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Great technical book on a must-have toolkit
I read Closure: The Definitive Guide as part of O'Reilly's rough cuts program, and I can honestly say that the book is one of the best technical books I've read in quite some time. It's clear that the author sought to leave no stone unturned in writing this book; he succeeded brilliantly. His writing style is concise but not at all confusing, leading to a great book that lends itself just as well to sit-down reading as it does a reference guide.This book is definitely targeted towards developers, not managers. You should have at least some experience with JavaScript and the DOM before reading this. The author thankfully doesn't rehash the basics of such material before digging into Closure, but he also doesn't make the assumption that you need to have written a book on JavaScript in order to understand how to use everything. After you read the introduction chapter, you can safely skip some parts and come back to them later as you begin to understand Closure's design...
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October 2, 2010 (Laguna Beach, CA) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5

The why, the how, and practical examples
Great introduction to Closure: explains the core concepts behind the why and the how of Closure without getting bogged down in the API details. Unlike many other technical books of the kind, this one can actually be read from start to finish and every chapter is well worth it. You'll learn the design principles and motivations behind the Closure compiler, the many ways you can lean on the compiler to help you manage your Javascript codebase, and also take a look under the hood to learn how to extend it and customize it for your own project.Of course, Closure is more than just the compiler, so you'll learn how to use Soy / Closure Templates, as well as many other supporting tools. At this time, the only large omission is Closure Stylesheets - likely released after the publication. If you're curious about Closure, or joining a project, which is using it currently, then this is your shortest path from zero to mastery.
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November 13, 2011 (San Francisco, CA, USA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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If you're ready to use Closure to build rich web applications with JavaScript, this hands-on guide has precisely what you need to learn this suite of tools in depth. Closure makes it easy for experienced JavaScript developers to write and maintain large and complex codebases -- as Google has demonstrated by using Closure with Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Maps.

Author and Closure contributor Michael Bolin has included numerous code examples and best practices, as well as valuable information not available publicly until now. You'll learn all about Closure's Library, Compiler, Templates, testing framework, and Inspector -- including how to minify JavaScript code with the Compiler, and why the combination of the Compiler and the Library is what sets Closure apart from other JavaScript toolkits.

Learn how the Compiler significantly reduces the amount of JavaScript users have to download when visiting your site
Discover several ways to use the Compiler as part of your build process
Learn about type expressions, primitives, and common utilities
Understand how Closure emulates classes and class-based inheritance
Use Closure Templates on the server and the client from either JavaScript or Java
Test and debug your JavaScript code, even when it's compiled

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Any other closure books?
This book is a good reference and description of what the closure library is about. I think it fails as a guide to putting it all together into an application though. I was dissapointed that the chapter on user interface components really only partially covered buttons and a combobox in 16 pages while there's a whole 49 page chapter on the editor which I don't really care about. It is a good book though and explains a lot about how the compiler works and how to avoid pitfalls. The plovr tool the author created is awesome and makes using Closure much, much easier, especially on Windows. I would have given this book 5 stars if it either included a longer chapter on ui components or had an example that showed how to bring it all together.
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July 4, 2011 (Des Moines, IA) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4

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Frustrated by the inability of the police to find the men that brutalized her, a young woman decides to take justice into her own hands. Gillian Anderson and Danny Dyer star. Top to learn more

The X-Files' Gillian Anderson gives an impressive performance as a woman obsessed by revenge in this sleek and chilly English thriller by documentary filmmaker Dan Reed. Anderson is top-billed as a Brit businesswoman who invites the rough-hewn tech (Danny Dyer) who's installing her security system to a business party in the country. Slow-boiling sexual tension between the two to an erotic encounter in the woods – which is soon undercut by a savage attack by a group of local hunters, who rape Anderson and beat Dyer senseless. As they recover, viewers soon learn that the pair's trauma runs deeper than just the physical level – Dyer is emotionally shattered, and Anderson is gripped by a need to repay her attackers with violence more terrible than what they visited upon her. Though the plot occasionally veers into implausible territory, the couple's search for the guilty party – and the gruesome fate they have in store for them – is unnerving, and made all the more so by Anderson intense turn, which presents a torrent of conflicting emotions raging just below her cool, porcelain surface. - Paul Gaita Top to learn more

Flawed.....but definitely better than two stars
I disagree with the opinions of many of the reviewers of this movie; it is better than their two-star rating would imply. Yes, there are weaknesses: background on the characters, particularly the character played by Gillian Anderson and the two most agressive attackers, was sorely lacking. The ability to travel miles through the forest on foot in mere seconds stretched credibility, and personality reversals seemed to occur frequently and with indistinct motivation. Was the daughter actually being molested by her father's associates, or was it merely a possibility? What's up with the abrupt ending? etc...etc...Despite the shortcomings, many scenes and situations were quite engaging. Anderson's character radiated an intense sexuality and her casual seduction of the security system tech was quite credible. I doubt that the "relationship" would have lasted long without the brutal interlude on their way home from the party, but once forced together by their shared horror and...
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December 29, 2007 (Texas, USA) | Helpful Votes: 18 | Rating: 4

Gripping, disturbing and thought-provoking
Gillian Anderson is becoming more beautiful and interesting as she gets older. The round-faced freshess of her X-Files days is gone, replaced by a sleek steeliness. And in this film she's 180-degrees different from her X-Files character, and for us that's a very good thing, because we see a performance that's tough--aggressive, even--unnerving (and that's even before she and her date are viciously attacked), and yet still vulnerable. Much is communicated through facial expressions and body language, not dialog. Danny Dyer's Adam is a perfect foil to her toughness, being basically a big kid at 23 with a low-paying job and a general innocence and decency that he holds onto through most of the film. The circumstances presented in the film are really just opportunities to explore the characters, as they both deal with the aftermath of brutality in different ways, shifting toward and away from each other, phasing between power and powerlessness, outrage and fear, conscience and...
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April 10, 2008 (Portland, OR United States) | Helpful Votes: 14 | Rating: 4

Where the violence comes from
Great directing by Dan Reed, well known for his award winning documentary movies.In "Closure", he is building up a thriller from an everyday 'regular' situation. Familiar urban environments quickly become grey and monotonous in an unsettling way, people gatherings also transformed: for example, the party scene looks like it is turning into a party of shadows. Equally unsettling is the depiction of muddy and drizzly countryside (the photography is outstanding). The sounds - whistling wind, rustling leaves, characters barely talking, mostly breathing heavily and moaning or yelling and screaming. All characters (both 'good' and 'bad') are alienated from each other, they meet and interact because they happen to be in the same, mostly wrong, places. All are emotionally empty, except for the rage and desperation which give them some short-lived intentionality and purpose. Very good Anderson and Dyer.There is no closure after watching "Closure". The movie could have been longer...
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September 21, 2007 (Lawrence, KS USA) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 4

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Closure: The Rush to End Grief and What it Costs Us

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This is a mesmerizing examination of the concept of "closure" in our society ...
One of the most difficult things I've experienced when grieving has been dealing with the opinions of those around me, many of whom have 'decided' how I should grieve. "Closure" is one of those almost mystical things I've never been able to figure out or come to term with. In fact, I've never been able to close or put the lid on how I feel about anyone who has passed away in my lifetime. When I watch television or read, I've come across those who demand closure and receive it and those who claim they will never find it. When I picked up a copy of this book, I was totally mesmerized by Berns's analysis of the strange enigma of closure.Berns not only discusses closure in terms of death, but also of things such as separation, divorce, and even the loss of one's beloved pet. This is not a guide that, by any stretch of the imagination, pretends to be a guide to resolving one's hurt and pain one way or the other. It leans toward discussing the origins and concept of...
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March 3, 2012 (Vermont) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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When it comes to the end of a relationship, the loss of a loved one, or even a national tragedy, we are often told we need "closure." But while some people do find closure for their pain and grief, many more feel that closure does not exist and believe the notion only encourages false hopes. Sociologist Nancy Berns explores these ideas and their ramifications in her timely book, Closure. Berns uncovers the various interpretations and contradictory meanings of closure. She identifies six types of "closure talk," revealing closure as a socially constructed concept and a "new emotion." Berns explores how closure has been applied widely in popular media and how the idea has been appropriated as a political tool and to sell products and services. This book explains how the push for closure--whether we find it helpful, engaging, or enraging--is changing our society. Top to learn more

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A Masterpiece...............No Disappointment Here!
As a NIN fan, you will Love and Respect Closure(Halo 12). One reason, Trent Reznor is a very discreet man and he's not very public. You don't get to see much on NIN behind the scenes. If you haven't had the pleasure of seeing NIN live, you will love Closure. Video #1 is a documentary of the guys at work on their Self Destruct Tour dated 1994-1998. Most of the footage seems to be 1994-1996. It has great Concert and behind the scenes footage. It does have a lot of flashing lights and it tends to jump around alot, but this is NIN we're talking about. It's nice to see Trent, Robin, Chris, Danny and the other guys doing their jobs. Concert footage includes: Terrible lie, Piggy, Down in it, March of the Pigs, Wish, Hurt w/David Bowie & Something I Can Never Have. Video #2 is of most of NIN's videos...including the banned Happiness in Slavery and the un-cut Down in it and Closer. The other videos included are Head like a Hole, Sin, Pinion, Wish, Help me I'm in Hell, Gave up ,...
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December 28, 1999 (maryland) | Helpful Votes: 113 | Rating: 5

Sorry the review's so long - I got a little carried away ...
The first video in this package is a collection of live performances and backstage footage. There's nothing very revealing about frontman Trent Reznor, and the sound and picture quality are, as the disclaimer warns, "compromised", but there are many choice moments, the most obvious one being David Bowie joining the band for Hurt. If you persevere through the poor sound, there is some very funny conversation - David Bowie (again) telling of a 'fan's' mix-up of Bowie and Vanilla Ice is one example.Part 2 is a collection of all of NIN's music videos up to The Perfect Drug (with the exception of Burn, which, for completists, can be found on the second tape of the Natural Born Killers Director's Cut, and the complete Broken movie - sorry, can't help you there). It opens with a short video of A Warm Place (these instrumental videos are scattered through the collection, along with short film reels of, among other things, an elephant being electrocuted), but the first video...
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July 11, 2001 | Helpful Votes: 28 | Rating: 5

Great Double Video Set from NIN
Video one shows concert and behind the scenes footage from the Self-Destruct tour. The behind the scenes footage has Trent and the boys bringing down an exit sign by throwing beer bottles at it, Danny Lohner in a thong, Bowie tells about getting confused with Vanilla Ice, Trent trying decide how to deal with Robin's hand injury, Jim Rose Circus among other things. Live performances are of Terrible Lie, Piggy, Down in It, March of the Pigs, the Only Time, Sanctified, Wish, Hurt (featuring Bowie) and Something I Can Never Have.Video Two is of all of their videos previous to The Fragile besides Burn, the original March of the Pigs video (never released) and the Broken movie (if that counts as being a music video). It has Head Like a Hole, Sin, Down In It, Pinion, Wish, Help Me I'm in Hell, Happiness in Slavery, Gave Up, March of the Pigs, Eraser/Hurt/Wish (live), Closer and the Perfect Drug. Each of their videos is unique and not like any of their other ones. Marilyn Manson is in...
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March 13, 2001 | Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 5

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What Closure IS, why we need it and how to get it.
This is a 'feel good' book. Not just because of any of the many real life story examples within it, but by showing us how to relate those examples to our own experiences and then giving us additional tools to practice, Lissa Coffey demonstrates how we can learn to actually appreciate whatever situation in our life has us 'stuck' with those unpleasant emotions that just won't leave, and how to make any changes we might want.Lissa Coffey explains just what 'Closure' IS. We are told closure is not feeling grief. Closure takes us beyond grief to learning from change, even to look forward to it. In addition to recovering after loss or learning how to get 'over' and see the good in our old relationships, we are given tips for discovering new and better ones, as well as improving all the continuing relationships we have.Most readers will find the term "Relationship" applies to a wider area than we had considered. This book is clearly written and shows how to relieve...
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February 20, 2010 (CA, USA) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

A stellar book to move through and beyond!!
Closure and the Law of Relationship by Lissa Coffey is one of those books you'll want to add to your standing library. Why? Because life means change, and this book offers best practices to navigate the waters of relationships that are ever-changing. With actionable items and affirmations at the end of each chapter, this is not just a book for those going through divorce. CLOSURE examines ways in which we can move through our emotions on any issue to get beyond them. We may have accepted that our parents have divorced, that our best friend has moved to the other side of the Earth or that our kids have left the house for good. But do we really have `closure', that delicious state of full-blown acceptance and honoring of transition for what it truly is: the ability to grow beyond our perceived limits?From the beginning, Lissa Coffey assures us that our true self never changes, even if our circumstances do. In the eleven chapters, she calls for a mind shift from regret and...
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March 12, 2010 (near Munich, Germany) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5

A book to heal by
For anyone who has ever suffered a personal loss, and that means everyone, this book is a must read. As someone who has suffered many losses in my life, I only wish I had this book years ago.Lissa Coffee understands the human connection and explains the relevance between loss and healing like a good friend.
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February 19, 2010 (Vista ,Calif, USA) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

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Through the myriad forms of relationships we experience over the course of a lifetime, we have the opportunity to learn about ourselves-to see how each relationship, no matter how challenging or difficult or joyful, causes us to change, to grow, and even to discover unknown inner strengths. In Closure and the Law of Relationship: Endings as New Beginnings, lifestyle and relationship expert Lissa Coffey show us how the Law of Relationship works to our benefit to help us improve our lives. "The universe teaches us that relationships don't end," Coffey says. "We remain connected to the people in our lives through our memories and shared experiences. Coming to terms with the changes in our relationships is what will bring us closure." With real-life examples, Transformation Applications, and Wisdom Affirmations throughout, Coffey has created a practical, spiritual guide that offers a five-step process to help us achieve a sought-for peace of mind and greater Self-realization. "Eastern philosophy teaches us that change is inevitable, and yet suffering is not. In her insightful new book, "Closure," Lissa Coffey shows us how to learn and grow as we move through the evolution of our relationships. Highly recommended." -Deepak Chopra Author of The Ultimate Happiness Prescription "Who among us hasn't been devastated by the loss of a relationship - whether through separation, divorce, or death? Most of the time, we can't see beyond the present moment and mistakenly believe that life could never be as good without that other person in our daily lives. By the end of the journey through Lissa Coffey's book, Closure, we come to realize that we will be better for having loved, and life will be even sweeter when we start to live it again!" Shaun Robinson TV Host, Author of Exactly As I Am Top to learn more

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Chester Mumford did have friends in Austin and often stayed with friends in the apartments he was killed behind. "He always helped me, you know, clean apartments," said Lucy Martinez, Chester's friend and a co-manager at the apartments. AUSTIN (KXAN) - A family three states away is mourning a loved one who was fatally stabbed in Northeast Austin Saturday morning. Regina told KXAN in an exclusive interview, her brother moved to Austin in the fall of 2011 -- he was looking for a fresh start. Mumford's family said that Chester moved around the United States but was not transient or homeless. Chester Mumford , 47, was stabbed behind the Charter's Apartments off East 51st Street around 1 a. m. Saturday.

Like watching a movie and the ending is a cliffhanger to get you to come back and watch part two, Edgar isn’t happy that his UFC 125 fight with Maynard ended in a tie , because while he feels like he won, it was still scored a draw. You get to have a fight like that and no one ends up the winner, it kind of sucks, but I’m glad I get another crack at it. ”. While back-to-back fights against the same opponent are not the normal modus operandi in MMA, Edgar is a rare case of a... UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar is excited to face Gray Maynard again for a number of reasons, but one thing looming overhead is larger than anything else. I haven’t signed anything, but I guess Dana talked about it, so it’s probably set in stone,” Edgar said about the May 30 fight date at UFC 130. The trilogy with Maynard looks to go down at the Memorial Day weekend show in Las Vegas as a part of UFC 130. I’m not only looking at Gray as the main thing, I just want to get better. Edgar will continue to work with his normal team in New Jersey as well as trips to New York City to work at the Renzo Gracie Academy.

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"I'm looking at this as a sign that now my marriage is over," she told the Journal at the time. "This is a new beginning for us. This has been a bad year, but hopefully we'll have a better year next year and in the years down the road.
Search for closure

One thing has eluded Rossi during the last half-decade: closure. The criminal case against Corey S. Moore, of Sharon, Pa., her nurse at St. Elizabeth, ended because he killed himself 16 days after he was indicted on first-degree felony counts of rape
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They were grieving and looking for closure, trying to make sense out of everything that had happened. Grief looks back. Grief tries to remember some good part of the past. Grief tries to relive a past joy and find strength from past comfort or victory