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Q: jquery .load() returns nothing if the string has a whitespace I have a problem with jquery function .load()
I want to get the value from input field in php, but if you enter a whitespace in the field get nothing
here is my short code
html
 <!DOCTYPE html>

            <input type="text" onkeyup="$('#result').load('test.php?str='+$(this).val()).hide().fadeIn();" />

and test.php
<?php
echo $_GET[str];

A: If you have whitespace in that string, the latter chunk is treated as a selector for the returned HTML. If the selector doesn't match anything, nothing is returned.
You need to encode your parameter with encodeURIComponent(). This will ensure it won't end up with literal spaces, as they'll be encoded with %20.

A: You should use encodeURIComponent on $(this).val().

A: Write your javascript separatly
$('input[type=text]').keyup(function() {
    $('#result').load('test.php?str=' + encodeURIComponent($.trim($(this).val())) ).hide().fadeIn();
});

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Thirsting for clean water
Tony Magliano
Posted Friday, March 21, 2014 12:00 am
We turn on our faucets and out comes water — clean, refreshing, plentiful, life-sustaining water. But we rarely give it a thought. We just tend to take for granted that it will always be there. We even forget to thank God — the well-spring of life.
But for 768 million fellow human beings, clean plentiful water is a distant dream, cites the United Nations. For them, the water they drink, cook with and bath in, is polluted and often disease ridden, and must be carried long distances in many cases.
According to figures released by the United Nations Children's Fund in 2013, lack of access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene is a leading cause of death from diarrhea in children under five, amounting to approximately 1,400 children dying each day.
For those of us who have nice bathrooms, we simply flush the toilet, and that's that. But according to the U.N., approximately 2.5 billion people do not have access to toilets or even latrines.
March 22 is World Water Day, a time dedicated by the United Nations to learn about the extreme importance of protecting this priceless gift from God and to motivate us to work for that day when every single person has access to adequate safe water and sanitation.
According to Catholic Relief Services (CRS), in the war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo, communities often use rivers as a drinking fountain, swimming pool, laundry and public toilet. Yet, every day, women fill old fuel cans with the contaminated water and take it back to their families. But with the help of kind-hearted donors families in an eastern Congo village are healthier because they are now able to sanitize the water they collect.
According to CRS, this legislation is designed to help ensure that many of the world's poorest and most vulnerable human beings receive the clean water they need in a sustainable, equitable and conflict-free way.
Since there is no similar bill in the Senate, it would be helpful to contact your two U.S. senators asking them to introduce a companion bill to H.R. 2901.
While the U.S. is by some standards the richest nation on earth, there are many of its residents who lack easily accessible clean water and sanitation.
I once worked at a parish in western Maryland — part of Appalachia — where I became familiar with people who lived in shacks with no indoor plumbing. They would have to haul water from mountain springs. And some folks did not even have outhouses.
To provide help in your area, consider connecting with Habitat for Humanity.
A little reminder: During Lent we are called to improve our prayer life, fasting and almsgiving.
If we pray, fast, give and work to ensure that everyone has access to adequate safe water and sanitation, when we stand before the Lord Jesus we will rejoice in hearing him say to us, "I was thirsty and you gave me drink. … Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me."
Tony Magliano is an internationally syndicated social justice and peace columnist.
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Maybe everyone needs some practice? Controlled chaos, need I say more? Ask students to stand in groups according to their predictions: those who think their arm span is greater than, less than, or equal to their height. Time goes off, one row of students switch. The player with the highest total wins. But there is a lot of opportunity for differentiation and confidence building! Math Tic-Tac-Toe Pair students to compete against one another while practicing different math skills in this take on tic-tac-toe. Math Review Game: Speed Dating What is Speed Dating? Each student who has a card that has 42 on it, places a bingo coin on that number or at least they should.
Scavenger hunts are my go to math review activity. First, put together a list of questions related to a skill. You'll need to construct or reproduce the included game boards and have playing cards and dice handy. Hours of fun for students and they will actually want to know their vocabulary words too. Incorporate this fun sport into your lessons to engage your students and make learning fun. Grades: 5—12 Cost: Free Another resource to help students build fact fluency.
As their teacher, I use them to assess the students' learning and to differentiate. This signals the two students write a number of their choice on the board. This paper and pencil game works well in second to fifth grade classrooms and can be played by teams of students like boys against girls or in pairs. The third student then says the sum or product of the two numbers. Grades: 3—11 Cost: Free Organized by grade or subject, your students can play math games and get homework help. What are your go-to math review games? Maze Game Benefit: The maze game is a fun way to practice math problems. This activity may be a bit time-consuming the first couple of times you try it, but it will go faster as students memorize the facts.
Focus on specific skills, target interventions, and make assessment easy. Although the recommended age ranges fall between grades 1 and 8, you can certainly modify the content for different skill levels and use them for struggling students in higher grades. Each set is perfect for centers, early finishers, or as a class reward incentive! Print checkerboard and off you go! We hold these truths to be self-evident, that kids need to move around, and creating opportunities to move during math class can pay off in spades. Since each partner is an expert at their own problem, students should be able to help each other if needed. Challenge the kids to go as quickly and seamlessly as possible. They can act as customizable entry and exit tickets, as well as mid-class activities. Just like there are many , there are online and offline games suited for this job.
Three minutes left in class, quickly get challenge going. It might be impossible for everyone to get in a group every time, but each new number gives everyone another chance. Best Math Websites — Comprehensive Math Programs These websites provide standards-based math curricula, practice activities and games, assessment tools and instructive insights, and professional development. Just be sure to group students at a similar skill level. These cool games are designed to help you understand and work fractions in an engaging way. Age Range: 2nd — 6th Grades 11. I tried Speed Dating with my students once this past year and the kids loved it! I use them for stations.
Chances are that your students were brought up in cozy elementary classrooms surrounded by colorful walls filled with theme-based decorations. Age Range: 3rd — 8th Grades 4. Seat them in a row and give them a more challenging set of cards. On the 4th down, the team may choose to try for a 1st down, punt 40 yards , or attempt a field goal must be at least on the 40 yard line. Students immediately know if they have the correct answer or not and can rework it before moving on. I made up about 40 cards and laminated them, so they last forever.
It looks a lot like The Family Feud. Hopscotch Math Set up a hopscotch grid with a calculator layout. Let your students practice important math concepts by playing these cool games. Give one of them a ball and a math challenge that requires a list of responses, such as counting by twos or naming shapes that have right angles. The cards are placed in a discard pile. The caller then states the sum for younger students or product 3rd-5th of the two numbers. Continue for five minutes and record the sum.
Students also have a fascination for solving problems with their fingers. . Have groups report their results. It even offers challenges in Spanish. Grades: 9—12 Cost: Free Use hip-hop to teach math! Overall, I love using scavenger hunts and my students did too. Pull from these and math memes and cartoons to post at the beginning of every lesson.
No matter whether you teach Primary Division Kindergarten to 3rd Grade or Junior Division 4th Grade to 6th Grade , all your students will love these classroom math games!! Students will solve the problem on their own paper. Test this statistic by having students stand in a circle and toss an inflatable globe to one another. To start, pair students together and give them each a deck of cards. With older kids, you can include the square root symbol and negative integer sign. These games are designed to reinforce important math vocabulary terms and definitions for K-8 math content. Teacher chooses how much time each player has to answer, the level of difficulty, and the type of math problem.


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Michael Richter (* 20. Juli 1978 in Ost-Berlin) ist ein deutscher Schachspieler und -trainer. Er ist seit 2005 Gründer und Inhaber der "Schachschule Berlin" am Olivaer Platz. Seit 2005 ist er offizieller FIDE-Trainer und seit 2015 Großmeister.

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Seine ersten schachlichen Schritte machte er in der Schachsektion der SG NARVA Berlin, bei der Jugendleiter Ronald Hübner von 1986 bis 1991 sein Trainer war. Um sich schachlich weiterzuentwickeln, wechselte er 1991 zu den Schachfreunden Neukölln. Im gleichen Jahr erreichte er bei der Deutschen Jugend-Einzelmeisterschaft U13 in Neumünster einen vierten Platz. Im Jahre 1993 wiederholte er diese Platzierung bei der Deutschen Meisterschaft der 15-Jährigen in Berlin. 1994 war er Berliner Meister in der U20, ein Jahr später in der U17. 1996 gewann er in Schöneck/Vogtl. die Internationale Deutsche Jugendmeisterschaft. In der deutschen Schachbundesliga spielte er zum ersten Mal in der Saison 1997/98 mit dem SV Empor Berlin. Ab Juli 1998 spielte er für den SK Zehlendorf, unter anderem in der Saison 2005/06 in der 1. Bundesliga. Von 2006 bis 2009 spielte er in der Schachbundesliga mit dem SC Kreuzberg. Seit 2011 ist Richter Mitglied des SK König Tegel, für den er in den Saisons 2011/12, 2013/14 und 2016/17 in der 1. Bundesliga spielte. In der norwegischen Eliteserien, spielte er in den Saisons 2006/07 und 2008/09 für die Trondheim Sjakkforening.

Michael Richter trägt seit 1999 den Titel Internationaler Meister. Die Normen hierfür erzielte er 1997 in Bled, sowie 1998 beim A-Open der 26. Dortmunder Schachtage und beim Berliner Sommer. Eine Großmeister-Norm erfüllte er in der 2. Bundesliga Nord in der Saison 2002/03, in der er unter anderem gegen Henrik Danielsen, Konstantin Sakajew und Felix Levin gewann sowie gegen Robert Rabiega, Frank Lamprecht und Piotr Murdzia remis spielte. Nachdem er im August 2010 bei einem Turnier in Barcelona und im April 2014 beim 14. Norderstedter Osterturnier weitere GM-Normen erfüllte und im November 2014 erstmals die erforderliche Elo-Zahl von 2500 überschritt, wurde ihm 2015 der Großmeister-Titel verliehen.

Seit 2005 betreibt Michael Richter in Berlin eine Schachschule, in der er Training vor allem für Kinder und Jugendliche anbietet. Als Verein Schachpinguine Berlin nehmen die von ihm trainierten Jugendlichen auch an Wettkämpfen teil.

Veröffentlichungen

 Geheimnisse der Planfindung. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2012, ISBN 978-3-86681-241-3.
 Geheimnisse der Variantenberechnung. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2012, ISBN 978-3-86681-318-2.
 Fritztrainer Strategie – Erfolgsstrategien Band 1: Offene Linien. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-86681-389-2.
 Fritztrainer Strategie – Erfolgsstrategien Band 2: Felderschwächen. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2014, ISBN 978-3-86681-445-5.
 Fritztrainer Strategie – Erfolgsstrategien Band 3: Planfindung & Variantenberechnung. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2018, ISBN 978-3-86681-656-5.
 Italienisch Powerbook 2018. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2018.
 Najdorf Powerbook 2018. ChessBase DVD, Hamburg 2018.

Weblinks

 Website der "Schachschule Berlin"

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Schachspieler (Deutschland)
Schachspieler
Schachspieler (SV Empor Berlin)
Schachspieler (Schachfreunde Berlin)
Schachspieler (SC Kreuzberg)
Schachspieler (König Tegel)
Schachspieler (SK Zehlendorf)
Deutscher
Geboren 1978
Mann

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James Andrew Robbie FRSE FGS (1910–1977) was a 20th century Scottish geologist. He was President of the Edinburgh Geological Society 1971 to 1973.

Life
He was born in Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire in 1910. He studied Science at Aberdeen University graduating BSc in 1934. In 1935 he was appointed an official Geologist with HM Geological Survey. In the Second World War he served in the Royal Engineers.

In 1968 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His proposers were George Hoole Mitchell, James Phemister, Thomas Phemister, James Ernest Richey, Frederick Henry Stewart, and Archibald Gordon MacGregor. He served as Vice President to the Society 1975 to 1977. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1931. He was President of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society 1934/5.

In 1959 he was promoted to District Geologist for the Northern Ireland section. He then served as President of the Belfast Geologists Society. In 1967 he left HM Geological Survey to take on the role of Director of the Institute of Geological Sciences in Edinburgh.

He died on 19 May 1977.

Publications
Geology of the Country around Dungannon (1961)
Geology of the Country around Ballycastle (1966)

References

1910 births
1977 deaths
Alumni of the University of Aberdeen
Scottish geologists
Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh


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Talking about her early life and childhood days, Behati Prinsloo was born on May 16, 1989, in Grootfontein, South-West Africa which is known as Namibia, as a daughter to Boet and Magda. Boet is a church minister whereas Magda runs bread and breakfast. She grew up in Namibia speaking Afrikaans and completed her high school education from the local school where she was taught in English. Prinsloo went to South Africa during the holiday while she was just 16 years and that holiday turned out to be her point of success in life. During her visit in Cape Town, she was noticed by Sarah Doukas, Storm Model Management founder.
"The beach is definitely where I feel most at home. It's my oxygen. I forget how much I need it sometimes when I'm away working."
Behati Prinsloo's career in modeling began after she was discovered by Sarah Doukas. Since then she has made her appearance in various fashion shows for Chanel, Prada, Shiatzy Chen and Miu Miu. She has also walked in stages for Alexander McQueen, Lacoste, Zac Posen and Louis Vuittom. Similarly, she has made her appearance on the cover of various magazines such as The Daily Telegraph magazine, Vouge, Ellie Velvet, i-D magazine, and GQ. She also involved herself in various ad campaigns including Victoria's secret, Adore, Chanel, H&M, Kurt Geiger and Stefanel. She has also made her appearances on commercials of Marc by Marc Jacobs, Seafolly, Nins Ricci and DKNY Jeans. Her other ad campaigns include Vogue Italia, Love Magazine, Vouge Japan, Interview Magazine and other many editorials.
Behati Prinsloo was ranked 12th on the Top Sexiest Models list of model.com. During summer 2012, she was announced as the face of swimwear brand Seafolly. She has also worked with Pepe Jeans as the face for Spring/Summer 2014. Besides modeling for various brands, she has also made her appearance in a music video by The Virgins. She also guests starred on Ha'awe Make Loa. She was aired on the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on December 4, 2012.
Talking about Behati Prinsloo's personal life, this hot and sexy model is currently married to Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine with whom she tied the knot in 2014 after dating several years. Prinsloo has perfect body figure which is the main reason behind her success. Her photos in Binki which can be seen everywhere on the internet are quite hard to resist. This beautiful model has a height of 5'11'' Being associated with the top class brand in fashion she has made net worth of $3million. To get hot and sexy photos of this highly rated model you can visit her official website and social networking profiles.
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Adventus: "Only the BEST people!"
Too much Diet Coke in his diet?
Trump has succeeded by bullying, not by intelligence. He hires stupid lawyers who terrorize people into submission (there is evidence Ms. Daniels was steered toward a Trump associated lawyer, and probably didn't have a lawyer of her own when this agreement was presented to her.). He was literally born on third base and thinks he hit a triple; hell, he thinks he's the winner of the World Series, and its owner at the same time.
The revelation is that corporate America is built less on a formal system of laws and rules and norms than on an elaborate and expensive set of mechanisms for getting around that formal system.
That's the conclusion, or maybe more accurately the thesis, of an article by Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern. It sticks out because it's a sentence that could only be written by lawyers with no legal experience whatsoever. I never practiced law beyond the confines of a small law firm or two in Austin, Texas, but even I learned from that experience that this is how businesses do business, and why they pay lawyers to help them do that business. It's not cynicism to say that anybody who claims a knowledge of the law and doesn't know that business (not just corporate business) in America is run on "an elaborate and expensive set of mechanisms for getting around the formal system" is hopelessly naive, or has simply never worked on a contract matter or tried a contract dispute in court.
In New York Real Estate Land, Multiple Divorce Land, and Repeated Bankruptcy Land, one can string together a lifetime's worth of mandatory arbitration clauses, nondisclosure agreements, prenups, and frivolous lawsuits. The only legal system Trump can comprehend—and the only legal system the Cohens and the Kasowitzes are good at navigating—is one that consists entirely of loopholes and workarounds. That system, which runs on threats and intimidation and huge sums of cash, has made a lot of men who look and sound like Donald Trump obscenely wealthy. It is, like it or lump it, the American way.
And the only reason Stormy Daniels is talking to Anderson Cooper now is because she finally hired a real lawyer, rather than being intimidated by Trump's money. After her, who will be intimidated by Trump's money? A vanishingly small number of people, I'll wager.
This is not going to end the way Trump wants it to. The rule of law, in some form or fashion, will prevail over bluster and braggadocio. If it ends up being a civics lesson for the nation, that's just lagniappe. Although I thought Nixon was going to be a civics lesson, too, so, there's that.


I've tried a few times today to do a new post with pictures from FNWF.
I even completely shut down broadband and computer and started over.
cream cones and sprinkles. Maybe someday you can see them too.
Now thats a description! LOL! Did you try a different browser?
I couldnt upload photos to blogger either and Maria put me onto windows live writer, its brilliant and so much easier to edit your posts.


Discussion in 'Lizardmen & Saurian Ancients Tactics' started by ZaGreekie, Sep 23, 2013.
3) Next is what I like to call the Jackhammer! If you can get 2 or 3 combats lines up in a row, then you can get the Carno to charge one of the flanks, then you have yourself the most beautiful thing aboutto happen. as it's your combat you decide where to start, so Start with the unit on the flank that the Carno charged, theoretically with a Carno in the flank you should be able to make him break, and most likely with thunder stop the Carno will have done the most wounds and it will flee over into the next unit, now you pursue with your Carno, and hit the next unit, WHICH YOU HAVE NOT DONE THE COMBAT FOR! This means that the Carno will attack a SECOND TIME in the next combat and if you set it up PERFECTLY then you will massacre the second unit and run into the third! And attack a third time.
=> Thank you to you and to everyone making these great articles. They are very inspiring, especially since I have no plans at all to include a Slann or any Salamanders.
One thing - The BRB specifies that you only get one overrun and one bonus combat, so you are limited to "only" obliterating a total of two combats.
So I've been thinking on how to protect a Carno. How about you let the Carno join a unit of Cold Ones. I'm not sure if this is legal though?
In any case, if he can join a unit of CoC of at least 5 models then he should have protection against at least one Bolt thrower shot. Those Bolt throwers can be pretty nasty for a Carno with the no armour save allowed. In return, the Carno can protect the CoC unit when it falls below 5 rank and file. Due to randomisation it is possible for shots to hit the higer T Carno / Character that has a better possibility of surviving the shot.
Black is the enemy unit with its forward arc, blue is the CoC unit and red would be the Carno. If the Carno charges the enemy unit it would end up in the flank, while the CoC can then choose to charge in the front (depends on what kind of block we are talking about). If the enemy would fail the terror test than perhaps the CoC can perform a charge and basically force another flee reaction.
The downsides of this is still that the CoC can die pretty fast to warmachines and that the Carno does not get a LoS roll for cannons and stone throwers.
U reckon this might possibly work? Maybe some pple will see the CoC + Carno as one unit and expect it to charge as one.
6) This is personally how i love to play, a lot of people think its useless, but now with our Rippers, having a 18" BSB and leadership bubble for your frenzy tests IS YOUR FRIEND! Do not under estimate how much area you can cover with a 18" bubble, and with M7 you can easily boost the leadership or give BSB support anywhere on the table easily.
Carnosaurs aren't large targets, so the bubble is the normal 12" :/, which means it would generally be a better idea not to put your BSB and general on carnosaurs.
Re-reading this tactica has prompted me to drop $70 on ebay for the old Kroq-Gar model to use as a Scar Vet in my army. Next up I'll get a new carno for an Oldblood!
I wish Trogladons were good too, then I'd run 3 giant predators without hesitation. Hell I probably will anyway just because I can!
Kudos to you for the write-up and congrats on your tournament! It's a shame the other players didn't see carno as a good choice even after proving they were viable.
=> Don't hold back! I am enjoying my monster list and it has a Troglodon in it. Currently it also has an Oldblood on Carnosaur, a stegadon, and a Bastiladon. As soon as I scrape together the cash, I will be putting my BSB on a Carnosaur too. Rawr!
Love the tactica ZaGreekie very informative and fun to read.
in how to use the flyers in an efficient way and what your goals are during a game.
an army full of witches, executioners and bolt throwers?
Also regarding the pivoting trick.
Just looked it up on page 142 under deployment, and it states no such thing, actually it is a very shot paragraph.
What are you referring to (page number would be nice)?
I'm late to the party, but I want to give a shout out to the OP for recommending Great Weapons.
Here I was trying to spend my magic allowance. I read the article and realized that if my oldblood dropped the unit champ at I4, I'd lose from static res every time.
By taking a GW, either the Carnosaur kills him and uses Multiple Wounds to get overkill, or the carnosaur wiffs and the GW and thunderstomps gets him.
as does my friend. but i dont know. ill try to dig. maybe ive imagined things.
a unit that is nice but not very usefull.
Hey thanks for the tactica and effort of making this, loved reading it.
I've just got to ask though, how effective would Gekko'Ekko and an Oldblood Carno be?
If you play with a dual carnosaur list against a frenzied dark elves army, 30 witches, 30 executioners both frenzied with a cauldron of blood which make them reroll to wound and he has reroll to hit because of ASF and higher initiative! Terrorbomb won't work and it often kills you even before you are able to make your attacks!
Unlike the cowboy, scarvet will not have +2 AS, and counts like 1 model, so they can't die separately.
So, i'm trying to give items to my scarvet, that will keep him effective even if carno is dead.
All of this will give 1+ AS even w/o carno.
Thinking of trying this out against my dwarf friend.
I'll get tetto'eko along with the dual carnosaurs and probably try and put in 2 stegadons. I also might consider just having one large unit of 6 rippers and one unit of 3 terradons. I haven't looked at the numbers but it should be doable at 2500pts.


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By Kelly Puente | kpuente@scng.com | Orange County Register
PUBLISHED: October 14, 2007 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: September 1, 2017 at 9:07 a.m.
Video: 2007 Long Beach Marathon
LONG BEACH – Sylvia Espinoza shouted and cheered as she watched her sister Julie Perea dash across the finish line on Sunday.
After losing more than 50 pounds in 2005, Perea decided to run the half-marathon in this year's Long Beach International City Bank Marathon.
"I'm so proud of my sister," Espinoza said. "She's my inspiration."
Since losing the weight, Perea, 49, has vowed to accomplish something new each year. In 2005, she went skydiving. Last year she bought a motorcycle. And next year?
"I'm going to run the full marathon," Perea said. "It's all about positive thinking."
The blast of a horn in the cool morning air kicked off the 23rd annual Long Beach marathon on Sunday, which featured a bike tour, wheelchair race, a 5K walk/run and full and half-marathons.
More than 17,000 runners, walkers and cyclists took off from the starting line at Shoreline Drive near Pine Avenue, racing all or part of the 26.2-mile route.
The course took them along the coast, through the neighborhoods bordering Cal State Long Beach and back to the finish line on Shoreline Drive near Linden Avenue.
The 60-degree temperature was ideal for running, said Erin Allen, who was in charge of race results and awards.
"The weather just couldn't be better," she said.
Los Angeles resident Romualdo Sanchez, 36, was the first to cross the finish line with a time of 2 hours 29 minutes and 59 seconds.
"I feel very tired," said an out-of-breath Sanchez, seconds after he crossed the finish line.
Daniela Alonso, 26, also a Los Angeles resident, came in first in the women's division with a time of 3 hours 2 minutes and 51 seconds.
Friends and family waved and offered words of encouragement as runners began to cross the finish lines.
Wearing pink shirts that said "Team Katie," a group of teachers from Rancho Santa Margarita walked the 5K to raise money for Katie Holland, an 18-year-old woman whose right leg was severed at the hip after a tractor accident in Montana this year.
So far, the teachers have raised $5,000.
"Katie is an amazingly positive person," said Holland's second-grade teacher, Jennifer Cody, who got in touch with the teen after hearing about her accident. "She's going to make it through this and use her experience to help others."
After braving brutal heat last week in the Chicago Marathon, the pleasant weather was a welcome relief for Israeli marathon runner Benny Melnitcki.
"The weather in Long Beach is fantastic," he said.
The Chicago Marathon last Sunday was the warmest in the city's history, and eventually had to be called off after one man died and hundreds of runners had to seek medical attention.
"Chicago was exhausting," said Melnitcki, who also ran marathons in London and Paris this year.
For the 2007 marathon, Long Beach organizers provided water stations at each mile, eight medical stations and more than 250 staff from Long Beach Memorial Medical Center and Miller Children's Hospital, said John Parks, executive vice president of marketing for International City Racing.
"One thing that makes our event stand out is the fabulous support of Long Beach Memorial and Miller Children's," he said. "We've never had a fatality to the best of our knowledge."
The medical staff on Sunday afternoon was mostly busy with minor injuries, said Atul Gupta, an emergency room physician from Memorial.
"They should just start handing out ice packs at the finish line," he said.
Rocky Raccoon didn't need an ice pack after running barefoot in the 5K walk/run.
The 22-year-old Pasadena resident, who legally changed his name to Rocky Raccoon when he was 19, came in second place with a time of 15 minutes and 45 seconds.
"Bare feet are more efficient," he said. "My feet feel great right now."
Kelly Puente can be reached at kelly.puente@presstelegram.com or at (562) 499-1305.
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I did a search of existing bugs before filing this, so if I missed one describing this problem, I apologize in advance.
I'm using 0.18.1 across the board. I told myth to record a bunch of shows/movies/etc., and then starting marking anything falling into specific time windows "don't record". I started doing this with the web interface, and after roughly a dozen such changes, changes started failing. If I brought up the show's details, marked it as don't record this instance, and hit submit, it'd claim success, but in some of the cases, the Notes: section would _still_ incidate myth was going to tape it even though the updated details page indicated it was instructed to skip it. Reloading scheduled_recordings.php or looking at mythfrontend reported this as well. I also tried performing such changes via mythfrontend, with no better luck.
It doesn't appear to be a race condition, but oddly, I waited several hours and removed a few of the offending programs entirely (cancelled) and put them back, and it's cooperated better, but still not right. Very strangely, it also re-enabled taping of a show it had previously realized was already taped just 2 nights ago.
Hopefully this won't make a difference, but this is running over current Gentoo, 2.6 kernel, WinTV 250 and ivtv driver (which have been stable for a long, long time). I did upgrade Gentoo (including mysql to 4.1.14, but not mythtv) before trying this.. it's been a long time since I've tried doing such taping, and I don't remember having much better success, so it's possible the bug was always there.
Workarounds (including what I could muck with in the sql tables) would be great. I'm still trying to make this work. :)
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Jason Statham in The Meg.
How is The Meg different from Sharknado? It's the presence of Jason Statham. He is definitely not the new Ian Ziering. It would take 100 Ians to make one Jason. Why? Because Jason Statham is the coolest actor in the world.
We need to go to Jason Statham's history to see what makes that bold statement true. Born in England, he never lost what makes him British. We all know that any actor from England immediately gets cool points for their accent. But we still need to delve further to show you why Jason elevates this movie.
As a teen, Jason learned martial arts like kung fu, kickboxing and karate. He also played English football and was a diver. He was good enough to be in the Commonwealth Games. His family ran a stall and Jason worked with his family. Why is this so important? Jason Statham is actually the rough-and-tough guy you see on the screen. For me, that is better than any 90210 fake tough guy.
This is another cool bit about Statham: While he was selling watches near the doors of Harrods, Tommy Hilfiger noticed him and he was signed to a contract. Hilfiger liked his "everyman" look. From there, Statham went on to music videos and finally found his way into movies.
His first part was in the amazing Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, one of the wildest action movies I've ever seen. Statham obviously fit the mold of action hero with his resume. If you haven't seen many of his movies, I recommend Crank and Crank: High Voltage. It is somewhat like a live-action comedy, with a lot of killing people in funny ways while having sex with his girlfriend and trying to stay alive. One good thing about Statham is his sequels. They are usually as good as the first one. The Transporter series was all about protecting an innocent person and sticking to the code of conduct his character has. You can Google Jason Statham to see a list of movies. I think you will be surprised at some of the big movies he has been in. So yes, Jason Statham is about the coolest guy on the planet. He is the most REAL actor who has the ability to do his own stunts and his fight scenes seem to be actual fights, not fake fighting.
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The Dr. V Story: A Letter From the Editor
How "Dr. V's Magical Putter" came to be published
by Bill Simmons on January 20, 2014
"How could you guys run that?"
We started hearing that question on Friday afternoon, West Coast time, right as everyone was leaving our Los Angeles office to start the weekend. We kept hearing that question on Friday night, and all day Saturday, and Sunday, too. We heard it repeatedly on Twitter and Facebook. We sifted through dozens of outraged emails from our readers. We read critiques on various blogs and message boards, an onslaught that kept coming and coming. I don't remember the exact moment when I realized that we definitely screwed up, but it happened sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning. On Sunday, ESPN apologized on our behalf. I am apologizing on our behalf right now. My condolences to Dr. V's friends and family for any pain our mistakes may have caused.
So what did we screw up? Well, that's where it gets complicated.
On Wednesday morning, we posted a well-written feature by Caleb Hannan about an inventor named Essay Anne Vanderbilt, a.k.a. "Dr. V." Caleb reported the piece for seven solid months. Back in April, he had become enamored of an infomercial for a magical putter, wanted to learn more about it, started digging and pitched the piece. Could there really be a "magical" putter? And what was up with the mysterious lady who invented it?
Caleb pitched the idea to Rafe Bartholomew, our talented features editor and an original Grantlander. Rafe reports to Dan Fierman (our editorial director) and me (I'm the editor-in-chief). Ultimately, the three of us decided to green-light Caleb's piece. When a feature reaches the point when we want to run it, we include input from Sean Fennessey (our deputy editor) and Megan Creydt (our copy chief). We have a system. Everyone weighs in. I delegate as much as humanly possible and intervene only on the bigger decisions. Rarely, if ever, have we disagreed on actually posting a piece. You always just kind of know. One way or the other.
Did this work? Was this good enough? Could this get us in trouble? Are we sure about the reporting? Was it well written enough? Was it up to OUR standards?
And most important …
Is it worth it to run this piece?
OK, so what makes something "worth it"? For 32 months and counting, we haven't made any effort whatsoever to chase page views or embarrass people for rubberneck traffic. We want to distinguish ourselves by being thoughtful and entertaining. We want to keep surprising people. We want to keep taking risks. That's one of the reasons why we created Grantland. As the great John Wooden once said, "If you're not making mistakes, you're not doing anything." Every mistake we've made, we've learned from it.
Another reason we created Grantland: to find young writers we liked, bring them into the fold, make them better, maybe even see if we could become the place they remembered someday when someone asked them, "So what was your big break?" That matters to us. Just about every writer we have is under 40 years old. Many of them are under 30. I am our third-oldest writer, as crazy as that sounds. For us, 31-year-old Caleb Hannan had (and has) a chance to be one of those writers. That's why it hurts so much that we failed him.
I remember Rafe forwarding me one of Caleb's early email exchanges with Dr. V — it might have even been the first one — and being spellbound by her eccentric language. I had never read anything like it. She was the perfect character for a quirky feature about a quirky piece of sports equipment. We first reached the "Is it worth it?" point with Caleb's piece in September, after Caleb turned in a rollicking draft that included a number of twists and turns. The story had no ending because Dr. V wouldn't talk to him anymore. We never seriously considered running his piece, at least in that version's form.
Our decision: Sorry, Caleb, you need to keep reporting this one. It's not there.
You know what happened next: One last correspondence between Caleb and Dr. V in September, the one that included her threat and the "hate crime" accusation (both covered in the piece that eventually ran). To be clear, Caleb only interacted with her a handful of times. He never, at any time, threatened to out her on Grantland. He was reporting a story and verifying discrepancy issues with her background. That's it. Just finding out facts and asking questions. This is what reporters do. She had been selling a "magical" putter by touting credentials that didn't exist. Just about everything she had told Caleb, at every point of his reporting process, turned out not to be true. There was no hounding. There was no badgering. It just didn't happen that way.
Caleb's biggest mistake? Outing Dr. V to one of her investors while she was still alive. I don't think he understood the moral consequences of that decision, and frankly, neither did anyone working for Grantland. That misstep never occurred to me until I discussed it with Christina Kahrl yesterday. But that speaks to our collective ignorance about the issues facing the transgender community in general, as well as our biggest mistake: not educating ourselves on that front before seriously considering whether to run the piece.
We found out that Dr. V committed suicide sometime in October, at least four or five weeks after Caleb's last interaction with her. Caleb was obviously shaken up. We had no plans to run the piece at that point, but we decided to wait a week or two before we officially decided what to do. When that period passed, Caleb decided to write another draft that incorporated everything that happened. A few more weeks passed, and after reading his latest draft after Thanksgiving, we seriously considered the possibility of running the piece.
Here's why we made that decision …
For us, this had become a story about a writer falling into, for lack of a better phrase, a reporting abyss. The writer originally asked a simple question — So what's up with this putter? — that evolved into something else entirely. His latest draft captured that journey as cleanly and crisply as possible. As editors, we read his final draft through the lens of everything we had already learned over those eight months, as well as a slew of additional information that ended up not making the final piece. When anyone criticizes the Dr. V feature for lacking empathy in the final few paragraphs, they're right. Had we pushed Caleb to include a deeper perspective about his own feelings, and his own fears of culpability, that would have softened those criticisms. Then again, Caleb had spent the piece presenting himself as a curious reporter, nothing more. Had he shoehorned his own perspective/feelings/emotions into the ending, it could have been perceived as unnecessarily contrived. And that's not a good outcome, either.
As we debated internally whether to run the piece, four issues concerned us. First, we didn't know about any of the legal ramifications. That's why we had multiple lawyers read it. Second, we were extremely worried — obviously — about running a piece about a subject who took her own life during the tail end of the reporting process. How would that be received externally? Was the story too dark? Was it exploitative? Would we be blamed for what happened to her? And third, we worried about NOT running the piece when Caleb's reporting had become so intertwined with the last year of Dr. V's life. Didn't we have a responsibility to run it?
The fourth issue, and this almost goes without saying: Not only did we feel terrible about what happened to Dr. V, we could never really know why it happened. Nor was there any way to find out.
Maybe that should have been enough of a reason to back off. In fact, we almost did. Multiple times. We never worried about outing her posthumously, which speaks to our ignorance about this topic in general. (Hold that thought.) We should have had that discussion before we posted the piece. (Hold that thought, too.) In the moment, we believed you couldn't "out" someone who was already dead, especially if she was a public figure. Whether you believe we were right or wrong, let's at least agree that we made an indefensible mistake not to solicit input from ANYONE in the trans community. But even now, it's hard for me to accept that Dr. V's transgender status wasn't part of this story. Caleb couldn't find out anything about her pre-2001 background for a very specific reason. Let's say we omitted that reason or wrote around it, then that reason emerged after we posted the piece. What then?
Before we officially decided to post Caleb's piece, we tried to stick as many trained eyeballs on it as possible. Somewhere between 13 and 15 people read the piece in all, including every senior editor but one, our two lead copy desk editors, our publisher and even ESPN.com's editor-in-chief. All of them were blown away by the piece. Everyone thought we should run it. Ultimately, it was my call. So if you want to rip anyone involved in this process, please, direct your anger and your invective at me. Don't blame Caleb or anyone that works for me. It's my site and anything this significant is my call. Blame me. I didn't ask the biggest and most important question before we ran it — that's my fault and only my fault.
Anyway, we posted the piece on Wednesday morning. People loved it. People were enthralled by it. People shared it. People tweeted it and retweeted it. A steady stream of respected writers and journalists passed along their praise. By Thursday, as the approval kept pouring in, we had already moved on to other stories and projects.
So what happened on Friday afternoon … amazing.
The piece had been up for 56 solid hours before the backlash began. The narrative shifted abruptly, and by Friday night, early high-profile supporters were backtracking from their initial praise. Caleb started getting death threats. People came after us on social media. You know the rest.
Like everyone else involved with this story, I spent my weekend alternating between feeling miserable, hating myself and wondering what we could have done differently. The answer lay within that 56-hour gap between "GREAT PIECE!" and "WHY WOULD YOU POST THAT????" We read every incarnation of that piece through a certain lens — just like many readers did from Wednesday morning to Friday afternoon. Once a few people nudged us and said, Hey, read it this way instead, you transphobic dumbasses, that lens looked totally different.
Suddenly, a line like "a chill ran down my spine" — which I had always interpreted as "Jesus, this story is getting stranger?" (Caleb's intent, by the way) — now read like, "Ew, gross, she used to be a man?" Our lack of sophistication with transgender pronouns was so easily avoidable, it makes me want to punch through a wall. The lack of empathy in the last few paragraphs — our collective intent, and only because we believed that Caleb suddenly becoming introspective and emotional would have rung hollow — now made it appear as if we didn't care about someone's life.
We made one massive mistake. I have thought about it for nearly three solid days, and I've run out of ways to kick myself about it. How did it never occur to any of us? How? How could we ALL blow it?
That mistake: Someone familiar with the transgender community should have read Caleb's final draft. This never occurred to us. Nobody ever brought it up. Had we asked someone, they probably would have told us the following things …
1. You never mentioned that the transgender community has an abnormally high suicide rate. That's a crucial piece — something that actually could have evolved into the third act and an entirely different ending. But you missed it completely.
2. You need to make it more clear within the piece that Caleb never, at any point, threatened to out her as he was doing his reporting.
3. You need to make it more clear that, before her death, you never internally discussed the possibility of outing her (and we didn't).
4. You botched your pronoun structure in a couple of spots, which could easily be fixed by using GLAAD's style guide for handling transgender language.
5. The phrase "chill ran down my spine" reads wrong. Either cut it or make it more clear what Caleb meant.
6. Caleb never should have outed Dr. V to one of her investors; you need to address that mistake either within the piece, as a footnote, or in a separate piece entirely.
(And maybe even … )
7. There's a chance that Caleb's reporting, even if it wasn't threatening or malicious in any way, invariably affected Dr. V in ways that you never anticipated or understood. (Read Christina Kahrl's thoughtful piece about Dr. V and our errors in judgment for more on that angle.)
To my infinite regret, we never asked anyone knowledgeable enough about transgender issues to help us either (a) improve the piece, or (b) realize that we shouldn't run it. That's our mistake — and really, my mistake, since it's my site. So I want to apologize. I failed.
More importantly, I realized over the weekend that I didn't know nearly enough about the transgender community – and neither does my staff. I read Caleb's piece a certain way because of my own experiences in life. That's not an acceptable excuse; it's just what happened. And it's what happened to Caleb, and everyone on my staff, and everyone who read/praised/shared that piece during that 56-hour stretch from Wednesday to Friday.
So for anyone asking the question "How could you guys run that?," please know that we zoomed through the same cycle of emotions that so many of our readers did. We just didn't see the other side. We weren't sophisticated enough. In the future, we will be sophisticated enough — at least on this particular topic. We're never taking the Dr. V piece down from Grantland partly because we want people to learn from our experience. We weren't educated, we failed to ask the right questions, we made mistakes, and we're going to learn from them.
To our dismay, a few outlets pushed some version of the Grantland writer bullies someone into committing suicide! narrative, either because they wanted to sensationalize the story, or they simply didn't read the piece carefully. It's a false conclusion that doubles as being recklessly unfair. Caleb reported a story about a public figure that slowly spun out of control. He never antagonized or badgered anyone. Any mistakes happened because of his inexperience, and ours, too. Also, was that worth tormenting him on Twitter, sending him death threats, posting his personal information online and even urging him to kill himself like Dr. V did? Unbelievably, for some people, the answer was "yes." I found that behavior to be sobering at best and unconscionable at worst. You can't excoriate a writer for being insensitive while also being willfully insensitive to an increasingly dangerous situation.
As for Caleb, I continue to be disappointed that we failed him. It's our responsibility to motivate our writers, put them in a position to succeed, improve their pieces as much as we possibly can, and most of all protect them from coming off badly. We didn't do that here. Seeing so many people direct their outrage at one of our writers, and not our website as a whole, was profoundly upsetting for us. Our writers don't post their stories themselves. It's a team effort. We all failed. And ultimately, I failed the most because it's my site and it was my call.
Moving forward, we appreciated the dialogue, we fully support everyone who expressed displeasure with the story, and we understand why some people mistakenly focused their criticisms on the writer instead of Grantland as a whole. We will learn from what happened. We will remember what Wooden said — "If you're not making mistakes, you're not doing anything" — and we're going to keep trying to get better. That's all we can do. Thanks for reading and we hope you continue coming back to Grantland.
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"It is important to allow the law to take its stance and for people not to react to this madness," said Arjan Vekaria, chair of the security committee of the HFB. "We appeal to people of all communities to continuing maintaining peace and friendship."
HFB recalled, "Sectarian tensions have risen in the region recently, with three people dying in communal riots in the nearby city of Lucknow on March 3. The strife was apparently triggered when armed Muslims tried to force Hindu merchants to shut their shops to protest against US President George W Bush's visit to Pakistan."


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The Tribeca Trib is an award-winning monthly community newspaper covering Lower Manhattan, including Tribeca, Battery Park City, the Financial District and the Seaport/Civic Center area.
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Review Tribe Magazine ‹ Upgrade Your Life.
Tribe Magazine ‹ Upgrade Your Life.
HADLEY FINCH has dedicated the last 12 years of her life to the study of relationships and lasting love. She writes about Dating advice, Marriage problems, Relationship problems & Marriage advice.
The Tribe of Shabazz site is designed with giving the Aramawi also called African American people a knowledge of self in mind to join us in freedom, justice, and equality.
Review Tribe of Singles, the dating site for resilient optimists who believe in great love!
Tribe of Singles, the dating site for resilient optimists who believe in great love!
Historic Line Camp Gallery is the premiere tribal art and ethnic art gallery dedicated to museum quality art from the Huichol Indians.
Tribesmart is a social shopping community with product reviews, user opinions and discussion. Join the tribe and discover new products.
Download the latest version of the Tribes 2 Online patch.
Native American and tribal art from around the world.Custom handmade artwork by Greg Flys With Eagles. Masks,Shields,Regalia,using traditional methods and materials.
Triangle Billiards in Orange County provides Top Quality Brunswick Pool Tables, Gamesets, Shuffleboard Tables, Foosball Tables and More!
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A Web journal about the Philippines, the Filipino people and the Filipino diaspora. Online since 1994.
MedLinx, Inc. is a computer company that provides a wide range of products and services for dental offices.
The Salt Lake Tribune high school sports coverage including stories scores and palyer information.
News from Terre Haute, Indiana As well as sports, weather and more from Terre Haute, Indiana. News from surrounding counties as well.
The Salt Lake Tribune's TribTalk message boards. Discuss Utah and world news, current events, the Utah Jazz, the Sundance Film Festival or anything else you like.
Review Tribulation Now - What is the Strong Delusion? What is the Lie, What causes the Falling Away?