen the final film, the book that has been sitting on my bookshelf will now be devoured as I know it will tell a much more expanded version, that will not diminish the film, but complete it's firm foundation.
Reviewed by: Jonathan Read
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Toronto Youth Food Policy Council is looking for for six (6) new council members to join their team for 2015-2016!
Visit the TYFPC Website for more details and to apply!
The submission deadline is Monday July 6, 2015 at 11:59 PM EST.
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by Robert Daniels
In Harlem, under the weight of a deep history, courses a destiny of magnetic laughter and the pulses of proud people, both built by Black women. The historic neighborhood and its inhabitants have always been under threat, whether it's the extralegal justice system, dirty policing, or racism. Now its gravest hazard, afflicting other predominantly African-American neighborhoods, stretching from the South Side of Chicago to South Los Angeles, is gentrification. No one has borne the brunt of these systematic hurdles more than the recipients of misogynoir: Black women.
"Harlem," the vibrant, colorful Amazon series created by Tracy Oliver ("Girls Trip"), follows four tight-knit Black women as they soul search through dating, work-life balancing, and an omnipresent prejudice felt in the historic, but drastically changing New York City neighborhood. With a nimble flair, Oliver's series combines elements of "Girlfriends," "Sex and the City," and "Living Single" — and features sharp, fun
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Albuquerque (Új-Mexikó) közlekedése (más amerikai nagyvárosokhoz hasonlóan) igen sokrétű.

Légi közlekedés

A légi szállításért két repülőtér a felelős: az Albuquerque International Support (továbbiakban: ABQ) és a Double Eagle II. Az utóbbi kizárólag katonai- és magángépeket indít/fogad, míg az első a kereskedelmi gépek forgalmát látja el.

Az ABQ területén 4 kifutó is található, melyek közül a leghosszabb meghaladja a 4200 métert is, vagyis akár a világ legnagyobb repülőgépe (Airbus A380) is minden gond nélkül tudna landolni. 2006-ban a gépmozgások száma 192.520 volt, utasforgalma 2007-ben több, mint 6.667.000 fő volt, ami szinte megegyezik Ferihegy utasforgalmával. Az Államok vezető légitársaságai rendszeresen indítanak járatokat a nagyobb városok felé, de 1-2 diszkont-légitársaság is megtalálható. Egyetlen összefüggő terminálból áll a létesítmény, melyen 23 utashíd található; a terminál fel van osztva A és B részekre. Mindezek mellett teherforgalmat (cargo) is bonyolít: az ABX Air, a FedEx és a UPS jóvoltából.

Vasúti közlekedés

Az Amtrak Chicago - Los Angeles közötti Southwest Chief járata érinti a belvárost.

A New Mexico Rail Runner Express és a BNSF közös munkájának köszönhetően valósul meg a vasúti közlekedés túlnyomó része. A városból elérhető Sandoval, Bernallio és Valencia megyék, valamint Belen és Bernallio városok is. Várhatóan 2008 végére készül el a pálya, mely összeköti Albuquerquet Santa Fe városával.

Vízi közlekedés

A város folyója a Rio Grande, melyen a hajó forgalom alacsony. Kizárólag teherszállítás történik, s az is csak ritkán.

Közúti közlekedés

A várost érinti az I-25-ös és az I-40-es Interstate-autópályák, melyek a városközponttól keletre keresztezik egymást. Csomópontjuk a város legforgalmasabb pontja. Ezenkívül érinti még a 66-os US-autópálya is, mely a városban Central Avenue néven fut át a városon.Számos lámpával ellátott kereszteződések vannak ellátva biztonsági kamerákkal, melyek azokat az autókat figyelik, akik meghaladják a lámpa piros jelzését.

Tömegközlekedés

A város tömegközlekedését az ABQ RIDE látja el, mely kiázórlag autóbuszokat üzemeltet. A társaság jól kiépített buszhálózattal rendelkezik a városban.

Útvonalhálózat

37 vonal található a városban, melyek közül 13 mindennap, 7 hétköznap és szombat, 17 pedig csak hétköznap közlekedik. Közöttük található a város két gyorsjárata is: a 766-os és a 790-es.
 Közlekedik naponta: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, 11, 16/18, 31, 66, 141, 155, 766
 Közlekedik hétköznap és szombat: 36, 50, 51, 53, 54, 157, 790
 Közlekedik hétköznap: 6, 7, 12, 13, 34, 40, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 140, 151, 162, 222, 317

Díjszabás

*: Csak érvényes diákigazolvánnyal vehető igénybe!
**: Csak az Egyetem külön igazolásával vehető igénybe, melyet évenként be kell szerezni!

Flotta

Jelenlegi

Tervezett beszerzések

Fordítás

Források

További információk

Új-Mexikó közlekedése


Christopher Nolan, the Irish author of Under the Eye of the Clock and The Banyan Tree, died on February 20 at the age of 43.
Nolan had severe cerebral palsy from birth trauma, meaning he suffered brain damage as a result of being deprived of oxygen during birth. His book is a landmark of disability literature, and among the best memoirs I have ever read. It was published in 1987, very early on in my own exploration of disability, so it had a profound effect on me.
Here's an obituary from New Mobility magazine.
Christopher Nolan, the Irish poet and author whose autobiographical novel, Under the Eye of the Clock, became a classic in modern disability literature, died Feb. 20 at his home near Dublin. He was 43.
Born with cerebral palsy, Nolan first began to write using a headstick at age 11. At 15 he published his first book, Dam-Burst of Dreams, a collection of poems and short stories that garnered praise from critics, many of whom drew comparisons to the work of James Joyce. "My mind is like a spin-dryer at full speed, my thoughts fly around my skull while millions of beautiful words cascade down in my lap," he once told the London Observer. "Images gunfire across my consciousness and while trying to discipline them I jump in awe at the soul-filled bounty of my mind's expanse."
Under the Eye of the Clock, published in 1987, is an often-humorous account of the author's life and struggles to write, told in the third person by a narrator named Joseph Meehan. It won the prestigious Whitbread Book of the Year Award and was later adapted into a stage play, Torchlight and Lazer Beams. A second book, The Banyan Tree, was published in 1999.
Despite interest from Hollywood, Nolan refused to allow Under the Eye to be adapted into a film, fearing a big-screen treatment would be too sentimental. To one producer he wrote, "I want to highlight the creativity within the brain of a cripple, and while not attempting to hide the crippledom I want instead to filter all sob-storied sentiment from his portrait and dwell upon his life, his laughter, his vision, and his nervous normality."
The U2 song "Miracle Drug" is about Christopher Nolan; he attended high school with members of the band.


The Mets are going to hire either Brodie Van Wagenen or Chaim Bloom to be their next GM. Industry speculation pegged Doug Melvin as the favorite.
Throughout the Mets' general manager search, many around the league and even inside the organization viewed Doug Melvin as the favorite.
In this progressive era of baseball, the Mets have been reluctant to join the cause, and owner Fred Wilpon has not been won over by analytics.
The team's pool of candidates reflected this notion with only one young, analytics-oriented executive emerging in Rays senior vice president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. Several of the other known candidates were older types known for scouting.
Melvin, the former Rangers and Brewers general manager, seemed like a logical fit since he's already served in that role and fits the type of executive Wilpon likes. Wilpon enjoys talking baseball with those who have been in the game for a long time.
That's why it surprised folks around the league when the Mets cut Melvin from their list and will now hire either Bloom or CAA Baseball co-head Brodie Van Wagenen.
Both are strong choices and bring their own backgrounds to the job, and they will have to prove they can be a lead executive since neither has served in that role before. Bloom at least has worked in the Rays' front office for 14 years while Van Wagenen is an agent.
Having those two as the finalist shows that the Mets are willing to step out of their comfort zone and forge a new identity while swinging for the fences. Certain candidates were unwilling to interview for fear the Mets were set in their ways.
This isn't to say that Melvin would have been a poor choice or a knock on his credentials. He likely could have done a fine job heading the organization.
With Bloom and Van Wagenen, the Mets are hoping for the home-run hire, and may even be moving into an analytics regime.
Former general manager Sandy Alderson attempted to increase his analytics staff, but ownership did not allow him to carry more than three full-time employees.
It's hard to see how Van Wagenen and Bloom, both who use analytics, would be willing to proceed with one of the smallest analytics staffs in the sport. More is known about Bloom's affinity for analytics but Van Wagenen uses those stats to market his clients.
There is at least some speculation that the negative backlash that may have come with Melvin is a factor in the Mets' process. Ownership is very cognizant of what is written and said about them, and their perception around the league, and, perhaps unfairly to Melvin, they likely would not have been applauded had they chosen him.
NorthJersey.com and USA Today Network New Jersey recently conducted a Twitter poll in which only seven percent of the 530 voters chose Melvin. The overwhelming fan favorite is Bloom, who received 85 percent of the votes in the poll.
The Mets are far more likely to be applauded for hiring Bloom or Van Wagenen although that's not to say there isn't any risk with the two candidates.
Both would be first-time general managers, and Bloom would be transitioning from a small-market team with the Rays to one of the highest profile jobs. There is a difference in handling the media in Tampa compared to the large gathering in New York.
Beyond not having any experience as an executive, Van Wagenen would be walking into a rare situation in which he would inherit most of his clients.
Van Wagenen has already campaigned for Jacob deGrom to receive an extension, and he would have to make a call on some of his other former clients. It could create an awkward situation particularly since he has been so vocal about deGrom.
Regardless of the choice, the Mets are ready to head down a new path with a young, progressive-minded general manager who may be here for the long haul.


A flavoursome dish that works for any time of the day.
Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Add the onions and cook for 2-3mins until softened and beginning to brown.
Add the cumin, smoked paprika, chilli flakes and tomato purree. Stir and cook for another 1 minute.
Add the tinned tomatoes and spinach and stir well until the spinach has wilted.
Make 4 holes in the mixture and tip an egg into each one.
Cover and cook for approximately 3 minutes until the whites of the eggs are cooked but the yolks are still runny.
Serve with the toasted flatbread.
been on a fabulous holiday and landed myself an exciting promotion. And my weight and body issues have remained about the same.
My weight has been up and down over the past 6 months and is currently up. I'll post my stats after the dreaded post-holiday WI on Monday but as I was 12st 7.5lb before Christmas, I'll just be happy if I haven't tipped into the 13st bracket.
An incredibly simple, tasty and filling soup.
Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the onion then cover and cook gently until soft, without browning.
Add the meat and brown well.
Add the spices and tomato puree. Cook for 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
Gradually add the stock over a period of 15 minutes in order to maintain a thick consistency. When all the stock is added, cover and simmer for 30-40 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add the chickpeas then simmer for a further 5 minutes.
Stir in the pasta and simmer for 7 minutes.
Add the mint and simmer for 1 minute more.
Stir in the lemon juice and season to taste.
Serve garnished with 1/2tbsp yogurt per person.
One of the habits I've been trying to break is that of having a hot chocolate last thing at night. Although I always have a lighter option, such as Options, Cadbury Highlights of Galaxy Bubbles which come in at between 1-2 pro points, it's a habit I've been trying to break as that still equates to between 7-14 pro points over the course of the week.
However, I do enjoy having a hot drink as I unwind with my latest book. So I started to look for zero pro pointed alternatives. I've always enjoyed fruit teas but they strike me as being energizing with their zingy flavours. A friend of mine recommended that I try chamomile tea.
I wasn't sure about trying plain chamomile but I found Twinings Chamomile & Maple Sensation (£2.49 for 20). As I love maple syrup, I thought it was worth a try. I'm really glad I did as it's delicious. It has a sweet, creamy flavour with a hint of vanilla and is perfect for calming the mind in the evening.
Having enjoyed these, I next decided to try Pukka Vanilla Chai (£2.49 for 20). I love Chai Lattes and as these are caffeine free, I thought they'd be a good option. The flavour is amazing: sweet and spicy. However, I found that the spices in them acted as a stimulant (on checking the ingredients it does contain liquorice and ginger) and woke me up rather than relaxing me. I still enjoy them but I tend to heave them in the afternoon when I need a bit of an energy boost (in fact I've just had one before writing this post).
Finally, I tried Twinings Chamomile & Spiced Apple (£1.49 for 20). I was looking for another chamomile-based tea, but didn't really fancy any of the other flavours. I was a bit reluctant due to the spices and my previous late night following the Pukka Vanilla Chai. But the box said it was soothing and designed to help you relax, so I thought I'd give them a go. Although you could definitely taste the cinnamon, it was only subtle – in fact it was a bit like drinking apple pie! And I'm pleased to say that the effect was a soothing one.
I've been working my way through these over the past couple of weeks and, although I've been tempted to try other flavours, I lack space in my tea cupboard for any more at the moment but when I try some more, I'll let you know my verdict.
This is an independent review. Please click here to read my disclaimer.
A tasty twist on an otherwise plain side dish.
Put the rice into a small saucepan and crumble in the stock cube. Cover with boiling water so that the water level sits above the rice to a depth of about 1inch. Add the chopped onion, stir once and bring back to the boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer until the water has been absorbed (approx.. 10mins). Turn off the heat, cover the saucepan and leave to stand for 10mins.
Meanwhile, heat a small frying pan over a low and spray with oil. Add the sliced onions and fry stirring frequently until golden brown (add a splash of water to prevent the onions from sticking if required).
Serve the cooked rice topped with the fried onions as an accompaniment to your choice of meat and vegetables.
Top tip: Stir in frozen peas and sweetcorn at step one and add cooked pieces of chicken, pork, beef or fish before serving for a tasty main meal.


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Maybe I'll Catch Fire
2000 studio album by Alkaline Trio
Studio album by
October 1999 at Atlas Studios, Chicago
Punk rock,[1] pop punk,[2][3] emo[4]
Matt Allison, Alkaline Trio
Alkaline Trio chronology
I Lied My Face Off
(1999) Maybe I'll Catch Fire
(2000) Alkaline Trio
Maybe I'll Catch Fire is the second album by the Chicago-based punk rock band Alkaline Trio, released on March 14, 2000 through Asian Man Records. It was their final studio album for Asian Man and their last with drummer Glenn Porter, who left the band after its release and was replaced by Mike Felumlee as the band moved to Vagrant Records.
2 Track listing
Reception[edit]
Professional ratings
AllMusic [3]
LAS Magazine 8/10 [5]
Ox-Fanzine Favorable[6]
Pitchfork Media 3.2/10[7]
By August 2008, the album sold 85,000 copies.[8]
Mike DaRonco of Allmusic liked the album, but less than the band's previous effort, 1998's Goddamnit, saying that "Lyrically, Maybe I'll Catch Fire follows in the footsteps of Goddamnit, while staying true to the elaborate but emotional tone of aggressive pop-punk. Not as essential as the Trio's previous efforts, but it would be difficult for any band to follow up an album like Goddamnit".[3]
Track listing[edit]
All tracks written by Matt Skiba, Dan Andriano, and Glenn Porter.
1. "Keep 'Em Coming" 4:10
2. "Madam Me" 2:59
3. "You've Got So Far to Go" 3:14
4. "Fuck You Aurora" 4:49
5. "Sleepyhead" 3:56
6. "Maybe I'll Catch Fire" 3:07
7. "Tuck Me In" 2:39
8. "She Took Him to the Lake" 2:40
9. "5-3-10-4" 2:56
10. "Radio" 4:41
Total length: 35:16
Matt Skiba – guitar, vocals
Dan Andriano – bass, vocals
Glenn Porter – drums
Craig Ackerman – Layout Design
Brian Case – Layout Design
Heather Han – Photography
Matt Allison – Producer, engineer
John Golden – Mastering
^ "Alkaline Trio: Maybe I'll Catch Fire: Pitchfork Review". Pitchfork. Archived from the original on August 16, 2000.
^ Travis Mitchell. "Alkaline Trio: Maybe I'll Catch Fire". PopMatters.
^ a b c DaRonco, Mike. "Maybe I'll Catch Fire Review". Allmusic. Retrieved 2009-11-25.
^ Kelso Jacks (April 10, 2000). "REVIEWS". 62 (661). CMJ New Music Report: 22. ISSN 0890-0795.
^ LAS Magazine review
^ Hiller, Joachim (June–August 2000). "Reviews: Alkaline Trio / Maybe I'll Catch Fire CD". Ox-Fanzine (in German). Retrieved May 26, 2019.
^ "Alkaline Trio: Maybe I'll Catch Fire: Pitchfork Review". 16 August 2000. Archived from the original on 16 August 2000. Retrieved 2 October 2016. CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link)
^ Caulfield, Keith (August 1, 2008). "Ask Billboard: Robin Sparkles, Garbage, Alkaline Trio, Bayside". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Archived from the original on May 16, 2016. Retrieved January 30, 2018.
Maybe I'll Catch Fire at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed)
Dan Andriano
Derek Grant
Rob Doran
Glenn Porter
Mike Felumlee
Pete Parada
Atom Willard
Jarrod Alexander
Goddamnit
From Here to Infirmary
Agony & Irony
This Addiction
My Shame Is True
Is This Thing Cursed?
Compilation albums
Damnesia
For Your Lungs Only
Broken Wing
Split albums
Alkaline Trio / Hot Water Music
BYO Split Series Volume V
"Sundials"
Alkaline Trio / Blue Meanies
"Stupid Kid"
"Private Eye"
"Hell Yes"
"We've Had Enough"
"All on Black"
"Time to Waste"
"Mercy Me"
"Burn"
Alkaline Trio / Smoking Popes
"Help Me"
"Love Love, Kiss Kiss"
"This Addiction"
"I Wanna Be a Warhol"
"Blackbird"
"Is This Thing Cursed?"
Johann's Face Records
BYO Records
V2 Records
Heavens
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Alkaline Trio albums
Asian Man Records albums
Albums produced by Matt Allison (record producer)


Sweeping proposals to weaken the incoming governor and attorney general in Wisconsin have been advanced to the full Legislature for approval.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker is signaling support for lame-duck legislation that would shift Wisconsin's 2020 presidential primary date and weaken powers of the incoming Democratic governor and attorney general.
The bills would move the 2020 presidential primary date, limit the governor's power to put in place rules enacting state laws and weaken powers of the attorney general.
The health care groups say the changes proposed were "far too complex for the expedited timetable" and could have unintended consequences.
Wisconsin Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says there aren't enough votes in the Senate to approve every proposal being offered in the lame-duck legislative session, but he wouldn't say that any of them are dead.
Most of the state's county election clerks are opposed to the primary date change, citing the $7 million cost and logistical difficulties.
But Fitzgerald says he's not willing to say whether there are enough votes to do it.
A sweeping package of GOP lame-duck legislation up for votes Tuesday includes a plan to move the primary from April to March. The move is designed to ensure that conservative state Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly doesn't face a Democratic wave when he comes up for re-election in April. State elections workers would have to run three elections in three months.
The commission unanimously adopted a motion Monday to send written testimony to legislators saying the move would create multiple conflicts, be "extraordinarily difficult" and may not be feasible. The testimony goes on to state the commission is concerned about costs and complains that the legislation provides no additional funding.
Members of the Legislature's budget committee spoke to reporters Monday ahead of a public hearing on the package of proposals. The bills give outgoing Republican Gov. Scott Walker one last chance to enact laws before he's replaced by Democratic Gov.-elect Tony Evers.
One Wisconsin Executive Director Scot Ross said Monday the Republican measure shows the GOP "refuse to accept the results of the 2018 elections" after losing six statewide races, including the contest for governor.
The GOP has introduced sweeping lame-duck legislation that would weaken the governor and attorney general's offices. The bills also would shift the 2020 presidential primary from April to March to protect conservative Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly from a potential Democratic wave in April.
The move would create three elections in three months. Clerks say it's logistically impossible and would cost at least $7 million.
Democratic Gov.-elect Tony Evers is decrying the lame-duck session, calling it an attempt to invalidate the results of November's election.


The Diavel handlebar shape and position leave the rider comfortable and in full command. Wide, tapered section aluminium bars with sleek new mounting clamps provide a clean and minimalist set-up, while stylish, aluminium mirrors deliver a generous view to the rear.
Switchgear is Ducati's latest, minimalist design, with slim-line bodies housing easy-to-use switches and buttons and a unique weapons-like "trigger catch" that slides down to cover the starter button when the kill-switch is engaged. The turn indicator cancelling button doubles as a scroll-and-select for fast and easy Riding Mode changes, while switches above and below serve to navigate the high-resolution display control panel.
Enjoy the convenience of specially designed accessories to accompany you on longer distance trips. Built to provide the best in terms of comfort and ergonomics, the items included will transform your Diavel into the ideal touring motorcycle making each trip another milestone along the road to riding pleasure.
The package contains a set of side panniers for ample storage, a back rest kit for added comfort and a specially designed Plexiglas windshield.
Riding Modes, Power Modes, Ducati Safety Pack (ABS + DTC), RbW, Hands-Free, full-LED headlight, front turnsignals with guidelights.


Ricky shares assembly tips for making a baby bunting quilt based on an antique quilt. He also shows how contemporary it can be using design variations.
Click here for downloadable pattern.
Alex and Ricky welcome back Katie Fowler to discuss what she has been up to since her last visit (Show 1807). Katie has fallen in love with the Mandala designs and taken that love of coloring that so many find enjoyable to a whole new level…coloring on fabric. She also discusses how as an artist, it is so important to be true to yourself and to embrace who you are.
Katie's easy to use color wheel tool is a handy way to audition color combinations for any of your artwork. She shares examples of completed colored drawings that feature various color combinations. Then it's on to the fun of using pre-printed Mandala color fabric sheets. The quilt block based designs allow you to color, heat set, and use as any other printed fabric. Katie shares tips for achieving the best results.
Katie shares a program for creating your own Mandala designs. Don't like to bind your work? Katie has three fast finishing techniques that you will just love. Options for what you can do with a finished colored Mandala coloring sheet are also shared.
YouTube changed their approach and now iPads do not have the full screen icon. HOWEVER, all you have to do is to finger swipe the screen bigger and that works fine. We are sorry they changed, but YouTube has been a very reliable platform and we need to stick with them for that reliability.
For the last several shows I have been unable to watch in full screen mode. It tells me my browser doesn't support full screen. What changed? I always watch on my IPad in full screen.
Just so I understand the process correctly. I find an image of outlines only and bring that into the software. Once I have am ready to print, I print directly onto the fabric with the paper on the back. Paint, peel off the paper and then heat set. Is this correct? Do you recommend a brand for printing the design onto?
Are the paper backed sheets available for purchase? I am looking for plain ones that I can print or if you can tell me where to purchase that would be awesome.
in the show when showing the color wheel there was also some note cards shown that you could take to the store with you. Are they some you made just for yourself or are they available for sale?
Hi All! Thanks for the comments. I'll address a few general questions here.
Kreator. I have not used this program so all I can share is the name.
The Inktense Pencils are permanent after they dry from the aloe. The moisture causes the pigment to be ink. I always heat set everything as a general rule BUT!! BE SURE TO REMOVE THE PAPER BEFORE YOU HEAT SET, otherwise you'll be removing paper with tweezers (ask me how I know that).
To load your own image onto Scopeworks: 1) open the program 2) click on FILE 3) choose OPEN or LOAD NEW IMAGE FOR KALEIDOSCOPE 4) choose an image from your computer. Doodles and line drawings work great! I scan them and use them all the time.
Thank you for the great feedback! Create ON!!
I have a couple of questions regarding the mandalas...firs t, are they cut out and then fused onto the quilts, and if so, then, are they stitched down? Or are the square pieces of fabric containing the mandalas completely colored and then used as a whole, and pieced? Second...are the quilts washable? Do you need to use a fabric medium over the watercolor to make them permanent? Thanks!
Like rehak, the last few shows have been in YouTube but this one is in Vimeo. The key functionality difference for me is the ability to use Chromecast from a tablet to watch. Prefer YouTube for this reason mainly.
loved the show and purchased the Scope Works app but are there any references available to learn how to use it, i.e. adding your own foto or line drawing?
About 35 years ago my mentor, Jean Ray Laury (an amazing quilter, teacher, and artist), told me there were two types of artists, a project artist: one who completes a project before going on to the next one, and a process artist: one who is most interested in the process of making something. Katie is my kind of artist. It's all about the process. WONDERFUL SHOW!


To find hotels near MCAL Lopez airport, paste in search form the name of the city of (Concepcion), then select the dates of Check In and Check Out, select the number of guests and click Search.
CIO airport Concepcion transcript or CIO which airport?
The name of the airport: MCAL Lopez. The airport is located in the country: Colombia. The city location of the airport in Concepcion. IATA airport code MCAL Lopez: CIO. The IATA airport code is a 3 letter unique identifier, assigned airports world International air transport Association (IATA). ICAO airport code MCAL Lopez: SBGR. The ICAO airport code is a 4 letter unique identifier that is assigned to the airports by the International civil aviation organization (ICAO).
The geographic coordinates of the airport MCAL Lopez.
The latitude at which the airport is located: 4.066666666667, the longitude of airport: -73.733333333333. Geographic coordinates of latitude and longitude define the position of the airport on the earth's surface. The airport is located in the time zone: -5.0 GMT. The airline always indicates local time of departure and arrival airport according to the time zones.


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The University of Maine at Presque Isle will host a Winter Weather Sky Clue & Safety Workshop with WAGM Meteorologist Ted Shapiro on Wednesday, Jan. 23 from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. in the Campus Center. Campus and community members of all ages are invited to attend this free event.
Shapiro will be covering everything from "snow storms to ice storms to blizzards… oh my!" and he'll help you make sense of the watches, warnings, and advisories that are frequently issued. He will also show you how to recognize easy-to-spot sky clues that tell you a winter storm may be on the way.
Northern Maine experiences a wide range of winter weather each and every year. Shapiro said it's important to know the signs of approaching inclement weather and how to be prepared for it.
Ted Shapiro was born and raised near Washington, D.C. He has served as Chief Meteorologist at WAGM-TV in Presque Isle since 2006. He also teaches a field course in weather observation at UMPI.
The snow date for this weather workshop is Thursday, Jan. 24, same time and location. For more information about this free event, please contact UMPI's Community and Media Relations Office at 768-9452.


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Michael And Queen Collaboration Released
A previously unreleased duet between Michael and Freddie Mercury called 'There Must Be More To Life Than This' will be released on a Queen album this November.
2nd Single: 'A Place With No Name'
L.A. Reid, the executive producer of Michael Jackson's posthumous album 'Xscape', has said that the second single to be released will be 'A Place With No Name'.
New Album – 'Xscape'
A new album on unreleased material from Michael Jackson has been announced. The album Xscape will be released on 13th May and have 8 never-before heard tracks.
What Album Release Would You Like In 2014
In 2010 we had an album of unreleased songs. In 2011 the remixed Immortal album and in 2012 the Bad 25 Anniversary edition. What do you want to hear this year?
Purchase 'Bad 25' Documentary
Michaeljackson.com now has the full version of Spike Lee's 'Bad 25' Documentary available to buy on DVD & Blu-ray. It is priced at £10.99 & £14.99 respectively.
Murray's Release Date
Conrad Murray has been granted early release from prison and will leave LA County Jail in three months time, having served less than half of his four-year sentence.
Jackson Five Cartoon DVD
For the first time ever on DVD, the complete Jackson Five cartoon series will be released tomorrow on NTSC in America.
WBSS 2008 Out Now!
From today you can download 'Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 2008′, the new Michael Jackson track featuring Akon from the 'Thriller 25'.
WBSS Press Release
Sony BMG have released a Press Release, ahead of the forthcoming single 'Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 2008' from 'Thriller 25'.
WBSS UK Single Release
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Home Interviews Rachel Cliff interview: school, moving up in distance and west to Vancouver
Rachel Cliff interview: school, moving up in distance and west to Vancouver
Rachel Cliff at Canadian Cross Country Championships at Jericho Beach in Vancouver. Photo credit: Christopher Kelsall/Athletics Illustrated
© Copyright – 2012 – Athletics Illustrated
Twenty-four-year-old Rachel Cliff of Vancouver, BC is a runner who competes primarily in the 1500m and 5000m distances. She is the 2011 Canadian Inter-university Sport (CIS) national champion in both the 1500m and 3000m events. Cliff competed for the University of Guelph Gryphons.
Cliff raced a very competitive 2012 cross-country season where she finished second at the (BC) provincial championships and fourth in the national championships against a strong field that included first-time national champion, Megan Brown, as well as Kate Harrison and Natasha Wodak.
Cliff competed in the 35th IAAF World Cross Country Championships that took place in Mombasa, Kenya in 2007, finishing in 51st position.
Personal bests:
1500m – 4:18.45
5000m – 16:07.94
Christopher Kelsall: Regarding your move back to Vancouver, are you continuing to attend school after your five years in Guelph?
Rachel Cliff: Yes, I moved back to Vancouver this August and I've started my masters in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene at UBC. It's a pretty obscure degree — my undergrad was in Toxicology, and the simplest way to explain Environmental Hygiene is that it's an applied, public health-focussed toxicology. The program's aim is to make the environment and workplaces as safe and "clean" as reasonably possible. It can be stressful to manage all the work and training, but in general, I really enjoy the program and having that balance in my life.
CK: Sounds like a great career for someone with a touch of obsessive-compulsive disorder and a type-A personality. Any hint of that within you?
RC: Ha-ha, yeah maybe! But actually, I'm totally disorganized and sometimes scatter-brained, somehow I get it done.
CK: Will you continue to focus on the 1500m distance?
RC: I'm undecided. When I started track I was actually a 3k/5k runner and then I began improving on and preferring the 1500m. I do think I'll focus on the 5000m eventually, I've always felt that I'm more of a distance runner than a 1500m one, but I really need to get my head around racing the longer distances on the track. I also think it's important for athletes to have variety in the races they compete in, and improving my 1500 would certainly help my 5k. My plan this season is to run both events and then decide where I'm at.
CK: What does a typical training week look like at this time of year?
RC: I've just come off a month of base training. So I was doing two weight sessions, two longer-tempo workouts, one very long run, and overall high mileage each week. But with NACAC coming up so soon I'll start moving to the track and doing three workouts a week!
CK: Do you and Chris (Winter) get to run together much?
RC: We would… but he just can't keep up.
In all seriousness, because we're on different plans and have busy schedules it doesn't line up that much, but we do when it makes sense. Even if it's just an off-day run or a morning shake-out it's really nice to go together.
CK: How did your Canadian Cross Country Championships race play out? Was finishing fourth within your expectations?
RC: I went out conservative for the first lap, which was the plan. Seven kilometres is a step up — CIS cross was only 5k and that's where most of my experience is from — so I didn't want to regret starting too quick, especially with the mud. I was at the back of the chase pack after the first lap and as I continued to feel strong I was able to move up. With two kms to go, I realized I was solidly in the top five and therefore would automatically qualify for the NACAC/World Cross Country team, that was a great feeling.
My goal was top five, which I thought was realistic but would be challenging. So I would say fourth place was "within expectations" however, definitely the higher end of my goal. All things considered, it was one of the best races I've had in a couple of years so I was pretty happy.
CK: What are your goals for 2013?
RC: At the base, I just hope to have a great season, travel a bit, and enjoy it, which I'm sure is what every athlete wants. I've been running very consistent times for three years now, which I know is part of the sport, but it does get frustrating. It would be nice to finally improve on those. The only "analytical" goal I have is to qualify for the World University Games this summer, in either the 1500 or the 5000. Last time round, I was very close to making it and this will be my last year of being eligible.
Chris Winter
Rachel Cliff
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Q: Control filename stored in tar archive I want to make a tar archive containing various files scattered around the filesystem:
$ tar czvf outfile.tar.gz /some/file /some/other/filename

This creates the archive successfully, but when I extract it, the files are still in a directory tree matching the original locations:
$ tar xvf outfile.tar.gz
some/file
some/other/filename

I'd like to have them both extracted to the current directory, such that file and filename are created on their own.
I can do this at extract time using --transform, e.g.:
$ tar xvf outfile.tar.gz --transform=s,.*/,,

This does what I want, but it's a bit annoying to have to use an obscure option at extract-time, makes it more difficult to send to others, and so forth.
I could do it at create-time like this:
$ cd tmpdir
$ cp /some/file /some/other/filename .
$ tar czvf outfile.tar.gz *

But that seems a bit heavyweight, especially if there are large files or a lot of them.
Is there any way to control the filenames that tar stores at create-time directly?

A: Doesn't --transform work when creating the archive, then? It seems to work on my GNU tar 1.27.1:
$ tar czf out.tar.gz some/foo some/other/bar --transform=s,.*/,,
$ tar tzf out.tar.gz
foo
bar

If it doesn't work, another possibility would be to make links to the files in the current directory (as you did with cp, but with ln):
$ ln /some/foo /some/other/bar .
$ tar czf out.tar.gz foo bar

A: There is a very useful tool named tardy that can be used to edit tar files:
tardy -Remove_Prefix 55 outfile.tar.gz transformed.tar.gz

Here 55 is an arbitrary number larger than the maximum depth of all directories in outfile.tar.gz.  -Remove_Prefix 55 tells tardy to remove (at most) 55 leading directories from filenames.