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So when I'm not thinking about ways to improve our tea delivery times or planning out amazing tea gift ideas, I have begun dabbling in the world of improv theatre, (think "who's line is it anyway", or the new "thank g-d you're here"). Anyway, I always thought I'd be great at this because as a child I had a very active imagination. However, little did I realize this stuff is actually a craft just like anything else that can only be learned with tons of practice and a great teacher.
Enter Andrew Hanson. Andrew is a improv teacher and performer at the West Side Eclectic, who had the very challenging task of teaching me. Recently, I found out that he was a participant in te West Side's big weight loss competition. I jumped on the chance of Art of Tea sponsoring my coach with the competition. The rules were simple:
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There's definitely a hook-up culture at Amherst, as opposed to a dating culture, but it's certainly not worse than any other college in the U.S. You can still date if you really want to.
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Almost everyone is incredibly fit. People here seem to worry about their health and looking good, which I think is a great thing. They are also very fashion conscious, in the sense that everyone likes expensive preppy clothes. There is definitely a stereotypical "look". That said, you can definitely find whatever you're into here. There are tons of good-looking people.
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Many people dress sporty. When they're not, they're still decently dressed.
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Everyone is decent-looking, and dresses similarly.
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The average student is intelligent (Amherst is the No. 1 liberal arts school in the country, so the kids are pretty smart), athletic (60 percent of students play varsity sports, and those who don't are usually involved in club or intramural sports), and friendly. Girls are pretty average-looking, but it isn't a huge concern because UMass, Smith, and Mount Holyoke are all in close proximity. That being said, there's nothing better than a cute Amherst College girl.
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Both great couples and sizzling one-night stands have been known to flourish at Amherst, so don't worry about finding your college sweetheart or the danger of eternal abstinence. You stand a decent chance at finding either one at Amherst. Contrary to what might be expected from a preppy Northeastern college, there are quite a few hookups at parties and in general—if this is what you're interested in. Guys have more options than girls do because Amherst is in close proximity to two all-women colleges, and those students do well in making their presence felt at Amherst parties. UMass students are also visible on weekends, but they are, in truth, considered less of a catch.
Lookswise, there are people from many different backgrounds here, so you're going to observe some very different styles and looks. People simply like to tease on this issue, which is why you'll hear so many complaints about the apparent lack of Cindy Crawfords and Brad Pitts. There are not too many supermodels here of either sex, but if your standards are just a dash lower, you can find a lot of decidedly good-looking men and women. Sex, you ask? Well, in a word, yes. People hook up and have sexual intercourse here and there at Amherst. If you object to commitment, however, you're probably out of luck around here, but try UMass, as things are rumored to be more open-minded there in this respect. Nonetheless, if you are searching for some interactions with the opposite sex, there are a wide array of options here at the 'herst.
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The money quote, the one that fed the fantasy, wasn't much of one when you sift through the qualifiers and conditions. But it spoke of a giddy summer theory percolating through the hopes of another loud Dolphins' off-season.
This was somewhere after the Dolphins spent $110 million in guaranteed money for free agents, somewhere after Wes Welker was out in New England, after Rob Gronkowski's second surgery, after Aaron Hernandez was arrested.
The question running through blogs, chat rooms and talk shows was if the Patriots were vulnerable to the Dolphins. Linebacker Dannell Ellerbe, still transitioning to the Dolphins from a Super Bowl champion Baltimore team, bit just enough on the idea.
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"I think they are (vulnerable), but you can't just talk about it,'' he told CBSSports.com. "You have to do it.
And: "I was brought here to help knock them off. That doesn't mean we will, but we feel like we can."
Of course, the athletically-correct answer was: "Not now. Not yet. And never in May or August, as any Dolphins fan with a memory knows."
How far do you want to go back? To 2003, when Las Vegas oddsmakers made the Dave Wannstedt's Dolphins the off-season Super Bowl favorite? To 2006, when Sports Illustrated picked Nick Saban's team for the Super Bowl?
That all sounds comical now, right?
New England has won the AFC East for nine of the past 10 seasons. The only time they didn't was in 2008. That outlier even told you how strong their hold on the division remains.
Two weeks before the '08 season, quarterback Chad Pennington dropped from the sky into the Dolphins' lap. It said how important preseason really is when he went on to finish second in the league's MVP voting.
The other part of that 2008 equation was New England quarterback Tom Brady missed the whole year with a knee injury. Brady, even more than coach Bill Belichick, is the irreplaceable part of the Patriots.
That's why there was a brief spike of Dolphins excitement again in mid-August when Brady went down, clutching his knee, leaving a Patriots practice. No sane fan wants Brady seriously hurt. But everyone understood the possibilities if he was.
"Oh, no,'' a Patriots fan videotaping the play immediately said.
He knew. Everyone did. Brady is the difference in an AFC East. The Dolphins have high hopes for Ryan Tannehill. Buffalo and the Jets probably will turn the page with quarterbacks at some point this year.
Brady is the constant in New England is like Dan Marino for the Dolphins all those years. He gives them a chance every season. It matters the Patriot won't have their top five receivers from 2012 to start this season. It matters less with Brady throwing the ball.
That's why all talk of the Patriots sinking because of the receivers' loss is overdone. They were the top scoring offense in the NFL last year at 34.8 points a game.
So they'll score a little less without so many known receivers. So what? The real question is how much the Dolphins added to the 27th-ranked offense at 18 points a game last season.
Are the Dolphins hopes so fragile they sank when tight end Dustin Keller suffered a season-ending knee injury? It was a significant loss, sure. But if that sinks the season it wasn't going to be much of a season anyhow.
No team is static. The Dolphins of August will be far different than the Dolphins of December. That's a concept Joe Philbin understands and embraces. His job, he knows, involves developing players into his system and getting improvement through the year.
Ellerbe is one of a cast of newcomers. And he's learning Philbins' way. Asked about calling the Patriots vulnerable, he said in training camp, "I didn't say that."
The truth is the Dolphins inched closer to contention on one August day. It wasn't the mid-August one where Brady limped off a practice field only to return the following day.
It was Aug. 3.
Brady turned 36.
Other than that, the gas-bag theory of the Dolphins moving on par with New England now, today, is full of too much air and hope. It's still the Patriots' division as another season kickoff. We'll see if the Dolphins can change that by January.


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St. Paul's Second Letter to the Thessalonians 3:6-18
Prokeimenon. Grave Mode.
Psalm 98.9,1
Exalt the Lord our God.
Verse: The Lord reigns; let the people tremble.
BRETHREN, we command you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you keep away from any brother who is living in idleness and not in accord with the tradition that you received from us. For you yourselves know how you ought to imitate us; we were not idle when we were with you, we did not eat any one's bread without paying, but with toil and labor we worked night and day, that we might not burden any of you. It was not because we have not that right, but to give you in our conduct an example to imitate. For even when we were with you, we gave you this command: If any one will not work, let him not eat. For we hear that some of you are living in idleness, mere busybodies, not doing any work. Now such persons we command and exhort in the Lord Jesus Christ to do their work in quietness and to earn their own living. Brethren, do not be weary in well-doing.
If any one refuses to obey what we say in this letter, note that man, and have nothing to do with him, that he may be ashamed. Do not look on him as an enemy, but warn him as a brother.
Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in all ways. The Lord be with you all. I, Paul, write this greeting with my own hand. This is the mark in every letter of mine; it is the way I write. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.
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FIrst thing, add up the specs on the volume each thing uses, add up any/all that you want to be able to run at once. Then, compare that max value to the max flow capabilities of the 1/2" and the 3/4" valves. If the 1/2" valve can handle the flow volume (probably not), go with it as it's cheaper. You'll probably end up with the 3/4" valve which can , depending on the design, often more than twice the flow of the same company's 1/2" valve. You shouldn't make assumptions, you need to read the specsheets as there is quite a variation between both brands and lines within a brand.
Personally, I like to be able to set the temperature and never adjust it. This is more reliable with a thermostatically controlled valve summer/winter, full tank/near empty than a pressure balanced valve which doesn't take into account variations in cold or hot water supply temperatures - that's all up to you.
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I don't know about you guys, but I love my under-120s. They're so cute and funny. Just yesterday one stole my GPS unit and another one took a dump in my yard. Ha ha, they're such cards.
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Originally posted 12/13/2012 06:00AM
Barbara Walters's annual 10 most fascinating list always features an eclectic mix of captivating people – and this year is no different.
The special, which aired Wednesday night, highlighted the achievements and antics that kept fans enthralled. Among Walters's picks were Ben Affleck, who won critical acclaim for his political thriller Argo; Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas; Prince Harry; and even pint-sized beauty pageant star Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson.
And her top pick as the Most Fascinating Person of 2012? Gen. David Petraeus, the decorated U.S. military hero and director disgraced by an affair that forced his resignation as director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Originally posted 11/30/2012 07:55AM
Around this time last year, Gabby Douglas dropped a bomb on her coaches and family: She wanted to quit gymnastics – and maybe try getting a job at Chick-fil-A.
"What," she says now, "was I thinking?"
Of course, she didn't. And the rest is history.
Four months after becoming the first black woman ever to win Olympic gold in individual all-around gymnastics, Douglas, 16, is looking back on her magical year – one that includes a new memoir Grace, Gold, & Glory: My Leap of Faith, to be published Dec. 4, and excerpted exclusively in PEOPLE this week.
"My life has changed so much," says the bubbly former PEOPLE cover girl, who spent the morning before Thanksgiving chilling with her big sister, Arielle, 23, in her sweats and chatting with PEOPLE in her midtown Manhattan hotel. "It's been really fun."
Originally posted 09/06/2012 08:35AM
Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas announced Thursday that she will write an "inspirational memoir," planned for December 2012 publication.
The book, to be titled Grace, Gold and Glory, My Leap of Faith, will chronicle the 16-year-old's early life, how she left her family in Virginia at age 12 to train 3,000 miles away and her path to gold at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Upon the announcement, Douglas said, "Even before I competed in the Olympics, I always wanted to write a book."
Originally posted 08/14/2012 10:10AM
From London to late night!
After captivating the nation during the Olympics, gold medalist Gabby Douglas appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Monday.
Douglas – who told Leno she "definitely" plans to compete in the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro – carried her two gold medals on stage, giving one to Leno and one to fellow guest, Michelle Obama.
Originally posted 08/12/2012 02:50PM
All that glitters has turned to gold for Team USA – 39 times (and counting!) to be exact.
But as the Summer Olympics comes to a close, here's a recap of the moments that were just as sweet as the victories.
Originally posted 08/07/2012 03:15PM
In 1996, gymnast Kerri Strug vaulted into history. The anchor for Team USA at the Atlanta Olympics, she competed on an injured ankle to help secure women's gymnastics their first-ever team gold medal – and Tuesday, she watched this year's 'Fab Five' win the second team gold.
The now married mom of one is a spokesperson for Hilton HHonors's Support the Dream program, which allows fans to connect with Olympians. "Since I know how much the support of the fans means to the athletes, it's great to be part of a program where fans can send good luck messages to Team USA," says Strug, 34. While at the Games with her husband, Robert Fischer III, the Olympic gold medalist is blogging for PEOPLE.com about her experiences in London.
Before we arrived in London, I was a little anxious thinking about the crowds and the logistics of getting across the city. It is always wonderful to see so many fans from around the world travel to cheer on athletes in the Olympic Games, but sometimes you worry about how all these fans will get to and from events safely.
Thankfully the fans have managed to make it to events with the help of the staff here in London. All over the city and at every event, we have found helpful, cheerful, and energetic staff helping the crowds.
Originally posted 08/06/2012 01:00PM
Johnny Weir is fabulous. The figure skater, who placed sixth in the 2010 Winter Olympics, has been skating professionally since he was 12 and is no stranger to fierce competition – and fantastic costumes! With winning routines set to hits by Lady Gaga, the sparkle-loving athlete also recently married and now will blog for PEOPLE.com with the same fun energy he brings to the ice.
I love the Olympic Games.
The Olympics are an event that few can fathom but all can enjoy and that's why athletes work our whole lives to put on the greatest show on earth. My hope from this Olympic Games is that people don't lose faith in the Olympic movement.
Originally posted 08/06/2012 11:15AM
Gymnastics royalty encountered the real thing on Sunday in London, as four of Team USA's female Olympic gymnasts – out of the so-called Fab Five – were starstruck by an unexpected chat with the Duchess of Cambridge.
Kate, 30, attending the beginning of the event finals at Greenwich Arena, is a huge supporter of Great Britain's athletes at these London Games – but was impressed enough by the gold-winning American team to approach and offer her congratulations.
"Just met princess Kate with @jordyn_wieber @kyla_ross96 & @gabrielledoug she is so beautiful & so nice! I told her I loved her style lol :)," Aly Raisman wrote on Twitter.
Originally posted 08/06/2012 11:05AM
Spoiler Alert: Results from the Olympic Games are available live online, several hours ahead of the telecasts. If you'd rather find out how the athletes fare on TV, stop reading here!
After making history by winning gold in the women's all-around gymnastics competition, Gabby Douglas faced fierce competition in the individual uneven bars competition on Monday.
"Well today is the day!!! #barfinals" Douglas, whose routines in the all-around team competition helped USA's Fab Five win gold, Tweeted Monday morning. (Spoiler ahead!)
Originally posted 08/03/2012 03:55PM
Aly Raisman has long been known as a mentally tough, incredibly consistent gymnast.
So it was quite a shock for fans to see Raisman, 18, make a major, uncharacteristic error in the women's gymnastics all-around final on Thursday, leaving her just shy of a medal.
But Raisman's Olympic experience isn't over yet. She'll compete on the balance beam and floor individual finals on Tuesday.
"I'm really excited about that," Raisman (who won team gold earlier in the week) told reporters after a tie-breaker left her off the podium Thursday. "I'm just going to keep working hard and move past it."
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green hotel – I work with a non-profit - we held a meeting here because this hotel has obtained the Green Seal Cert. and Green Building Cert - friendly and helpful staff - we had a perfect meeting and great lunch
Probably the best Boutique Hotel in town – Not much curb appeal, but the rooms are superb. Spacious, Pan-Asian decor; DVD/CD players (with free DVD rentals); super-comfy platform beds.
Great staff; very friendly...they WILL remember your name!
Free breakfast buffet - nice touch.
You get a lot for the money here!
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Just blocks from Union Square and the Chinatown Gate, this boutique property offers a refreshing atmosphere. Rather than take up residence in an old structure, as most other hotels in the area have done, it made its home in a newly erected building. Its clean architecture puts a contemporary spin on San Francisco's signature Victorian style.
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Inside, personalized touches abound, beginning with a bronze-cast statue of "Spring Awakening" in the lobby. The cozy guest rooms feature a palette of warm colors, which contrast strikingly with black and white photographs of local landmarks. Custom-made furnishings from Balinese wood add a colonial feel to the residential tone. CD/DVD systems and two telephones (one cordless) are a few of the tech-friendly amenities. Among the hotel's highlights is Vignette, serving French-influenced, California regional cuisine. Business niceties include an executive board room and a courtesy town car on weekdays to the Financial District.
Good value – Great price, decent location, nice, clean rooms that were a decent size. Aveda products in the bathrooms, which were really big and spacious. Complimentary breakfast is very convenient, although it's very bare-bones and the juices tasted funny. The only glitch in our whole stay was the 75 cent local call someone seemed to have made from our room phone, although the front desk was happy to deal with that for us.
Wonderful Experience – The Orchard Hotel is a wonderful place to stay. I HIGHLY recommend you give this place a try. It is very reasonably priced, the staff and service is fantastic, the rooms are HUGE, comfortable, elegant, and new, they have free DVD rentals for the times you want to stay in and relax, and you can't ask for a better location! When my wife and I return to the City, we will only stay here from now on. Trust me, you can't go wrong!
GREAT FIND! – We found The Orchard Hotel on the internet and took a chance. This boutique hotel is a gem! The rooms are spotless and the bathrooms are beautiful! They give you a wonderful free breakfast every morning and the location could not be better. There is a trolley stop right oustide and the bellman are always ready to help you with directions or to hail you a taxi. If you are in the process of researching hotels, let the search end here!
Best Boutique Hotel in SF – Everything about the Orchard is first rate, from its location, to decor, to amenities, and its restaurant, Solea. Business or pleasure, doesn't matter..this hotel is upscale, comfortable, yet affordable. And the staff is actually friendly, and nice!! which may be tough to find around town, depending on your luck.
Utmost 10! – This hotel is fabulous. The rooms are clean, the bathrooms spacious, and the staff are very courteous and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel.
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SEC East
1. Might Jeff Driskel finally be named Florida's starting quarterback this week?
2. Mark Richt on Georgia's game at Missouri: "It's a monster game."
3. The Dawgs have some tightening up to do before Saturday's contest.
4. South Carolina QB Connor Shaw won't practice until the middle of the week because Steve Spurrier says "he has trouble lifting his arm right now."
5. It's "wait and see" regarding Shaw's availability to play against East Carolina on Saturday.
6. Tennessee might just lead the SEC East in offensive playmakers.
7. While the Vols wait for word on Herman Lathers' bum shoulder, backup LB Dontavis Sapp prepares to step forward.
8. Missouri probably won't know for sure who's suspended for Georgia until Saturday.
9. Realignment will become real for Mizzou with Saturday's first snap.
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10. One writer's early prediction: "Alabama will play for the national championship in January."
11. Bama's stable of running backs has no problem splitting carries.
12. Gene Chizik says Auburn has to work on its defense and its two-minute offense before this weekend's SEC opener against Mississippi State.
13. The Tigers had red zone issues in their opener, too.
14. Arkansas' John L. Smith on a 49-24 win over FCS Jacksonville State: "If you don't win the first one, you can't win them all."
15. LSU's Odell Beckham on replacing Tyrann Mathieu as a return man: "You can never replace a guy like that, but there are certain things he taught me."
16. After Zach Mettenberger got his bell rung with a vicious hit, Les Miles said his quarterback needs to "get the ball out and to recognize the defense that's being played."
17. Dan Mullen liked the run/pass balance achieved by MSU's starting offensive unit.
18. The Bulldogs will be motivated by a pair of close losses to Auburn when the Tigers roll into Starkville on Saturday.
19. New quarterback Bo Wallace stole the show in his first college start with a 20-of-24 passing performance.
20. As Texas A&M preps for its season opener — and first SEC game — Florida comes in looking "mortal."
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21. The SEC has handed out its weekly awards and honors.
22. ESPN's "College GameDay" show is headed to College Station for Saturday's Florida/Texas A&M clash.
23. Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner was named the Walter Camp defensive player of the week.
24. The Tide's "Fail Room" has done a number on visiting teams at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
25. "Eventually, an SEC team will lose a Cowboys Classic or championship game. It has to happen. When that day comes, it'll feel like a national holiday to everyone outside that part of the country."
UPDATE — Tony Barnhart says Alabama should be #1 in the polls.


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Updated Nov 27, 2012 - 10:29 pm
Glendale approves Phoenix Coyotes lease agreement
Glendale officials approved a proposed $320 million deal to keep the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on Tuesday night.
The new deal was passed by a 4-2 vote.
The renegotiated deal would help Glendale lower payments in the early years of the 20-year deal and would save the city $4 million.
Potential owner Greg Jamison and his group of investors can now take the next step in attempting to complete the purchase of the Coyotes. He has expressed an interest in moving quickly to close the deal with the league.
According to the lease agreement, Jamison has until Jan. 31 to complete the sale of the team. During the meeting, he said he was hoping to complete it within the next 30 to 60 days.
The NHL has owned the franchise since 2009.
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Last night cyclist gathered at Green Square Park for the 3rd Annual Ride of Silence that memorializes those who died while cycling. Although the weather had been cool for part of the week, Wednesday evening was warm for the ride. As the riders gathered, talk of people lost not only of last year but in past had moved around the cyclist. Linda Kulish and Gina Boebel dawned shirts with Matt's name on it. He had died several year ago after being hit by a semi truck. Others sported black bands for those who died or red bands if they were involved in a traffic accident with a motorist.
The route started up third avenue to 19th street then down second avenue, navigating the detour successfully. Most of the motorist were gracious to the line of cyclist with only one group in a car heckling the riders. The police escort on bikes, provided by the city, swiftly handled the motorist and then rejoined the ride. The ride ended at Parlor City, the cyclist favorite stopping place, to continue the conversations of .loved ones and rides to come through out the year.
Like last year, this year I was impressed by the number of cyclist that showed up for the event. Moving through the course the group was silent except for the clicking of shoes clipping in and out of peddles as they stopped and started at traffic lights. Bystanders watched quietly with a random person calling out , "Why are there so many people on bikes riding down the street?" A few, including me answering back "It is the Ride of Silence."
On paper we had 30 people sign up but when you did a quick count I found there were as many cyclist, 70, as we had last year. Cedar Rapids was one of many cities that hosted the ride across the nation. For Cedar Rapids the ride started in 2009 but the original ride was created in early 2000 in Texas which grew nation wide from there. Last nights ride happened simultaneously in Iowa City, Des Moines, Mason City and Sioux City all riding in memory of a lost loved one making it collectively the largest ride for one cause.
As the days temperatures along with gas move up, there will be more and more cyclist out on the road. As a motorist please be aware of them and give cyclist plenty of room when passing. Bicycles are fun to ride and a great way to move around the city or trails while enjoy your surroundings. But cyclist also have the same responsibility to follow the rules of the road. To both motorist and cyclist, share the road, watch out for each other and maybe next year we will not have so many cyclist lost in traffic accidents.
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Best practice is to use a gem which is adding easy authorization for models, controllers and views, like: "CanCan":http://github.com/ryanb/cancan by Ryan Bates (railscasts.com creator).
I Would like discuss what is the best pratice on update validations of an object, given the update of object depends on another object.
I have this classes.
class Book < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :author, :class_name => "User", :foreign_key => "author_id"
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :books, :foreign_key => 'author_id'
The book author only can edit/destroy the book on the first 15 minutes.
How i would make this?
create two methods on Book: - one that checks if the book is editable (don't passed the 15 minutes) - one that check if the book is changeable by the user.
and i could make a validation call back before_update to check this conditions and generate the error messages.
But my doubt is on controller side.
How it would be the best way to do this?
I came in this solution:
class BooksController < ApplicationController
before_filter :check_editability, :only => [:edit,:update]
def check_editability
@book = Book.find(params[:id])
@user = User.find(session[:user])
if @book.editable?
flash[:error] = "Time for delete exceeded!"
if @book.changeable_for?(@user)
flash[:error] = "You don't have permission to do this."
unless flash[:error].empty?
redirect_to(book_path(@book)) and return.
But i think is more clearer just one method like 'valid_for_update?(user)' that check these conditions and returns in form of Errors object.
What you guys think about it?
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Super Mario "will never miss"
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Balotelli made it eight from eight for City when he converted his last minute spot kick against Dortmund and one of the questions in today's media round-up is: will he ever miss?
There cannot be a more reliable penalty taker around and City fans were relieved to have him on the field when Subotic handled deep into Wednesday's game.
Richard Tanner of the Daily Express pondered Mario's gift in his column in today's paper.
"[He] may have a long way to go before he is the finished article but when it comes to penalties there are few better, or cooler, from the spot," it reads.
"Against Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, he kept his nerve despite the importance of the occasion and goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller's attempts to put him off. Balotelli sent Weidenfeller the wrong way with a trademark dummy in his run-up to make it eight successes from eight attempts for City."
One man who has the collector's item that is a save from a Balotelli penalty is Joe Hart, albeit in training, and he revealed he would have put his life on Mario to score.
"Mario is never going to miss a penalty," he said.
"I would put my life on him. He was cool and took it well. He handled the pressure. He always scores them."
Joe Hart has been speaking about his unbelievable performance against Dortmund and admitted that it reminded him of being "peppered by your mates" while playing in the park,"
"I don't feel I do a great deal in a Man City shirt so when required I like to step up," Robin Scott-Elliot of the The Independent reports Joe saying.
"Was it my best performance for City? I don't know about that. All I know is it got us a point and keeps us in the running for this group. It all happened so quickly. I enjoyed it because I just love playing football. It was almost like being down at the park and being peppered by your mates."
There's been some debate following Hart's performance across our social media pages on his very best saves - we've put together a Top 10 with the help of former City keeper Alex Williams MBE - join the debate on Facebook and Twitter now.
Finally, Samir Nasri returned from injury to start against Dortmund but there's still no place for him in the France squad despite him having served his three match ban.
Didier Deschamps told journalists that the midfielder is still very much in his thinking but it is "not the right time for Samir to return".
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PARIS — Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has tapped Karl Lagerfeld for an ultraexclusive photo exhibition at its headquarters in Goodwood, England.
More than 100 high rollers — Rolls-Royce customers, prospects and VIPs — are to attend a bespoke event today, at which Lagerfeld is slated to unveil 14 large-scale photos of the luxury vehicles, and give a talk.
Other, smaller groups are to visit the photo showcase, titled "A Different View," during its five-day run.
Lagerfeld told WWD he took the photos of the vehicles over the summer in Ramatuelle in the south of France. He calls them "concrete abstractions" — unusual perspectives on details of the car's gleaming surfaces and geometry. "It's about reflections of trees and sky on the car," he said.
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"The knee is doing better," Stanton said. "I had physical therapy today and I feel pretty good."
Stanton has been busy with school and rehab, but also got a chance to open his house to some friendly faces. The head coach from Nebraska and an assistant coach were in-home with Stanton on Monday night and had a nice, long meeting.
"Coach Bo Pelini and Coach Ron Brown came by on Monday night. They were here for about two and a half hours. Obviously we talked about a lot of things, but we talked about recruiting, the Capital One Bowl and Lincoln for the most part."
It is kind of interesting that the head coach would be out to see a commitment on the first night of in-homes, but that is just how things worked out. He was somewhere else before coming over to Stanton's, so was the assistant coach for that matter, and catching up with all of the California kids was important.
"Yeah, they aren't recruiting me anymore because I am 100% committed to Nebraska. Coach Pelini was over at Beau Sandland's house before he came over and Coach Brown was at Terrell Newby's house before he came over. They are trying to recruiting those guys, but at my house it's different.
"It's about building the relationship and the connection now. I have been to Lincoln three times and obviously that doesn't make me a master at all, but I got a chance to get around and see it twice. Coach Fisher and Coach Beck said they are going to come in a couple of weeks. Nothing is set yet for next week, but sounds like they will be here again.
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My first memory of eating at Sawatdee is sometime in late 1980s. I always enjoyed the plum rum cocktail and the great pad thai which has always been served with lemon instead of lime. There were times that the "medium" spice level was much more spicy that I or other guests expected, but generally, "medium" is not very spicy for Thai food aficionados. Tonight, I ordered spring rolls (which were delicious) as well as the Panang curry with mock duck. It came with a standard bowl of white rice and was served on a square plate with lovely crisp green beans. It was very good, although I think that the serving size could have been a bit larger for the money. Nonetheless, it was excellently prepared and I was completely satisfied. The service was satisfactory on a somewhat busy evening. However, the decor needs to be redone. It hasn't changed much in 20+ years. While good, I still prefer Amazing Thailand with its more contemporary feel and larger servings than this particular restaurant.
Dismal delivery experience – Ordered food for delivery. My hotel was less than a mile away, so I thought it would be a good choice for a quick delivery. When I ordered, they estimated 45 minutes. The food finally arrived 1-1/2 hours after I placed my order! No apology from either the delivery person or the person at the restaurant (whom I called to find out where my food was).
I ordered Spring Rolls, a Laab Esan Salad, Lemongrass Noodles and a Thai Iced Coffee. The Laab salad was not spicy as indicated. Probably because they didn't add the chilis as described in the menu (nor the roasted rice powder). The "fresh lettuce" was not. The Spring Rolls had a foul smell to them. I've had many Spring Rolls before and never smelled any like these. I took a small nibble of one and shoved them aside. The Lemongrass noodles were...OK. The Thai Iced Tea (I order Thai Iced COFFEE) was served in a to-go SOUP container. How am I supposed to drink from that?
Worst Place in town – Never had a worse time dining out. If you want horrible service, over-priced food, and a snotty attitude, then I guess this is the place for you. I will never be going back.
If this could have Zero stars, it would! – We went there tonight, to have a nice family dinner before a movie. We were seated, given menus and water. And that was it. 40 minutes later, I started to get up because we had decided it was time to find a manager. Suddenly our waitress appeared, and asked us if we were ready to order. We asked her for a manger, and she tried to argue with us about how long we had been waiting. We got to there at 6:20, and it was now 7:00, so you do the math. The manager came, and there was no apology, nothing. We left. We were never given drinks, never even checked on for 40 minutes. My family and I will never be going back.
I Don't Know What It Is, But It's NOT Thai – This used to be one of my favorite places for Thai food. I don't know what happened, but last time my wife and I were there, the food was awful. It didn't even taste like Thai. We were trying to guess what the horrible flavor was in the Pad Thai and the best we could come up with was beef broth. It actually reminded me a little of Pho. Could the place have been purchased by Vietnamese people? I don't know, but everything we ordered was horrible. The prices have always been a bit on the high side, but it used to be worth it. No longer. We'll never go back.
Does the customer get to be right here?? – My first visit to this place for a friend's birthday. She loves (or should I say loved) this place and frequents it about 3 times a month. She loves spicy food and regularly orders her food at the 5 level each time she visits for the last year. When we went for her birthday, she decided to tone it down and ordered the spice at a level 3. When we got her food, hers was so spicy that she could not even eat it!
We had a hard time getting our server's attention and got the attention of another. Everyone looked at us with question as if they had no idea what to do if the food they delivered was unsatisfactory. Then to top it all off, the manager came over not to apologize but asked us "which one of you is the girl who ordered wrong". She continued to tell my girlfriend (mind you-a frequent customer of this establishment) that she was wrong, ordered wrong, and that she was not being true about how she ordered in the past. HONESTLY, why would someone ever make up their food order??? She was horrible--this was on Friday, October 10th at dinnertime. So whoever she was should definitely learn the phrase "the customer is always right" or at the very least have better customer service to her patrons.
My friend has now sworn off this establishment and will tell her co-workers. I will never go back as well and will be passing on my bad experience to all my friends, and co-workers. It is a shame.
Is this Thai? – Um where do I start with this... Well if I could get past the waiter obviously being high on something and forgetting about my husband and I for 45 minutes the only thing I could complain about was the food.
I have no idea how people say this food is good. Its not authentic, terribly over spiced or bland (never a mixture of the two), and way way overpriced for Thai food. The spinach in my dish was absolute mush and the rice was not properly cooked. My husbands dish had little flavor and was lukewarm when delivered. We complained twice about the service to the manager and got nowhere. There was no apology or even a prompt that he would refill our glasses that had been empty for a good 1/2hour. There was also no sorry for your wait here's something to snack on while you wait for your food. Honestly there were 5 other tables with people at them. All of us waiting for food. No clue what was going on in the kitchen and I certainly didn't want to ask.
Overall Terrible Service! and even worse food.
Great Neighborhood Place – I've been to this Sawatdee location several times and have never been disappointed. Service can be a little slow sometimes, but the food is always great.
Horrible – Where do I even start...
-Very small portion of rice
-Not authentic Thai food
-Very bland taste
-Vegetables weren't cooked
Great Thai Food – We LOVE this Sawatdee! We traveled all around the country and continent and still put this place in our top ten restaurants. We go here anytime we are in the warehouse district of Minneapolis and have never been disappointed.
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