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>> a very good saturday morning to you. thanks for being with us. i'm katie marzullo. we will start you off with a quick first look at the weather. we have meet frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning. we enjoy this beautiful shot from our roof camera looking out toward the bay bridge. santa rosa now reporting fog with visibility near a fourth of a mile. here's what you can expect. chilly because of the clear skies so we lost a lot of heat overnight. temperatures in the upper 20s to mid-40s this afternoon. more sunshine. it is a spare-the-air day, but we will climb into the mid-to upper 60s and then this evening things will cool down. so if you are heading out. grab a jacket. it will dip into the mid-50s by about 7:00 tonight. i have your complete accuweather
seven-day forecast coming up. i'm looking for rain. katie. >> all right. aren't we all. thank you, francis. we start with developing news in oakland. a shooting victim has died. the victim was shot in east oakland on 96th avenue near bancroft avenue last night. he was shot at least once, possibly in the head. he died this morning. neighbors reported hearing about 20 shots fired. police have not released any information on a possible suspect or suspects, but we know a reward is being offered for information. >> it is one development after another for the family of a 13-year-old girl on life support. this morning a new facility is offering to take jahi mcmath but the question remains who will perform the medical procedures needed to move her. abc7 news anchor ama daetz has the latest from children's hospital. >> he's a professional. >> reporter: the fight to keep jahi
mcmath on a ventilator led to a with war of words. that was between the hospital spokesman and the mcmath family attorney, mr. dolan. the family wants to move jahi to another facility for long-term care. >> if they want to move the body of this individual, we will do everything in our power as long as it's legally and medically correct to help them. >> but the hospital said certain requirements need to be met before jahi can be moved. >> one is that they have a physician who will perform the surgery necessary to transfer the body. secondarily, that the body be transferred, and thirdly, that there is a licensed legitimate place that will take a deceased person on a ventilator. >> dolan said a facility in southern california may be willing to take jahi and has spoken to children's hospital. but the facility requires a tracheotomy and a feeding tube inserted first to make the transfer possible. time is running out. the order expires monday at 5:00 p.m.
jahi's uncle isn't giving up. >> we have to go to court and buy time. we have to do it by any means necessary. >> dolan plans to be back in court monday to file an extension and file a complaint in federal court. >> what this hospital is doing is telling this family, we are going to decide what is going to happen to jahi, not you, even if it kills her. >> dolan said that's a violation of the family's constitutional rights. ama daetz, abc7 news. a.c. transit union workers have ratified a third labor contract. this is the third tentative agreement bus mechanics, drivers and others have voted on in the last few months. you might recall governor brown called for a 60-day cooling off period that prevented a possible strike. that cooling-off period ends tomorrow. the tentative agreement includes a 9.5% wage increase over the next three years. employees will also have to make a flat monthly contribution of $125 to their healthcare costs. california desperately in need of more rain.
the state is now on track for one of the driest years on record. reservoirs are alarmingly low and farmers are starting to worry. the question is, should you? here's abc7 news reporter alan wang. [horn honking] >> that's the dinner bell for tim's cattle herd. he's been feeding them hay every other day because the drought has left his pastures barren. >> we are looking at nothing. normally he has five to six inches of green grass provided free by mother nature. >> we are feeding $500 to $600 every other day for the feed. that's the hay. >> at that cost cattle ranchers are selling off large portion of their heard. we could see a glut in the market and lower prices early on. but when they are regrowing their herds, prices could skyrocket.
people in some areas are being ordered to cutback on water usage and many other reservoirs below 40%. >> people in particular in agriculture, they are the ones with the biggest concern because they rely on basic rain up front. >> right now hetch hetchy reservoir, which supplies water to san francisco and other parts of the bay, is at 70% capacity. >> right now we aren't too worried, but we will see what january, february and march bring. mandatory restrictions won't be considered, but for now we have to worry about food prices going up. in the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >> for the sixth day in a row, today is a spare-the-air day in the area. it's the 21st spare the air alert this winter. air officials say unless weather changes, this could become the new normal. woodburning would be banned throughout the region. violators face a $100 fine. $500 if you are caught a second
time. more than 1 million americans will lose their unemployment benefits today when the federal government's emergency compensation expires. few senators, one democrat, one republican have proposed extending the benefits another three months. president obama plans to push congress to do so when it returns next month. the president said the abrupt cutoff of cash assistance will hurt economic growth and jobs. >> this morning bizarre new details about a killing that happened in san francisco earlier this month. police arrested a 16-year-old in connection with the murder and attempted robbery that happened on november 14th. a group of men tried to hold up a person with a cell phone. the victim complied burks one of the robbers shot him anyway. the bullet only grazed the victim's face and hit an accomplice, killing him. police identified 16-year-old clifton chapman as the dead robbery suspect. the robbery victim was wounded, but is okay.
oakland police are trying to track down a robbery suspect who they say took a picture of himself with a stolen phone. police believe this man is one of two people responsible for robbing a woman back in august when they took her cell phone and necklace. police say the suspect used the cell phone to take this selfie after committing the crime, not realizing the photo would be uploaded to the internet through the cloud. a group of patients in southern california is fighting parkinson's disease in part by fighting each other. it's an innovative program that incorporates boxing as part of their physical therapy. abc7 news health and science reporter carolyn johnson has the story. >> reporter: since dolores took up boxing four months ago, the 79-year-old has noticed big changes. >> i'm not so stooped over, my back is straight again and i'm walking with a better swing and my balance is a lot better. >> she was diagnosed with parkinson's disease a year ago. she credits the program, lock -- rock steady boxing, for the
slowing of the progression of the disease. the symptoms often include shaking and slowness of movement. twice a week she and others who share the same challenge work out for 90 minutes at a gym in southern california. >> their agility, their balance, all of this is just so much more improved. >> no one gets hit in this boxing program. ann adams brought it here from indianapolis after seeing how it helped her own father who has parkinson's and used to use a wheelchair. >> i watched him get better, dancing around in class. very agile. >> research shows it's not just boxing, but traditional forms of exercise such as exercising and aerobic training this can help with balance and mobility but ron said boxing is different from other exercises he's tried. >> the most beneficial type of thing that i found for overall wellness. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. those classes in coasta mesa
cost about $120 a month. >> this morning a san francisco police officer and her kindness toward a stranger. jackie encountered a homeless, barefoot woman yesterday afternoon holding a sign saying she needed new news. she took the woman to a nearby shoe store at union square and bought her a pair of boots with money out of her own pocket. we posted this photo on our facebook page along with a reminder how giving should not end after the holidays. that is a wonderful story and a great message to remember. the weather message, meanwhile? >> sunny and mild. enjoy the sunshine. we will see a lot of it today. in fact, we are having such a hard time choosing from all our beautiful camera shots. we are looking at mt. tam, where you can see the hazy conditions for the spare the air day today. i will have your complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, francis. also still to come, two bay area
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wheelchair was hit head-on by a car on monterey road near falon avenue. a 50-year-old woman killed while crossing the highway laft month. pedestrian and drivers, police say, both need to focus more on traffic and remove the smartphone earbuds that can prevent them from hearing approaching cars. a u.c. berkeley grad has become the first person to die in an avalanche this season. michael was an avid skier and recently moved to jackson hole wyoming from san francisco. as lilian kim explains, he was skiing in the back country when his trip turned fatal. >> it's a risky take to live life. it's the risky take to feel life and that's what it was. >> billy shared a ski house with mike in squaw valley a couple years ago. he said michael had a strong sense of adventure but always took the proper safety precautions when skiing. he is very experienced in the
back country, he was with a group of very experienced people. they did most of the right things, but you can never be too careful. >> he was said to have all the safety gear, a beacon, probe and shovel when his friends found him buried in the snow just outside the boundaries of the jackson hole resort. a doctor in the area attempted to revive him but he was pronounced dead. it appears he was the first in a group of five people to head down the slope and trigger the avalanche. the brother arrived in jackson. the two grew newspaper orange county but both moved to the bay area for college. >> it is my understanding they were able to find him with shovels and whatnot quickly, but unfortunately they weren't able to revive him. >> michael was only 29 years old who left san francisco to spend the winter in wyoming. the cal grad majored in economics and public policy and was president of the cal ski team. his family released a statement saying mike lived life with a full heart. he loved his families, cal
bears, his skiing buddies in san francisco. >> that's been the big take away from this. mike lived his life with a lot of love to people around him, and they did for him as well. >> the avalanche was set to have a 40-inch slide depth. it's also been described as a south slab avalanche, which according to experts, tend to break at your feet. abc7 news. >> a body found in mccovey cove has been identified. it's that of 22-year-old man of brazil. he called family and friends on october 28th and said he was in trouble and needed police. his sister came to san francisco 20 lack for him. it took until now to identify his badly decomposed body. >> shipping giants ups and fedex are still reeling from the holiday rush that delayed delivery of packages. both companies have apologized said bad weather and a surge in online shopping were behind the problem. neither company released numbers but it's estimated thousands of people were affected. ups admits some customers are
entitled to refunds. but at least one lawmaker wants all shipping fees refunded. amazon and wal-mart are offering gift cards to affected customers and kohl's is paying for undelivered items. two bay area high school marching bands will be ringing in the new year across the pond. oak grove and pitsburg marching bands will be participating. the pittsburgh band boarded their flight yesterday bound for england. >> it's a big deal not only for what our accomplishments are but for these kids. most have never been on an airplane and their first plane ride will be international to london. >> oak grove marching band members from san jose will be also leaving for the u. k. soon. london's parade draws hundreds of thousands of spectators and millions of tv viewers.
>> as people make year-end donations to charity. the bay area humane society hopes they won't overlook donations for pets. they can make donations at the lobby and donations bins are also set up at five express food place throughout the county. the year end drive ends tuesday. some starbucks customers have been showing their holiday cheers. drive through customers at this connecticut starbucks has been paying it forward and then some. so far more than 1,000 people have paid for the person behind them. it's not just on the east coast in nevada 73 customers in a row paid it forward. and in north carolina one woman posted her starbucks gift card on facebook urging people to use it, but instead something else happened.
>> you know people are reloading it, which i had no clue. they are paying it forward, buying it for strangers, reloading the card again. >> it is a gift that keeps on giving. >> the lack of snow this season is bad news for sierra ski resorts as this week is typically their busiest of the year. but heavenly resort has come up with a unique way to ramp up the entertainment on the slopes. check it out. this grooming machine has been retrofitted and brought to life as a mobile dj station. it's been driven to various spots on the mountain to deliver lighting and sound effects. if you can't have a white christmas, at least you can have a rockin' new year's party thanks to this customized dj cat. >> hey, you make the best with what mother nature deals you, with isn't much. >> instead of grooming you will be grooving. >> i like that. >> i had a beautiful shot of lake tahoe i wanted to share with you as well. we have clear skies there and unfortunately no snow in sight
this week. no clouds at all. temperatures will be in the upper 40s later on today. back here in the bay area, live doppler 7hd, we are picking up quiet condition. just some extra clouds off the coast that will clear very quickly later on this morning. and we will show you a live shot from our sutro tower camera lacking down toward san francisco. you see blue skies and some of the haze already there lingering right around the bay. it's currently 47 in san francisco. 41 in oakland. 37 in san jose. so we are definitely seeing some chilly numbers this morning, especially in some of the interior locations. looking from the kgo roof camera, very light wind right now over san francisco. and much of the bay. we take a look at the chilly numbers. santa rosa, the coolest spot. there's been some fog that's developed overnight. it's come and gone. hazy conditions in livermore,
currently at 34 degrees. here's what you can expect for today. a lot of sunshine, as we look from the east bay hills toward san francisco. clear and chilly, though, for the morning and it's another spare the air day today. no woodburning. dry and mild all way into the new year. doesn't look like we will see rain soon. the satellite image over the last twelve hours shows the area of low pressure moving east yesterday, as it passed through the cold front, it brought us high clouds but no rain at all. an area of high pressure will continue to rebuild. this will be the dominant feet and you are it will stick around all week bringing us plenty of sunshine and temperatures above average all way into next weekend. the forecast model shows the clouds gone all the way into sunday. so sunshine returns and sticks around. here's a look at high temperatures today. namely in the 60s. a few degrees warmer compared to frye. 63 in san francisco. 64 in san rafael. 65 in san jose, and also in
oakland. so we will see some of those hazy conditions, as well, because of the particular matter and the spare the air day. dry for season. we are well below normal in parts of the north by. san jose only 15% of normal. 24% of normal in san francisco. and 33% of normal in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast doesn't show much change. we've got sunshine today. a spare-the-air day tomorrow. it will likely be another spare the air day. temperatures holding steady, low 60s along the coast. mid-to upper 60s around the bay and inland. but if you missed the rain, maybe next week you will have a better chances and forna years eve if you have plans out it should be try and cool. and, of course, we will be keeping track of all of that. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow at live doppler 7hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions, rain or
shy. plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and whether tweets from your favorite weather team. >> yes. and crossing your fingers probably doesn't help bring rain, but it couldn't hurt. >> yeah. >> we will do a rain dance. >> thanks. the controversial star of "duck dynasty" reinstated. why the network is
>> "duck dynasty" star phil robertson is set to return to work. the cable network has reversed their decision to suspend him after he was quoted as saying the bible views gays as sinners. his remarks were slammed by some, but others supported his right to free speech, threatening to boycott the network. >> a las vegas cabdriver who returned a huge wad of cash left behind by a passenger has received a reward for his honesty. he turned in $300,000 that was left in the back seat of his cab, money believed to be winnings from a local poker player. yesterday the unidentified gambler gave him a cut. 10,000 bucks as a reward. he said he's a devout catholic and plans to donate some of the money to his church.
>> the niners offensive line met at the restaurant for an offensive line dinner. the owner said he wants to give recognition to the you saw earlier how nice they are to each other. and this is in kind of a private atmosphere. >> he personally delivered the biggest hunk of his tender roast beef to rookie tackle carter. word on the street is he did eat most of it. >> up next, you pay your credit card bill on line but is that really enough? 7 on your side's michael finney helps a woman who wassen to the collec
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because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. frances dinglasan is in for meteorologist lisa argen this morning. >> good morning. check out the wide range of temperatures we are waking up to. in san francisco it's currently 45 degrees right now and 37 in san jose. we have clear skies overhead. you can look at this picture perfect view of the golden gate bridge from sutro tower. with the clear skies, it brought us cooler numbers. we will warm up into the mid-670s. poor air quality in the north
the inland areas. the by near mid-60s with hazy sunshine due to the poor air quality. along the coast, that's where we will see sunshine, as well. temperatures in the low 60s. i'll have the complete accuweather seven take forecast, including the new year's eve forecast, come up. katie. >> sounds good. thank you, francis. new worries this morning for millions of target customers. just when people thought it was safe to use their debit and and credit cards again at a target, the retailer comes out with bad news, pin numbers were stolen, too. nine days ago target said the issue was identified and resolved, but yesterday the store revealed that strongly encrypted pin data was removed consumers are nervous. we talk about it before we came even. >> how did you pay for your transaction tonight? >> i used my debit card and cash. >> we have very good consumer protection laws that protect consumers from paying for unauthorized purse.
but if you don't notice them, you will end up paying for them. >> you are to report suspicious transaction after monitoring your credit report. >> there's word this morning of a potential security flaw with the popular photo sharing website snapchat. a coding error could allow a hacker to get phone numbers and names without your permission. doesn't sound like a big deal, but in a short amount of time they could collect millions of names and put them together and sell it to a bidder. the security that found the weakness, gibson security, said it reported it to snapshot in august, but the problem has apparently not been addressed. as many as 50 million people use the app. santa cruz residents can take advantage of curbside christmas tree recycling. areas served by greenway recovery can put undecorated christmas trees out with their recycling bin. trees should be cut into
three-foot sections for curbside pickup. they will send them through wood chippers or they will be used for biofuel to generate electricity. residents in other parts of the county can bring their trees to special ecycling bins located at many fire stations throughout the county. >> paying your credit card bill on time is the surest twice avoid fees, right? >> a san francisco woman paid on time and still got socked with bank fees. her bank admitted it was a mistake, but her account went to collections. no one could help her until 7 on your side's michael finney stepped in. >> all margaret bruno wanted to do was pay off her credit card bill to avoid any more fees. >> i was out of work at the time, looking for a job. it was very frustrating time for me. a very scary time. >> her bank sent automatic payments to her hsbc credit card account every month for two years. her debt was down to just $137 when, suddenly, margaret noticed a late fee on her credit card bill. she called hsbc right away. >> i was charged a late fee but
i wasn't late, i paid, and i paid through my bank. >> hsbc said she would have to send proof. it took a week to obtain the check. they reversed the late fee and everything seemed fine except it happened again. >> they said they didn't receive my payment and they would charge me a late fee. >> again hsbc said she was delinquent. again, she sent proof of her payment. hsbc reversed the late fee and once again everything seemed fine until she got the next bill. it had a late fee, too. so did the next bill and the one after that. >> so every month i had to go through a big deal about proving that i paid. and then they would reverse the charges and send me an apology letter. >> still the bank kept recording delinquent payments and soon began calling her cell phone. >> hsbc would be calling me about 15 times a day and when i would straighten it out, they said sorry, this will take two days. >> finally she paid the last $15
of her debt and called hsbc to close the account. >> they apologized to me and said i had a zero balance at that point. >> however, and you probably guessed it, her next statement said no payment was received, and she owed a $30 late fee. >> but i gave up at that point. i just had to have a positive attitude about looking for a job. i couldn't go through this anymore. >> she admits she was so exasperated she didn't dispute the bill. late charges piled up and the final blow, hscb sold her account to a debt purchaser, which tried to collect $103 on her account. she tried to explain she didn't owe this money. >> but they weren't nice and they didn't believe me at all. >> the unpaid debt glares on her credit report. she said it blocked her from buying a car. >> so i'm like, i'm calling channel 7, michael finney. >> and we got to work point out to hsbc that margaret apparently didn't owe a debt.
the bank has now sold hsbc quickly unraveled her bank, and agreed to clear it. they said privacy rules prevent them from disclosing details, but a spokesperson said by phone we made sure this matter is not going to have a credit worthiness impact. we have also reached out to the debt collection company that purchased the debt and we are work to go resolve that debt and bring the whole matter to a close. >> i'm just very happy this, you know, i'm looking at this file and someone is helping me. >> hsbc told margaret the problem began because another customer had a similar name and account number so her payments were routed to the wrong account. one way to avoid this, put your full account number on your checks when you make a payment. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. a young man in las vegas was all smiles when he discovered a new ipad box under the christmas tree, but when he
opened it he found the box was stuffed with paper. her mom bought the device for her son at walmart for $300. she took it back to the store and finally the store realized customers in other states were finding the same thing. they exchanged the box for a real ipad and told customers to be aware of the scam. they said open the box before you make the purchase. >> if you got a new tablet or ipad this christmas, you will probably spin time downloading apps. here's one idea to keep you connected all year long. >> if you have been really good this year, santa might leave you one of these under your tree, ipad, ipad mini, and even an i-phone would be a welcome site. >> if the traffic at this apple store in san francisco is any indication, a lot of people will get one of the three. what are you going do with your new device? i have an idea. >> download the latest abc7 news app and get the latest headlines
or make headlines of your own. >> this early morning fire. >> you can sit back and watch the latest news on your tablet or read stories from around bait on your phone. and reading on the small device j got it's easier. resize the text with a pinch or pull. check out the weather right down to the hour. get important weather alerts or watch the latest report from the bay area's most experienced weather team. >> let's check out live doppler 7hd. >> it's all on one app, the abc7 news app. did i mention it's free? download it on itunes. just search abc7 news. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> ourup dated i-phone and ipad app is easy to download. go to abc7news.com/apps for details. >> with the new year approaching, so are the resolutions, often to lose weight. there's a controversial new procedure to do just that and it involves holding your tongue,
literally. >> i am determined to lose weight. and marlene -- >> i'm willing to do anything at this point. i'm so desperate to lose weight. >> each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. two overweight women who can't control their eating, going to extremes to lose weight fast. a stiff plastic patch stitched right to their tongues will inflict a sharp pain if they try to eat any solid food. it's called the tongue patch. a cosmetic surgeon introduced the procedure in the u.s. four years ago after first seeing it done in latin america. >> you are sewing a foreign object into somebody's mouth. is that healthy? >> well, it's not unhealthy. >> i can't move my tongue. >> i can't talk. >> you aren't guaranteed, but an average weight loss is anywhere from 18 to 20 pounds in one month's time. >> have you ever received any flak from colleagues in the medical community for this?
>> no, i haven't. >> there's not one scintilla of hope or evidence that putting a patch on your tongue and not being able to eat for a month is going to have any affect on you at one year, two years or three years. >> the weight loss expert points to studies that show most who lose weight rapidly like that eventually gain it back and more. >> marlene doesn't need a study. she's getting all the data she needs from her bathroom scale, as the pounds fall away. >> my double chin isn't as bad as it used to be. my arms are a lot thinner. >> sandra is also watching the pounds melt away. >> so far, i probably lost 50, 60 pounds. >> the final tally? marlene loses 18 pounds. sandra loses 23 pounds. >> really i don't want to go through that again. it was really hard for me. >> it wasn't bad. >> look at you, you are smiling. >> i would do it again.
>> coming up, mission failure. why an ice breaker en route to rescue a ship trapped in ice was forced to turn back. at 8:40 here in the bay area, let's take a live look outside. this is a view from our roof cam. a gorgeous winter day. it will pretty much stay like this. frances di
>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area. this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, everyone. it's 8:42 on your saturday morning. this gorgeous, live look at the golden gate bridge on this gorgeous saturday morning. crystal clear, as you can see. good news, bad news. you can enjoy it, but it's certainly not what we need right now. francis will be along shortly and tell us if, and a big if, we can expect any rain coming up.
now to the minute by minute drama playing out on the high seas. the cruise ship stuck in the ice we have the latest. >> this morning in the midst of brutal storms the chinese ice breakersen to free the stranded ship ended up in the same frozen mess and couldn't get through. forced to turn back. >> we can't make it forward. >> leaving the 74 tour exists researchers on board trapped by ice, now waiting, enduring the low temperatures. 50 miles per hour winds. expedition leader is joining us from antarctica. >> what is going through your mind knowing they turned back
>> it's frustrating. the chinese ice breaker in the past. it is hoped another ice breaker can make it through the ice. the ship first got stuck on christmas morning on on the way back to australia after visiting an polar exploration site in antarctica. when the ice first formed, the ocean was two miles away. now the ice has grown and the ocean is 13 miles away. ice breakers have to be strong enough to push through all of that ice. >> is there any part of you that's really concerned about what is happening right now. >> some of them are complaining about the amount of beer we have left, but overall i think morale is good and we are looking forward to getting home. >> trapped in harsh conditions. instead of panicking, these
explorers are doing, what else, doing more research. >> we are keeping busy. >> i'm glad they are laughing because i don't know if i would be. that sounds very dramatic. but all clear here. >> all clear and cool this morning burks it also means no flight delays at sfo. blue skies overhead. however, the faa is reporting flight delays if you are headed to fort lauderdale. no rain. we will let you know when we can expect it. we certainly need it. >> yes. is and the suns came in winning off the their last nine games, but they found out steph
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>> welcome back, everyone. 8:47. a live look from our exploratorium cam. gorgeous. blue skies, blue water, everything you could ever want except nothing we need. we need rain, right? frances dinglasan in with the forecast this morning. >> yeah, we around going to see the rainy time soon. we need it, but we can enjoy the beautiful weekend. >> we must, we must. >> a lot of phoenix on vacation for the holidays so you can enjoy these sunny conditions. live doppler 7hd sweeping around the bay area ask just picking up a few clouds off the coast that will clear quickly today. namely clear conditions all around the bay area and another shot from sutro looking down toward alcatraz. you see blue skies out there. temperatures right now, milder in san francisco at 47. oakland 42. currently 47 in san jose. we've seen some really chilly numbers this morning as we look live from mt. tam. you see some of the haze develop and even a little bit of of the breeze in in the higher
elevationing from the treetop on the bottom. hazy sunshine later on this afternoon. check out how cold it is in santa rosa at 25 degrees. fog has developed in the overnight hours. there has been patchy fog in some areas. napa also pretty cool at 27. fairfield 29. and livermore hazy at 34 degrees. as we look toward san francisco from the east bay, we see lots of blue out there. so we have a clear and chilly start for your saturday. it's another spare the air day today. dry and mild weather. that brings us all the way into 2014. a look from emeryville out toward the golden gate bridge. you see the haze. we have the spare the air day in effect. we've got poor air quality in parts of the north bay, and medium air quality for the rest of the bay area. this is actually the sixth consecutive day, and it's the 21st alert since november 1st. so definitely no wad burning. looks like tomorrow we will see another spare the air day, as well. here's why.
with the pacific satellite image we can show you the area of low pressure. yesterday we had some high clouds, but no rain. now as that moves east we have high pressure building over the pacific. this is going to set itself up to stick around all week. it's rebuilding. we will see a slight offshore flow. sunny conditions and slightly above average temperatures. the forecast model shows those clouds quickly clearing. then we've got clear conditions all the way into tommy. sunshine returns and it stays with us into new year's eve, as well. highs today in the 60s for the most part. 63 in san francisco. so warmer by a few degrees. san jose 65. 64 concord and 65 oakland. if you are head today the game tomorrow, the raiders game, as they take on the broncos, 1:25. temperatures near the 61, 62-degree mark. very mild and sunny. you will still need sun glasses and a light jacket.
here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. spare the air day today with temperatures in the 60s. look at that. we just stay on target or stay on track all through the week. kind of on cruise control. low 60s around the coast. mid-to upper 60s around the bay, and inland. plenty of sunshine. no rain in sight. hopefully getting some rain by the second week of january. we can certainly use it. >> in the new year. >> yes. >> thank you, francis. in sports, pro bowl teams have been announced. so which niners and raiders are going to hawaii? here's abc7 sports reporter rick kwan. >> good morning. the warriors didn't just cool off the red-hot suns last night, they handed phoenix its worse loss of the season. the suns won eight of their last nine, but golden state was never threatened from the second quarter on. steph curry pops for three of his fourteen. finds andrew bogut for the dunk. they led by 19 at halftime. once again, kurri with the dribble. sets up lee for the slam. seth had a triple-double by the end of the third quarter.
he set career highs with 13 rebounds and 16 assists. the warriors tie a season-high with their fourth straight victory, 116-86. the sharks were also playing phoenix. the coyotes took the 1-0 lead in the first. san jose turns it over and david moss makes them play. he beat antti niemi. the sharks tie it up in the second. nice puck movement here. brett burns to joe thornton to joe pavelski, and scores his 16th goal of the season. phoenix retook the lead. back comes san jose on the power play. tommy wingels to patrick marleau. it's tied at 2. this game was decided in a shootout. marleau beats mike smith to take the 2-1 lead. interception niemi, who turns away albert ekman-larsson. sharks win it, 4-3. last night at at&t park, washington took on byu in the hunger bowl. the kraft fight hunger goal.
the huskies were not starving for points. washington's interim head coach had his players ready. after the cougars tie the game at 7, john ross with the ensuing kickoff and returns it 100 yards for a touchdown. 14-7, washington. bishop sanky had a big game with 95 yards rushing and two touchdowns. huskies win. 31-16. they finish the season 9-4. >> a great win, great team win. we had guys making plays right and left. this is one of the games we had to come together and we did that. not only me but the rest of the team, he enjoyed san francisco, great hospitality, great city and we enjoyed it. selections last night. the raiders have one representative. fill back marcel rees. this is the second straight year he's earned the honor. he's been one of the few bright spots in the 4-11 season. he ran for a career high 122 yards and a touchdown in one game. as for the niners, they tied the chiefs for most players selected with eight. four from the defense.
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reflections of each other which provides a kaleidoscope of colorful patterns. one crystal stands out from the rest. a twelve-year-old cancer patient at st. jude's children's research hospital drew a rose in her design, saying it represents the gift of imagination. >> we will be beautiful for sure. here's another site for you. holy collectables, batman!. as you see, 52-year-old kevin from indianapolis, he likes batman a lot. this is his stash of memorabilia related to the caped crusader. he calls it the bat cave. it comprises more than 2500 figurines, lunchboxes, capes, utility belts and lots of other things. he said he started collecting batman related items after getting hooked on the 1960's show as a kid and now it's officially the biggest accumulation of batman collectibles in the world. >> that is called passion about a hobby. >> yes. >> nice to see. as long as he's happy.
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Q: What are the typical layers in an onion architecture? I am currently studying the domain driven design, and try to apply it for a WPF project. I watched some tutorial videos, and read many articles, like :

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*Onion archicecture dependencies in the same layer: Infrastructure and Web communicating

*http://eohmicrosoft.blogspot.fr/2012/08/laying-it-out-onion-architecture.html

*Domain Driven Design: Domain Service, Application Service
I understood the focus on interfaces and inversion of control. I read there were some recurrent layer names (domain/core for the representation of the sphere of knowledge, infrastructures for persistance, application for ... i don't understand), but they change, depending of articles I read. Some even do not appear.
Would it be possible to have an list of all layers that, in theory, are required in an onion architecture to face all needs and problems, with their intent (what kind of code do they contain, what kind of need do they try to fulfill, which layer do they need to reference), please ?

A: Totally agree with Hippoom's answer. It is perfect to start from there.
Now,

I read there were some recurrent layer names (domain/core for the
  representation of the sphere of knowledge, infrastructures for
  persistance, application for ... i don't understand), but they change,
  depending of articles I read. Some even do not appear.

Yes, decision about layers in an application depends upon many factors in a particular scenario.  It is like how a universities divide their programs and make curriculum. It depend upon the capacity/diversity they want to serve, the need in hand and the purpose of university. It is very different in details (naming and partitions) across the globe but the core and intent is always same.
In the same way, Layers in an application depends upon the need and scope. Sometime architects used to define the name of layers as per their philosophy and convention followed in the organization. So sometime the intent and name may differ to some extent. But the code idea of having salable, maintainable and fulfilling the functional and non-functional requirements in hand, remains always same.

Would it be possible to have an list of all layers that, in theory,
  are required in an onion architecture to face all needs and problems,
  with their intent (what kind of code do they contain, what kind of
  need do they try to fulfill, which layer do they need to reference),
  please ?

Hippoom did it very well already and he described the intent in shot also.
Standard Layers are described here: http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/the-onion-architecture-part-1/
As I already mentioned layers may differ as per applications need.
Hope it would help you. Thanks.
Included details as per David's first comment below:
Application services implement the use cases and make calls to the Domain Services and Domain Entities and Infrastructure Services in order to get the job done. It provides interfaces to outside world (mainly UI layer projects) to accomplish certain functionalities. For example, UserService is an application service. UserService may provide functionalities to check for authentication for user and authorization for particular resource, change privilege for a user by admin, ban the user etc. To accomplish these use cases, it would use UserRepository and UserEntity from lower layers.
Domain services are application-agnostic; they provide a means to ensure the integrity of the domain model by encapsulating CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations and data access. They usually have Repositories of Domain objects and UoW implementation etc in Onion Architecture.

A: Just some personal experience, I use this architecture mentioned in Eric Even's DDD book:
In short:
1) Interfaces is consist of components that are responsible for interacting with user(a real endpoint user or a remote machine), web mvc controller, web view object, remote facade for example.
2) Application defines what features your system provide. I think it's highly coupled with the Interfaces layer. If you define a method in Application, often you need to add a Interfaces class/method as well. But several Interfaces class/method may depends on the same Application object, you provide both a web ui and a web service for place order, for example.
3) Domain, the most stable part of your system. For example, in language context, word/sentence are Domain objects that have their own meaning, I oganized them to form this answer. So you could consider me as an Application object although not a good one 'cause I don't speak fluent English :P
4) Infrstructure, actually I don't think this is a layer, it implements all the above three. For example, you have an interface OrderRepository in your domain layer and you could implement it using some orm framework (persistence infrastructure). Most of my infrastructure objects are adapters (implements an interface in Application/Domain/Interfaces layer and adapt to external components like database, messaging provider, mail server and so on).
Hope this helps.
Update for infrastructure intent:
This is one of our project's package view.

There are some adapters in the infrastructure layer:
1.infrastructure.channel.XXX each package contains several adapters to a particular online payment provider.
2.infrastructure.payment contains adapters to a payment system of our organization but it is in another bounded context. We use MakePaymentService (a domain service) to decouple the payment system from other part of this system.
3.infrastructure.messaging contains adapters to messaging provider, we provide a jms implement for PaymentWasMadeNotifier (an application service)
4.infrastructure.persistence contains adapters to database, we provide a iBATIS(a orm framework in Java) for Domain Repositories.
These above adapters all implements some interface s in Application/Domain layers.
Below is some "service", but they are generic:
5.infrastructure.mail
6.infrastructure.logging
7.infrastructure.security
These package above expose some interface and implementations. For example, we provide a MailManager interface, it's agnositic to particular features. The subject, content is up to the application layer/domain layer. We provide an implementation using javamail in the same package.
public interface MailManager {
void send(String subject, String content);
}

8.infrastructure.time   this one is special, we have some cron job in this system, so we introduce a Clock to decouple the time from job setting and therefore its friendly to tests (Just imagine that we have a job, it should be launched at 25th, every month, we can test the job by setting current time to 25th, even if it's 1st today). We provide an implementation in persistence package(For some reasons, we need to use database' time in production)
 public interface Clock {
    Date now();
 }

So my understanding is: infrastructure provides service/implementations to your other three layers, but they are technology specific. For example, Subject, content, from, to, cc are domain models in mailing context, but they are infrastructures in your domain context. The infrastructure layer separate them for you.

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Milan Aleksić (; * 13. Mai 1986 in Belgrad) ist ein serbischer Wasserballspieler. Er war je zweimal Olympiasieger und Weltmeister sowie viermal Europameister.

Sportliche Karriere
Bei der Universiade 2005 in Izmir war Milan Aleksić Mitglied der siegreichen Mannschaft aus Serbien und Montenegro.

2006 trennten sich Serbien und Montenegro. Der 1,93 m große Centerverteidiger rückte nach den Olympischen Spielen 2008 in die serbische Nationalmannschaft. 2009 erkämpfte die serbische Nationalmannschaft mit Milan Aleksić den Titel bei den Mittelmeerspielen in Pescara vor den Spaniern. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft in Rom gewannen die Serben das Endspiel gegen die Spanier im Fünfmeterschießen, wobei Milan Aleksić den entscheidenden Fünfmeter verwandelte. 2010 folgte die Bronzemedaille bei der Europameisterschaft in Zagreb, nachdem die Serben im Halbfinale mit 9:10 gegen die kroatischen Gastgeber verloren hatten. 2011 bei der Weltmeisterschaft in Shanghai erreichten die Serben das Finale und unterlagen dann den Italienern mit 7:8. Anfang 2012 siegte Serbien im Finale der Europameisterschaft in Eindhoven gegen Montenegro. Bei den Olympischen Spielen in London gewannen die Serben ihre Vorrundengruppe. Nach einem Viertelfinalsieg gegen Australien verloren die Serben im Halbfinale gegen die Italiener und trafen im Spiel um Bronze wieder auf Montenegro. Die Serben gewannen dieses Spiel mit 12:11. Aleksić erzielte im Turnierverlauf fünf Tore.

Bei der Weltmeisterschaft 2013 in Barcelona erreichten die Serben nur den siebten Platz. Aleksić warf insgesamt zwei Tore. 2014 besiegten die Serben im Finale der Europameisterschaft in Budapest die ungarische Mannschaft. Aleksić traf sechsmal, davon einmal im Finale. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft 2015 in Kasan bezwangen im Finale die Serben die Kroaten mit 11:4, wobei Aleksić im Finale ein Tor beisteuerte. Anfang 2016 gewannen die Serben den Titel bei der Europameisterschaft in Belgrad. Beim olympischen Wasserballturnier in Rio de Janeiro belegten die Serben in ihrer Vorrundengruppe nur den vierten Platz. Mit Siegen über Spanien im Viertelfinale und über Italien im Halbfinale erreichten die Serben gleichwohl das Finale und bezwangen dort die kroatische Mannschaft mit 11:7. Milan Aleksić erzielte vier Turniertore.

2017 bei der Weltmeisterschaft in Budapest gewann das serbische Team die Bronzemedaille, nachdem sie im Halbfinale gegen die Kroaten verloren hatten. 2018 siegte Serbien bei den Mittelmeerspielen in Tarragona vor der griechischen Mannschaft. Einen Monat später gewann Serbien bei der Europameisterschaft in Barcelona nach Fünfmeterschießen im Finale gegen Spanien. Milan Aleksić warf fünf Tore, einen davon im Finale. Seinen Fünfmeter im Finale konnte er verwandeln. Nachdem die serbische Mannschaft sowohl bei der Weltmeisterschaft 2019 als auch bei der Europameisterschaft 2020 lediglich den fünften Platz belegt hatte, flog sie nicht als Favorit zu den Olympischen Spielen in Tokio. Serbien unterlag in der Vorrunde gegen Spanien und Kroatien. Nach einem Viertelfinalsieg über Weltmeister Italien und einem Halbfinalsieg über die Spanier gewannen die Serben das Finale gegen die Griechen mit 13:10.

Auf Vereinsebene spielte Milan Alejksić bis 2012 bei VK Partizan Belgrad und danach bis 2019 bei Szolnoki VSC in Ungarn. Dann wechselte er zum CN Atlètic Barceloneta nach Spanien, bevor er 2021 zu Partizan Belgrad zurückkehrte. Mit allen drei Vereinen gewann er den Meistertitel des jeweiligen Landes.

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...or was that some sort of ironic sub-text thingee?
…or was that some sort of ironic sub-text thingee?
No, it was me not typing as accurately as I think.
This might sound like wretched arse kissing, but The Listener's arts/books editor Guy Somerset is going to get some ups. Had six reviews in the magazine over the last year, and every single one of them is better because Guy's an infuriating pest who will ask nicely (but firmly) for a tweak on anything that's… not quite there. And isn't it funny how easily the ego gets put in the back seat when someone genuinely thinks your work is worth it?
Herald sub manages to take a story about Cameron Brewer admitting something might be true and crafts headline that conveniently matches said rag's editorial line on the matter: 'Brewer denies journalist prompt'. Speaking power to truth since forever.
Herald sub manages to take a story about Cameron Brewer admitting something might be true and crafts headline that conveniently matches said rag's editorial line on the matter: 'Brewer denies journalist prompt'.
Where Brewer and The Herald's bad bromance is concerned, it's never a bad time to quote Mandy Rice-Davies.
Since a sentence ago, huh?
And there seem to be some of the great columnists I remember whose work occasionally pops up there too- recent issue having Braunias and the man with the name at the top as well.
I think it is the only magazine that can compare to the broad appeal of the Listener in terms of its risk taking, in that it has (a lot!) of Steve Braunias's work and writers of the Public Address ilk, as well as Matthew Hooton.
Both are technically correct, but because when you say it out loud you pronounce it "Brauniassus" rather than "Braunias", in this case use the latter.
Yeah. I am surprisingly fun on dates, honest.
Emma, you are driving me wild with passion. I want you to whisper in my ear about subjunctives, dummy subjects, misrelated participles and the misuse of the word "irony".
Having worked often alongside Alison in the subbery, I can attest to her precise and painstaking professionalism and (important) her abiding respect for writers' intentions.
No copy leaves her desk without having been (usually invisibly) improved.
This news makes me sad, as a lifelong Listener reader prone to wincing at mistakes. I wonder if I'll be noticing more of those in future.
I don't know if he's survived the current cull but I'll also put in a huge plug for chief sub Michael Collins.
When he was at NBR he used to not only sub the words but he would [deep breath now] CHECK JOURNALISTS' MATHS.
So, back in the print only days, if you got a call from Michael late morning Thursday, you knew he'd been going over your numbers and found something not quite right.
I too know of a couple of Qantas awards that should have had the sub-editor's name stamped on them (cough cough Mark Broatch) rather than the "reporter's".
A bad sub can ruin a team if not the whole publication, but a good sub is worth their weight in gold, especially one that checks your maths. Bloody hell!
My PhD supervisor informed me that "clearly" does not belong in a scientific paper for equivalent reasons.
So if you're quoting someone who was talking about Braunias' work you should use "Braunias's".
Seriously, I write a lot. I even write reasonably well. I'm quite good at reading the literature and making connections and bringing together data in a way that allows other scientists, or managers, or grant approval panels, to understand what I'm trying to communicate*.
But not for second would I ever let something serious leave my desktop without getting at least two other people to help make it better than it was when it left my fingers.
Maybe they should change it to "rightish first time".
*That doesn't mean they'll fund me, just that they understood me.


My first instinct is that I don't like it ! It looks like a mini but it looses the mini part that makes a mini a mini. But there is more to like and for those who adore the mini but must look elsewhere because they need the space then this has to be on the menu. It's not cheap when you start to add on the options though sat nav does come as standard you can upgrade to get the wider screen version which looks amazing in the roundel. It looks very similar to the BMW entertainment system as you would expect being from BMW.
What is nice is the interior and style - you will really feel part of something special driving the mini clubman, with space in the back to rival any hatchback its a very practical car too.
What you might not know is that the Mini is actually built in Oxford.


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Zeeman may refer to:
"Zeeman (Je Verlangen Is De Zee)", Dutch rendering of the 1960-61 German-language hit single ""Seemann (Deine Heimat ist das Meer)"
Zeeman (crater), a lunar impact crater located on the far side of the Moon near its south pole
Zeeman effect, the splitting of a spectral line into several components in the presence of a static magnetic field
Zeeman (store), a European clothing chain based in the Netherlands
Zeeman slower, a scientific apparatus that is commonly used in quantum optics to cool a beam of atoms from room temperature or above to a few kelvins
Zeeman (surname)

See also
Seeman (disambiguation)
Seemann (disambiguation)


If your organization relies on you or a product to be the single point of failure for all things, that's not a scalable model. When you leave or the product fails the pain begins. Plan for these losses and failures by cross-training and learning the shortcomings of solutions that you deploy. This is just the beginnings of Scalable Security.


Is Friendship Stronger Than War? August 2, 1914 - In the main square of the village, a group of inseparable friends contemplate, incredulously, about a General Mobilization order posted on the town hall. For several weeks, reading the news had become troubling, but the brutal inevitability of this announcement surprised everyone. Without having the slightest idea of the devastation they were about to endure, they promised to stay together, to return - no matter what. Unfortunately, the reality that they were about to face would be completely beyond their worst fears. The Grizzled is a fast-paced, fully cooperative card game that takes place in the trenches of World War I.
So tense, so simple, so difficult, so good!!!
Another very hyped game to anyone who regularly listens to the board gaming podcasts out there. Part of the game's sad back story is that the cartoonist who did the artwork for The Grizzled, who drew under the name Tignous, was tragically killed in the terrorist attack at the Charlie Hebdo office earlier this year. This was one of his last works, and he did an amazing job capturing the horrible misery that is war. The game has a simple premise: you and your fellow players must survive WWI by completing various missions and providing support to one another. Losing is simple. Play three cards that each display the same threat (night, snow, rain, shell, gas mask, and raid whistle) and you lose. One of the players acquires 4 or more hard knock cards (basically wounds, but of the emotional and psychological kind) and you lose. Morale falls so far that you run out of cards and you lose. You must work with your fellow soldiers by laying down threat cards, giving morale boosting speeches, cashing in your good luck charms, or supporting the most war-weary of your group with a simple hot cup of joe at the end of a particularly nasty mission.
I know it sounds gloomy and depressing, but I found it to be an invigorating challenge that somehow always leaves me feeling inspired. You see, at it's heart this is really a game about humanity and doing whatever you can to survive a terrible, terrible situation together. This is a great collaborative game. More than a filler for sure. Great theme, very immersive; the tension never lets up! Worth taking a look.


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Q: Which is email authorization more common than other modes of authentication (Social Auth, Phone Auth, Anonymous), especially on Firebase? Are there certain advantages / disadvantages associated with it ?

A: Social Auth is good one go for that because in that u will get mobile number, email, name, and profile picture if you use Facebook auth and on google auth u will get same almost not mobile number it depends on the user privacy policies but in the phone auth u will only get mobile number and some time user don't want to give a mobile number.


Time for another day of Untried Polish Challenge! In Season is the theme and I have chosen OPI Can't Find My Czechbook. This is a very popular colour this spring and it definitely fits in with the season.


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Slim & I – movie review
By Alex First 4 months ago
Slim Dusty was an Australian icon. No arguments there. He was the first Aussie to have an international number 1 hit song with A Pub with No Beer. One hundred plus albums, record sales topping eight million and an unrivalled 45 Golden Guitar awards. Impressive numbers by any measure.
Born David Gordon Kirkpatrick in 1927 (and passing away in 2003), Slim was driven to his life calling from an early age. The bush balladeer was most at home on the road, crisscrossing the country, visiting towns, including remote aboriginal settlements, the length and breadth of this vast continent. But, arguably, he would not have enjoyed anywhere near the success he had without the help, guidance and love of his equally talented songwriter wife, Joy McKean. The engaging and informative documentary Slim & I, which features those with whom he worked, alongside some of the biggest names in the music business he inspired, makes that perfectly clear.
The pragmatic Joy (at age 90, she is still penning new songs daily) kept him on the straight and narrow. The pair toured for up to 10 months a year. They did so first with their daughter Anne and then with son, David, in tow. Anne speaks of how she originally thought that's how all families lived. Both kids were eventually sent to boarding school. Joy was clearly devoted to Slim; and he was beholden to her.
As a child Joy contracted polio, which resulted in a calliper on one of her legs, but that certainly didn't adversely impact her career. She and her sister Heather took to the stage when still young. Joy would write the songs and the pair would perform them together. The "simple" lyrics – which created "mind pictures" – would strike a chord, as they have continued to do throughout her life, with fans and fellow artists alike. Happenstance would see Slim join Joy, Heather and a small band of others on the road and the rest, as the saying goes, is history.
This reverential portrait, which charts Slim and Joy's lives, is the work of acclaimed filmmaker Kriv Stenders (Red Dog). It is presented as an illustrative book, with an evocative soundtrack throughout. The score, naturally, comes in the form of the music that made Slim and Joy such pillars of the industry and relatable crowd favourites. Mind you, apart from hearing Slim in full voice performing them, contemporary artists such as Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers, Missy Higgins, Keith Urban and Troy Cassar-Daley also get in on the act.
A large amount of archival footage gives Slim & I a sense of authenticity. It points to a man and a woman on a shared mission – of lives well lived, boundaries broken, new paths forged and opening up avenues for others. Anything but pretentious, the doco has an easy-going charm.
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I succumbed to twitter. If anybody here twitters, feel free to follow me at @jesseskinner or leave your id in the comments.
Three years ago today, I wrote my first post. I was just about to move to Berlin and was looking for a new job.
A lot has happened since then. I started freelancing a year later, and I couldn't have done it without this site. 100% of my clients come directly through my "hire me" page.
That's enough about me! What're you guys up to these days?
I wrote a jQuery tutorial which was just put live on IBM DeveloperWorks today: Simplify Ajax development with jQuery.
I discuss a lot of the core functionality and philosophy of jQuery, including an introduction to writing plugins. So if you've heard of jQuery but haven't really decided if you want to use it, or if you've started to use it and want to see what it's capable of, I think you might enjoy the article.
Joe tagged me. So now I have to tell you 5 things that the blogosphere doesn't know about me.
I ran a number of BBSes from 1993-1995. They were called "The Dreaming" and "Pepperland", and my handles were "Morpheus", "Zippo" and "Fone Bone".
When the Internet came out, I thought it was just another crappy network for "lamers", something like AOL or CompuServe, and hoped it would go away. After a while I gave up and jumped on the bandwagon.
The first web page I made was in 1995 (Grade 10). It was a one-page psychedelic propaganda page for a hippie cult I was trying to start called "The Mellow Revolution". It was hosted on Tripod, but it doesn't exist anymore.
My mom has one of the most successful quilt web sites on the Internet called Victoriana Quilt Designs. When I tell people this, they assume I made it for her. In fact, I only taught her how to use FrontPage one day and she did all the rest by herself (okay, I helped her integrate PayPal and add login security, but that's about it).
I've climbed up and stood on one of the pyramids in Cairo. If you don't believe me, here's proof.
Well, I hoped I didn't bore you to death. Now I'm supposed to tag 5 other bloggers and see if they actually find out, give a crap, and follow through with a list. Tag, Emil Stenström, Roger Johansson, Tara Hunt, Mike Papageorge, and Dan Webb, you're it.
Big news: I'm quitting my job, moving back to Canada (with Svea of course) and taking the plunge into fulltime web development freelancing. This is something I've wanted to do for a long, long time (like seriously 10 years).
I'll be available to do any sized projects, from debugging CSS to adding Ajax functionality to full-blown database-driven web applications in PHP or Ruby on Rails. I love doing it all, and I love the variety. I think that's why freelancing is going to be very fun for me. I also plan to have more time to work on my own projects and get some very interesting things started. Stay tuned for more on that.
You can probably expect the content of this blog will start to include stuff about freelancing and self-employment. Hopefully I can help someone out by passing along any painful lessons learned. I'd also love to hear your stories and advice about going it alone.
I hate to do posts like "Sorry I haven't posted in so long" or "I won't be posting for the next while" but... I won't be posting for the next while. I'm leaving tomorrow morning to go back to visit Canada for three weeks, and chances are I'll be pretty busy. But don't worry—I'll be back just in time to do Carnival of the Web #2. See ya!
If you want Ajax on your web site, I'm your man.
If you're not really sure what is possible, I can also offer suggestions on ways to improve the usability of your site while still following best practices, web standards and accessibility guidelines.
If any of you are going to be there by some freak chance, let me know so we can meet up. For the rest of you, I'll be sure to write about anything that relates to web development and the future of the web.
I just submitted my first article to EzineArticles.com. I just heard about this site a couple of days ago so I thought I'd try it out. Basically, it's a way to get articles read by a new audience. I won't get paid for it or anything, but ideally people will discover this blog and my writing if my articles get republished in various e-zines or newsletters, etc.
If you do some writing and want to try spreading your articles a bit further, it might be worth looking in to. I'll post again on here if anything incredible comes out of it (though I don't except much yet).
What's the point of this site? Well, the Big Picture is an outlet for me to write about my greatest passion: the Internet, the direction it's moving in, and the way it is changing the world. But at the same time, I work as a web developer, so this is also my forum for sharing different problems and tricks I come across, as well as touting the benefits of web standards and best practices.
Luckily, these both roughly fall under "The Future of the Web". If I started posting pictures of cats, or investing advice, or whatever, I might get more complaints. But even under the blanket of "The Future of the Web" I have some thinking to do about my target audience.
So how do I solve this apparent dilema? I could create multiple RSS feeds for categories. I could spin off a second blog. I could drop one of the topics altogether. Or, I could just ignore the problem and let people skim over the topics they have no interest in.
Well anyway, I haven't solved the problem yet. I've thought about these options, but I haven't decided what I'll do. But I'm aware there is an apparent identity crisis looming.
How do you deal with identity and branding, and evolution over time? Do you put much thought into this before creating a site or blog, or do you just let it evolve over time and define itself? Where would you like to see this blog go?
I didn't want to put my email address on the site, purely for spam reasons. I thought I could avoid spam by putting a contact form on the site instead. Now, I get more spam than I used to from comment spam bots using my contact form!
I just had a look at the WayBack machine for thefutureoftheweb.com. Turns out someone else had it before. Creepy.
So what do you think? I redesigned the web site, as I'm sure you'll notice. Unless it's your first time here, of course. It took me about 15 minutes to do the design. I was kind of bored of the other one so I thought I'd go for the terminal-window look. I should put some of my old ANSI art here next.. ha.
I just launched a real simple web site, Free Horoscope Daily with my father. It contains free, daily horoscopes, and nothing else. I was sick of all the clutter that ends up on horoscope web sites, and wanted to make one that was simple and good. It may grow in the future, but right now I like it how it is.
Please, I'd love to hear your feedback. Drop me an email if you have something to suggest or that you'd like to see.
Hello there. We are living in a very exciting time. For the first time in human history, the entire earth is connected. We have the ability to share anything with anyone at anytime, easily and inexpensively. We face enormous potential with this technology, and we haven't begun to realise the full implications.
There are some amazing applications of the Internet that are just starting to emerge, some that have become very widespread. In the first days of the Internet, web pages seemed to be the ultimate purpose. Next came peer-to-peer file sharing. Now, we are starting to see a new generation of web applications, more powerful than today's desktop applications. What comes next is anybody's guess.


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"""
Module containing a preprocessor that removes cells if they match
one or more regular expression.
"""

# Copyright (c) IPython Development Team.
# Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.

from traitlets import Set, Unicode
from . import ClearOutputPreprocessor

class TagRemovePreprocessor(ClearOutputPreprocessor):
    """
    Removes cells from a notebook that have tags that designate they are to be
    removed prior to exporting the notebook.

    Traitlets:
    ----------
    remove_cell_tags: removes cells tagged with these values
    remove_all_output_tags: removes entire output areas on cells
                            tagged with these values
    remove_single_output_tags: removes individual output objects on
                               outputs tagged with these values

    """

    remove_cell_tags = Set(Unicode, default_value=[],
            help=("Tags indicating which cells are to be removed,"
                  "matches tags in `cell.metadata.tags`.")).tag(config=True)
    remove_all_outputs_tags = Set(Unicode, default_value=[],
            help=("Tags indicating cells for which the outputs are to be removed,"
                  "matches tags in `cell.metadata.tags`.")).tag(config=True)
    remove_single_output_tags = Set(Unicode, default_value=[],
            help=("Tags indicating which individual outputs are to be removed,"
                  "matches output *i* tags in `cell.outputs[i].metadata.tags`.")
            ).tag(config=True)
    remove_input_tags = Set(Unicode, default_value=[],
            help=("Tags indicating cells for which input is to be removed,"
                  "matches tags in `cell.metadata.tags`.")).tag(config=True)

    def check_cell_conditions(self, cell, resources, index):
        """
        Checks that a cell has a tag that is to be removed

        Returns: Boolean.
        True means cell should *not* be removed.
        """

        # Return true if any of the tags in the cell are removable.
        return not self.remove_cell_tags.intersection(
                cell.get('metadata', {}).get('tags', []))

    def preprocess(self, nb, resources):
        """
        Preprocessing to apply to each notebook. See base.py for details.
        """
        # Skip preprocessing if the list of patterns is empty
        if not any([self.remove_cell_tags,
                    self.remove_all_outputs_tags,
                    self.remove_single_output_tags,
                    self.remove_input_tags
                    ]):
            return nb, resources

        # Filter out cells that meet the conditions
        nb.cells = [self.preprocess_cell(cell, resources, index)[0]
                    for index, cell in enumerate(nb.cells)
                    if self.check_cell_conditions(cell, resources, index)]

        return nb, resources

    def preprocess_cell(self, cell, resources, cell_index):
        """
        Apply a transformation on each cell. See base.py for details.
        """

        if (self.remove_all_outputs_tags.intersection(
            cell.get('metadata', {}).get('tags', []))
            and cell.cell_type == 'code'):

            cell.outputs = []
            cell.execution_count = None
            # Remove metadata associated with output
            if 'metadata' in cell:
                for field in self.remove_metadata_fields:
                    cell.metadata.pop(field, None)

        if (self.remove_input_tags.intersection(
                cell.get('metadata', {}).get('tags', []))):
            cell.transient = {
                'remove_source': True
                }

        if cell.get('outputs', []):
            cell.outputs = [output
                            for output_index, output in enumerate(cell.outputs)
                            if self.check_output_conditions(output,
                                                            resources,
                                                            cell_index,
                                                            output_index)
                            ]
        return cell, resources

    def check_output_conditions(self, output, resources,
                                cell_index, output_index):
        """
        Checks that an output has a tag that indicates removal.

        Returns: Boolean.
        True means output should *not* be removed.
        """
        return not self.remove_single_output_tags.intersection(
                output.get('metadata', {}).get('tags', []))

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CardMonkey's Paper Jungle: Faux Leather Albums are Retiring ... Stock Up Now!
Faux Leather Albums are Retiring ... Stock Up Now!
Are you a scrapbooker who has loved and used Close To My Heart's expandable Faux Leather Albums over the years? If so, it's time to stock up on your favorite colors in the Faux Leather post-bound albums while supplies last, as they are retiring at the end of the current Idea Book & Catalog cycle (July 2014). Yes, we're making way for some exciting change at Close To My Heart in our renowned high-quality albums!
The new My LegacyTM albums will be available beginning August 2014 in a coated canvas finish, in beautiful patterns and some solid colors as well. They will be available in the traditional post-bound album (post/screws), or in the very popular D-ring format. Neither of the types of albums will be expandable; this is a new change -- and one I see as for the better.
Why? Huge albums -- some clients expand them to four and five inches thick, in many cases -- are harder to handle, heavier, and are less stable. Stacked or lined up on a shelf, they just don't make for a uniform appearance. And the carefully-considered new albums being introduced will be easier to assemble, with "wings" on the screws to make them easier to turn -- no more fumbling with screwdrivers.
If you're just getting into scrapbooking or building your album, you may want to consider CTMH's "Work in Progress" Album. I have two of these myself -- one that I carry back and forth to crops, and the other that I store my embellishments in.
What?! Yes! This is my favorite way to store embellishments: I use a wide variety of Close To My Heart's divided page protectors, and then sort the colors of my gems and pearls in the prismatic (ROYBGV) fashion. Each page holds a different color for easy viewing and storage. And the box that surrounds the albums keep the gems from slipping out, onto my shelf. I just ♥ it so much, I actually kissed the binder when it was all assembled. Ok, I'm a nut -- a craft nut -- but I just love good storage ideas for my craft supplies.
So if you just love CTMH's Faux Leather Albums or have been planning to buy them for your future layouts, stock up now on both the albums and the accessories that go with them such as the extender posts, posts & screws, spine expanders, etc. Since they are only available while supplies last at this point, I would hate for them to run out of your favorite color or the accessories to expand the current albums that you have.
Click on any of the active links to order your albums or accessories today. Contact me, please, if you have any questions or would like to host a CTMH gathering (at home or online!) for your friends and family!
Great idea about using them to store your gems, I will have to try this myself. I hope you are keeping well.
St. Patrick's Day greetings to you and yours!


A SUPER fast kiita that polishes on water with a ghost touch. High quality kiita hone with 2 flaws that drastically affect price while not managing to negatively impact honing quality of this great stone in a meaningful way that would be expected by the large price reduction.
The wire is likely toxic, in that it is harder than the stone- meaning if the stone abrades at a faster rate (being softer) and the wire sits proud of the honing surface- it may scratch or chip a razor's edge- though it is a hair and very even, thinner and finer than one of the hairs on my head- most call these non toxic, and from my experience, this describes the wire on this stone.And yet- this could change and I take my duty in accurately describing and recommending best use for my stones VERY seriously.
*Though it does not interfere, this could change over time, so be prepared to have to engrave the stone (engrave is to use a tool to excavate or wear a stone slightly more in a problem area so that it lies lower than the rest of the stone and the blade passes over without interference.) My prefered method is a diamond wheel or diamond durr tool in a dremel rotary tool and a "wash bottle" or other light stream of water feeding the cutting head when on my few stones in my collection that I've had to shape or smooth areas, or engrave. -this would be my number one recommended way, and I can show you how if ever the need occurs.
*Know that the stone has been repaired, as it broke cleanly at the wire. I did not do this repair, and I was unsure if it had been done at all, but after careful inspection of the stone and deliberation I've concluded it has been, in what is- the finest repair I've ever seen.
That is the most you should expect as far as purchasing this brilliant stone- I do not want to let my expectations cloud objectivity. Now, having established what should be the objectivity of purchase decision- My expert opinion is- I don't expect that the wire should ever become toxic, or problematic. It is a fine line, pun unintentional between innocuous and toxic and this is close, as such I don't want to claim it will always be fine. As a piece in my collection though, I don't ever expect it to trouble me. The repair, less opinion and more objectively I can say: I don't expect to ever fail. Even remotely. It is a very very skillful and impressive repair and I only wish I could repair stones as this stone handler has on this toishi. It is so expert and its location so luckily blended with the line that it is hard to determine if it is a repair even when you know to look for it. In short- It is a miraculous stone as long as you know what its strengths and flaws are going in, and there are no surprises. I want you to be pleasantly surprised and overjoyed with your purchase, as always- never disappointed or let down. Plan for the worst, and hope for the best- I feel with this stone that you will get the best, but I cannot quantify the exact extent to which these flaws will affect you and your appreciation of this stone- so we will overstate the flaws and possible impact and that way there can be no disappointment.
As such, this is a very very high quality and rare stone- the layers which yielded sparse kiita deposits were depleted in the 1920's. And the quality of the stone and particles is very high. This is a very expensive stone with 2 flaws, one which should never be a problem: the repair, and the other, which isn't a problem, but *could* possibly require minimal, light engraving in the future for razors: the line. These drastically reduce the value without impacting the honing quality in a meaningful way. A truly fantastic deal, and a stone I love honing on more every time I pull it from my shelves.
As always, my stones are all guaranteed to be 100% to your satisfaction, even a stone as described, with no problems, that you just "don't love" you may send back with within 14-days undamaged and unchanged, as it was received and request exchange. You only pay shipping. I love the stones in my collection and you will too, and I strive to place the right stone with the right custodian who will be compatible with their hone.
Though I never had a problem with it as the angle is slanted to the edge of the blade. If you came up on it parallel with your edge- you get feedback. ALSO: The line is head scratchingly the single luckiest break (aside from the price) and fix I've seen on this killer kiita. It looks like just a natural line, and it is- but it's also a point where this toishi was snapped (maybe hit the floor) and repaired and so flawlessly, that you would likely never notice or not for a very long time if it wasn't pointed out to you. It was repaired and glued to this toishi dai before I purchased it and the seam isn't any larger than the line- the only way I know is because on the sides (not where you hone) it is noticeable where a side is a hair taller on one side, and a hair narrower on the other, and there is the faintest finger smudge of clear sheen on the sides on the line- like wiping excess glue. Look at the pictures, they tell it all.
Shaves off this stone are every bit as comfortable and enjoyable as the honing of blades is on this kiita. HHT4/5 easily, very keen and more importantly for shave quality and comfort with WTG, XTG, and ATG passes without any irritation- very smooth refined edges.
It's a steal, and I'm more interested in the happy review and happy customer than I am in selling this stone.


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Q: javascript method to get time correctly i'm using Date().getTime() to set time of activity of user in my app. But in two different machine (mobile and pc)seems return different value. If i get time first from mobile and after from pc, the value returned from Date().getTime() of mobile must be minor of value of pc but is viceversa!!
This is the method to set time:
var user = this.get("objectId");
var lastactivity=Math.round(new Date().getTime()/1000);

this.set("lastactivity",lastactivity);

var User = Parse.Object.extend("User");
var query = new Parse.Query(User);
query.get(user, {
    success: function(object) {
        console.log(object);
        object.set("lastactivity", lastactivity);
        object.save();
    },
    error: function(object, error) {
        // handle error
    }
});

A: new Date() is only as accurate and the clocks on each of these devices.  If the devices themselves aren't perfectly sync'd it is expected that you'll get different values.  Generally speaking, it's best to assign timestamps on the serverside when data is posted... if all clients are talking to the same server, then you don't need to worry about the clocks on your users' devices.

A: try setting hours to 0000
var d = new Date();
var myDate = new Date(d.setHours(0,0,0,0));

now use this date, you will get same time at all places.
In your case you can try this
var user = this.get("objectId");
var lastactivity=Math.round(myDate.getTime()/1000);


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By Brian Hubert | bhubert@freemanonline.com | Daily Freeman
PUBLISHED: January 21, 2023 at 6:27 p.m. | UPDATED: January 22, 2023 at 12:59 p.m.
Newly-elected Republican Congressman Marc Molinaro representing the new 18th Congressional District speaks after an inauguration ceremony at the Diamond Mills Hotel in Saugerties, N.Y. on Jan. 21, 2023. Molinaro said his priorities will be supporting the local agricultural community, improving public safety, lowering the cost of living, addressing mental health and the opioid epidemic and strengthening services for those with disabilities. He was joined by a number of current and former Republican and Democratic lawmakers. (Brian Hubert/Daily Freeman).
Newly-elected Republican Congressman Marc Molinaro representing the new 18th Congressional District speaks after an inauguration ceremony at the Diamond Mills Hotel in Saugerties, N.Y. on Jan. 21, 2023. Molinaro said his priorities will be supporting the local agricultural community, improving public safety, lowering the cost of living, addressing mental health and the opioid epidemic and strengthening services for those with disabilities (Brian Hubert/Daily Freeman).
Newly-elected Republican Congressman Marc Molinaro, representing the 18th Congressional District, embraces former Republican Congressman Chris Gibson who sworn Molinaro in at the Diamond Mills Hotel in Saugerties on Jan. 21, 2022 (Brian Hubert, Daily Freeman).
Newly elected Republican Congressman Marc Molinaro, who represents the 18th Congressional District, was sworn in at the Diamond Mills Hotel in Saugerties on Jan. 21, 2022. (Brian Hubert, Daily Freeman).
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