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As many Patch readers know, it is not uncommon for commenters on this site to:
- Be mean and overly critical for no apparent reason;
- Focus on one negative thing in a story and comment on that and only that, sometimes over and over again;
- Have tons of spare time to do so;
- Get very angry about something that many other people do not think is a big deal; and
- Often do all of this anonymously (which I find cowardly).
I know of at least one other Patch blogger who thinks twice about posting anything because of concern that any topic, no matter how safe it may seem, will be somehow twisted into President Obama being the Antichrist (or something along those lines).
My last post was tied into the apparent demise of Hostess. Meant to be a walk down Sugary-Snack Lane, it became a place to comment on unions, mismanagement, my being a crappy writer, corporate greed, and maybe some other things (I stopped reading after a while). I thought I was just writing about Twinkies.
This post will include a free service to such commenters (and yes, I know all commenters are not like the ones described above).
Covered below are the best books I've read in 2012. Maybe you'll like some of them, yourself. Maybe you'll see one you think will make a nice Christmas gift for someone else. That is the intent of the post.
But, for the cynical, angry, and nit-picky among us, I'll also include a reason you should criticize the book, the author, the blogger, or, just society in general, while I happen to be recommending this book.
Our first category is Short Stories, a genre that doesn't seem to get too much attention these days, but should.
"Astray" by Emma Donoghue
- Why should you read it: Donoghue took snippets of history - newspaper clippings, old letters, etc. - and crafted them into compelling works of fiction. One of the best books I read this year.
- Something to criticize: Donoghue is not a member of Team Heterosexual. Thankfully, she's Irish and lives in Canada, so she couldn't vote for Obama or Elizabeth Warren, nor is she likely to push for gay marriage in the USA and contribute to the downfall of our great nation.
"Light Lifting" by Alexander MacLeod
- Why you should read it: MacLeod's dad, Alistair MacLeod, is one of my favorite authors, although he's published relatively little in his career. After reading reviews of this book, I thought I'd see if the apple fell close to the tree, and it did. Interesting situations, characters I cared about, and great (though not always clean) endings in every story. I had to buy it in Canada, though it's since become available on Amazon in the US.
On a somewhat related note, my dad is a CPA and very good with numbers, while I still sometimes count on my fingers. Dad/son skill sets don't always work out as well as they did for the MacLeod boys. - Something to criticize: Not only is MacLeod from Canada, a nation that still somehow endures despite having a government health plan, but he is also a college professor, which I'm sure makes him elitist and anti-American. He probably prefers Labatt's or Molson over Budweiser, as well.
"Dark Lies the Island" by Kevin Barry
- Why you should read it: It has something for everyone. Young love ("Across the Rooftops); a beer tasting trip, where not much happens, but much is revealed ("Beer Trip to Llandudno"); physical and mental peril ("Fjord of Killary"). A great read.
- Something to criticize: "The Girls and the Dogs" is about a guy on the run who hides out at a rundown farm, whose occupants are undoubtedly on some sort of public assistance, and dragging down the rest of society because of it.
Next up, a few non-fiction selections.
"Churchill" by Paul Johnson
- Why you should read it: An excellent and succinct biography (from 2010, I just got to it this year) of a man whose contributions to his country are nearly impossible to calculate. I really felt like I knew the guy a little bit after reading this book. Of all the biographies I've read over the years, there are only a few that, even though I knew it was coming, I still felt bad when the subject died at the end. This is one of them. It whet my appetite to one day tackle William Manchester's "The Last Lion" Churchill trilogy (when I'm ready to read about 3,000 pages about one guy).
- Something to criticize: Like Ted Kennedy, Churchill was born into a wealthy family and was a career politician. He was born in a palace! Clearly must have been an elitist.
"Buddy" by Brian McGrory
- Why you should read it: I love dogs, but we don't have the time, space, or money for a pet. "Buddy" is McGrory's story of how he went from owning a Golden who was his best friend, to marrying into a family that came with a private menagerie, including Buddy, a rooster who loathed him (to put it mildly).
"Buddy" is about more than that, though. It's about how McGrory changed as a person through his family and (gulp), even through Buddy. It almost made me want to go buy some chickens. Not roosters, though; I'd never buy a pet that causes testicular endangerment. - Something to criticize: McGrory's day job is writing a column for "The Boston Globe," a left-wing rag supported by elite Democrats and only still in business by the grace of God, its Sports section, and "The New York Times" (not necessarily in that order).
"Johnson's Life of London" by Boris Johnson
- Why you should read it: You'll learn something new about London and a lot of people who called it home. From Roman times (Boudica) to modern times (Keith Richards), London's Mayor Boris Johnson spends a chapter on some of the most interesting and influential people in London's history, and includes snippets about the city along the way. I flew through this book, and didn't want it to end.
- Something to criticize: How does a guy run a city and find the time to write a book at the same time? Johnson is the English version of our Governor Deval Patrick - two men with high-profile, supposedly high-responsibility jobs, who have the time to write a book. I barely have the time to write these posts, and I barely proofread.
Next time: Favorite Novels of 2012, just in time to stuff a stocking.
William Burke
2:23 am on Sunday, December 16, 2012
Crappy review, if it was supposes to have been funny I did not find it so.
Kay Wallace
9:24 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
I enjoyed it. People are way too serious and have a sour opinion on everything. I'm sure someone will disagree with this too.
Andy Koenigsberg
9:36 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
I like Molson Ale better than Budweiser.
William Burke
10:44 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
Kay, you seem very sour on my on my opinion it's just my opinion and just on this. :)
Dave Lenane
6:52 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Jon...dont worry about what others do or say here. Its easy to hide behind a keyboard and criticize the works of others. I gave up on this site and am getting ready to do so again. Get a blog on wordpress.com where u can write to your hearts content and get honest feedback from literate people who actually can exchange opinions and ideas.
That being said I enjoyed your well thought out post. The books you reviewed may not be my cup of tea, however you made great arguments. Looking forward to your opinions on novels! This time of year I get stuck reading the same authors who make sure to come out with a book at Christmas...Baldacci...Grisham...etc. Merry Christmas!
William Burke
11:05 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
I find it extremely funny how Mister McGrath received 1 negative comment(mine) And people seemed to be acting like he has been persecuted. I am sorry if I hurt your feeling Mister McGrath and I am sure as a writer you have thicker skin than that but it was just my opinion and I believe that all opinions are valid.
Dave Lenane
11:35 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
William...talk about thin skin! Why say anything negative about this column at all? Some opinions should just be kept to yourself. The man is reviewing books and not telling you how to live your life.
Aside to Patch editors...this is why people have stopped writing creative blogs. Have you noticed how few submissions you get now? Its just not worth it. Its also why its just not worth visiting this site.
Jay Burke
1:31 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Jon, please know that many (and perhaps secretly most?) of us appreciate the effort that goes into posting here, and especially the act of laying yourself and your opinions out there for the public. I find it fascinating, and probably more telling about the commenters than the writers of the original content, that people will take the time to offer criticism without any recommendations for how something might be made better. In any event, thanks for your reviews and for your ongoing contributions. Cheers.
Andy Koenigsberg
9:26 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
It is nice to see that everyone here is using their real names to post comments. So many commenters hide behind aliases. One person even admitted he was afraid of losing business if us liberals (meaning me at the time) knew who he was. Whatever, as the recipient of many negative comments or personal attacks, I have learned to just shrug it off (even if I don't like the comments) and respond to the substance, if there is any. I am sticking with the Patch for now because it is a good local venue, despite its faults.
Jon McGrath
8:55 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I wasn't looking for or expecting a rally of support, but I'll take it! Andy, I've heard similar stories. People who want to say positive things have told me they don't want to comment because they don't want to deal with the potential backlash. It's unfortunate, but maybe something we can still work to turn around.
Andy Koenigsberg
9:31 am on Thursday, December 20, 2012
I know you weren't looking for support - mostly I was observing that it was refreshing to see people have the "courage" to identify themselves. It's hard to put yourself out there but as someone who used to be an avid (or maybe rabid based on one's point of view) letter-to-the-editor writer, I am comfortable, more or less, with writing for public venues.
Ron Goodenow
9:51 am on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Great post Jon. Recently I mentioned in the Patch that as a historian I did a lot of reading, particularly about the rise of totalitarianism in Germany and Russia, and some lessons that might be learned as we look at manifestations of extremism here. One of our local tea party sages came back with how I shouldn't be reading history. Andy gets the same thing from bagger science deniers after he writes something on climate change....know nothingism as a virtue. This said I would recommend the fiction of Alan Furst and Philip Kerr, and new non-fiction literature on Germany, Russia and WII by Beevor, Tooze, Gerwarth and Hastings. I'd be happy to elaborate, and may do that after I work off my Christmas list. Hey Andy, Molson Canadian is great -- and cheap here. Favorite beer of Alex McKnight in the Steve Hamilton series.
As for aliases, it has been a long time bone of contention for me. In general, Patchworld permits them, running counter to many online blog and comment services -- they mean lots of clicks. At the end of the day much depends on the discretion of individual editors and I must say that we're pretty lucky in Nboro, where alias rants are kept to a minimum.


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The same reason touch and go benches are easier than paused benches is that the pause (somewhat) diminishes the stretch reflex and makes the lift harder. Pausing on a box before standing up requires one to overcome way more inertia and teaches one how to increase their starting strength, rate of force development as well as speed strength.
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Could be possible to code a genome list that uses inputs to generate that list? (number of genes, domains, etc) We are solving a problem in a workshop I'm teaching now that turns to a non-parametric solution if you can't change genome list properties with other data inputs. That data that changes genome won't change in the optimization process.
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It is not possible to change the number of genes while a Galapagos solution is running. This will require significant additions to the solver core code.
However, you can of course remove a portion of the genes after the gene-list object. You just need to make sure you have enough of them to start with. You can also remap domains to your hearts desire after the numbers come out of the Gene-list.
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I don't want to change genes while a Galapagos solution is running, I want to set the values and ranges in genes parametricaly using calculated values before Galapagos solution starts. We can input values manually before running galapagos, but could be better if we could just conect calculated values to gen list to set ranges and number of genes.
We start with a list of objects that will be imported to ecotect. We need to cull some of the components of that list before import them. The number of culled objects is not fixed (grid objects density could change in design process with some sliders and number of culled objects is determined evaluating mass addition of areas and other parameter).
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We are minimizing radiation values moving objetcs in every possible position in the initial grid. We make that using a list of genes (the number of max. possible positions) changing in the domain of total possible list objects. Some solutions will overlap genes but it doesn't matter because the values of fitness in that cases are worst than without overlapping.
Sorry for the English butchering and thnks for your fast answer!
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Wooooo!!! Thanks :D Reviewing code and trying to set domains too!
Mmmm...I've tried to find some other members for GalapagosGeneList Object but I'm not lucky man today :( SDK documentation doesn't cover that methods (that I could find...).
Galapagos isn't in the SDK documentation. But what you can do is put:
inside the loop. That should show the properties and methods of the Genelist object.
The properties you're looking for are called Minimum and Maximum. Though you're probably better off calling RemapToNewLimits(Decimal min, Decimal max).
Don't feel bad about not getting it, I would have a lot of trouble too if I didn't have Galapagos source available here.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
Hey! thanks! Coding a little bit with that :)
hey - interesting solution, but:
i am running into same troubles while coding a custom c# component.
there is the methodInfo class within system.reflection that i might probably use.
what i want to do is simply change my parameter values within the given boundaries - so maybe
1) get number of values
2) get bounds
3) set values
it's somehow remote controlling the Gene Pool as galapagos does. i start with the guid of the linked Gene Pool and get the IGH_documentObject with findObject. from there i have little plan how to achieve things, except the reflection-principle.
which properties / methods do i have to use?
i have as a test c#-scripting component tried out the code:
foreach(IGH_DocumentObject obj in owner.OnPingDocument().Objects)
if (obj.NickName == "GeneList A")
A = "asf";
PropertyInfo prop = typeof(IGH_DocumentObject).GetProperty("this");
object[] array1 = new object[] { 0 };
prop.SetValue(obj, "0", array1);
but in the last line prop.SetValue it tells me 'object reference not set to an instance of an object'...
does anybody know how to set those values?
... hm... david, have you got a minute to help me out :) ? i can imagine you are superbusy.
planning to release my plugin, but without this functionality it might get very cumbersome to use. the other option would be to ship my own slider-list component which would be kind of inconsistent since it should be used like galapagos.. (technically).
thanks for any help,
Hah, was looking for the exact same thing :)
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Do you have the feet all the way extended out (there's a flap that folds out on the back to create a larger foot platform.) You probably do, but I thought I'd cover the basics.
I do not have any trouble with Megs standing. He usually does fine in a variety of poses. right now I have him, arm cannon up, legs spread one notch, knees bent one knotch (not all the way hyperextended) and twisted just slightly eagle toed. He sits on my computer monitor and I bump my desk regularly. He seems to be reasonably stable.


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Best thing they can do. Now they can arm themselves and do their own law and order.
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I'm sorry folks. Im crazy. I want to be the real Victory2012 so bad I can't sleep and it really has made me crazy. Iam sorry you had to put up with my craziness the past couple of years, but i have real problems and nobody to help. If I only had friends and some money. I also ahve to confess. I have been using multiple logins. I am Iamgonnagetu, Iamgonngetu, Victory.2012 (notice the period), getalife674, the enforcer, and more. it is just my mental illness. Forgive me. Thank you.
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Well your not so smart victory. A few days ago you took the 'a' out of my name and made comments. Then once again you made false accusations about me and now you are posing as me. This just verifies what I been saying all along that you keep inventing id's on here. You definately are a sick and disturbed person.
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So victory got caught screwing with someone's name on here. I am not surprised. I noticed that the name was not the same for Iamgonna and wondered what was going on. Plus the verbage was not the same. When you have forums like this it attracts the lonely and mentally ill people to post to feel good about themselves. The sad part is the rest of us have to suffer because of them acting like pre-schoolers. I myself have pointed out that this person has multiple id's now he has proven it. I hope ksal catches on to victory2012 now that he has shown them the real danger he presents on here.
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Gee whiz I am gone for a couple of days and all heck breaks out. Victory2012 I was correct evidently in my complain against you as Iamgonna has found out. Are you going to try it with my name next?? Hope you do because I will not call KSAL but I will go down there and demand you be taken off of here. When people like you start pulling this type of thing KSAL has got to change their procedures for letting people register and abuse the system. There definately is something wrong when someone does this for attention.
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Comments expressed here are prime examples why Kansas Chatter isn't around anymore.
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well when you get people who just live on here to cause trouble that's what happens. There are things that can be done and put into place to make sure only real people are signing up and one person does not assume the names of many.


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Capital Tonight: Long-term transportation funding stalls
May 23rd - 8:30 pm
Dead Stop
Both the House and the Senate approved important pieces of the budget pie yesterday, including money for education and water needs. But long-term transportation funding still hangs in the balance, even though it, too, was included in the list of top lawmakers' priorities at the beginning of session.
We spoke to Reps. Drew Darby and Joe Pickett about where things stand today.
Budget Blowup
The goodwill that fueled yesterday's budget breakthrough may already be coming to an end. Rep. Sylvester Turner now says the Senate didn't hold up its end of a deal to provide $200 million more in education funding, because the money is tied to electricity bill rebates from a fund meant for low-income Texans.
We spoke to Rep. Turner and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Tommy Williams about the disputed deal.
Capital Commentators
Plus, Democratic strategist Harold Cook and Republican strategist Ted Delisi discussed all the day's political news. Click the logo below to watch the full episode.
Budget deal in jeopardy?
May 23rd - 1:33 pm
Despite what most considered a major budget breakthrough last night, Rep. Sylvester Turner says he's not happy with an amendment placed on the Senate version of HB 1025.
The bill is one of the cornerstones of the larger budget deal. It approves dipping $2 billion into the Rainy Day Fund for water projects and sets aside $200 million for education. That $200 million, however, is tied to another House bill calling for tax relief in the form of electricity bill rebates to low income families.
Turner said the House never agreed to that provision and is encouraging House members to vote against the bill if the provision is not stripped in conference committee. In a statement, Rep. Turner said:
The only reason the $200 million was not placed in the main appropriations bill was because Senator Williams unilaterally chose to place it in HB 1025. Now we know why. This is neither transparent nor consistent with the purpose for which this fund was created. On behalf of the people of my district, I will not vote for HB 1025 as long as we are asked to trade dollars intended for poor Texans for tax breaks. I encourage other members of the House to do the same.
In response to Rep. Turner's statement, a spokesperson said Sen. Williams' only comment was "Is that right?" Sen. Williams will be a guest on Capital Tonight this evening. Hopefully we will get more clarity on what exactly that statement means when we talk to him, later today.
Capital Tonight: Budget pieces lock into place
May 22nd - 11:19 pm
After days of mistrust between the House and Senate, two key parts of a complex budget compromise came together as planned.
The Senate did its duty first, by moving forward on a measure to put $2 billion toward the state's water needs and increase funding for education. With that in place, House Democrats agreed to support a separate resolution that would create a state water fund.
In Wednesday's episode, Karina Kling explains how it's all coming together, and we speak to Rep. John Otto, one of the main budget negotiators.
Inside Out
We also spoke with Rep. Aaron Peña and former Sen. Hector Uribe about spats between the House and Senate in the past.
Gun Bills Disarmed
Despite some signs this might be the year lawmakers approved campus carry legislation, that bill is among those unlikely to survive.
Capital Tonight's LeAnn Wallace spoke with the author of the bill about where things stand this late in the session
Capital Tonight: House delays key piece of budget puzzle
May 21st - 8:23 pm
Deadlock over budget negotiations at the Texas Capitol continues.
It all hinges on a measure known as Senate Joint Resolution 1, which would allow voters to decide whether to create a statewide water fund. House lawmakers were set to take up the vote Tuesday evening, but instead voted to push it back one more day.
In Tuesday's Capital Tonight, we look at where the bigger budget picture stands with help from our Capital Commentators, Harold Cook and Ted Delisi. Plus, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples gives his take on whether water needs are being addressed.
Click the image below to watch the full episode.
Bill barring Medicaid expansion passes House
May 21st - 3:33 pm
A bill to change the way Medicaid services are administered passed out of the Texas House, and with it a major roadblock to Medicaid expansion.
The bill itself directs state officials to come up with managed care plans for people with mental and physical disabilities. It also sets up a coordinating panel to help with the transition. But an amendment by Republican Rep. Jeff Leach would block the expansion of any services under the Affordable Care Act. That means that Gov. Rick Perry couldn't simply direct the Health and Human Services commissioner to work out an acceptable plan with federal officials. Instead, he would have to get approval from the legislature.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation released a statement applauding the amendment. In it, the group's executive director said:
"The House passage of SB 7 with the successful inclusion of Amendment 26 — the Leach Amendment to prohibit state participation in the ObamaCare Medicaid expansion — is a heartening sign that Texans are determined to resist Washington, D.C.'s ambitions for ever-greater control over our lives and economy. We urge the Senate to affirm the Leach Amendment, and send a unified message that Texas rejects the false promise of Medicaid run on D.C.'s terms." – Arlene Wohlgemuth
The full bill is now headed back to the Senate, where significant changes made by the House need to be approved before it's sent to the governor's desk.
Redistricting hearing set for next week
May 21st - 3:17 pm
Redistricting will be back in the courtroom next week. As reported on TexasRedistricting.org, the U.S. Federal Court in San Antonio posted an order that attorneys would meet in court on May 29 at 9 a.m.
The purpose of the hearing is to decide how to proceed with Texas' redistricting maps, pending the outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. The justices will decide if states with a history of discrimination should still have changes to voting rules approved by the federal government.
In the meantime, the court said next week's hearing is "necessary to address the status of these proceedings and the manner in which this Court may move forward in preparation for the 2014 elections."
A district court deemed Texas' legislative maps discriminatory in a ruling last summer. That left Texas to base its elections on the interim maps drawn up by a three-judge panel in San Antonio. Meanwhile, it is rumored that Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott supports calling lawmakers back for a special session to tackle redistricting. He wants lawmakers to formally adopt those interim maps.
Controversial online curriculum system dies amid criticism
May 20th - 1:17 pm
Hundreds of Texas school districts will stop offering lesson plans created by CSCOPE. In a press conference this morning, Education Committee Chairman Sen. Dan Patrick (R-Houston) announced that the board would inform participating clients that all lesson plans will be taken offline on August 31.
CSCOPE was created as an online tool to help teachers meet state education requirements. It is used by more than 800 school districts.
CSCOPE came under fire earlier this year amid complaints from conservative and Tea Party groups who claimed students were being subjected to "anti-American" teachings. They attacked the tool claiming it promoted pro-Islamic lessons. Some examples included plans that taught children that the Boston Tea Party was carried out by terrorists and a sixth grade assignment to design their own communist flags. In addition, parents complained that they were unable to monitor what their children were learning in school because they did not have access to the online lesson plans.
Sen. Patrick has been leading the fight against the program. In an interview with Capital Tonight in February, Patrick criticized CSCOPE for using tax payer money to set up a shell corporation. "They set up this private corporation, I believe to shield information for whatever reason. But it doesn't make any difference what the reasons are. Parents have a right to see what's in the curriculum," Patrick said.
Capital Tonight: Breaking down the budget deal
May 17th - 8:48 pm
After a week of tense negotiations, the state's top budget writers have approved a final deal.
The bill restores nearly $4 billion to education funding that was cut last session and sets aside $400 million for transportation. Budget committee co-chair Tommy Williams said he believes the bill is one both parties can agree on.
"It's a tricky process to score where you are when you're putting this together, because it's a moving target," Williams said. "And I don't think there's anybody, Republicans or Democrats, who don't want to fund public education. We all want to fund it at the highest level with we can, that's consistent with the other poles in the budget."
In Friday's episode, we break down the bill's details with the Quorum Report's Scott Braddock and Aman Batheja of the Texas Tribune.
Repairing Roads
The oil and gas boom in parts of South and West Texas has added to the state's coffers, but it's also led to serious damage on the roads to and from those areas.
One lawmaker wants to make sure that's not overlooked before the session ends. We spoke to Sen. Carlos Uresti about his plan to make sure county roads get needed repairs.
IRS Under Fire
Just days after the acting director of the IRS was forced to hand in his resignation, he faced tough questioning before the House and Means Committee Friday.
Click the image below to see the Friday's full episode.
Lt. Gov. Dewhurst applauds budget deal
May 17th - 7:22 pm
"The budget for the State of Texas demonstrates our commitment to funding our priorities while maintaining our commitment to fiscal responsibility. I applaud the hard work of Sen. Tommy Williams, Rep. Jim Pitts, and all of our conferees for delivering a budget that cuts taxes for Texans, holds spending down, and adequately funds public education. This budget builds upon the strong foundation that has allowed the private sector to grow and create jobs in Texas and should be the model to turn our country around." -Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst
Craft brewers say 'cheers' to House vote
May 17th - 5:15 pm
Small beer brewers are raising a glass to a package of bills approved today in the Texas House. Lawmakers tentatively gave the go-ahead to five separate pieces of legislation aimed at helping the craft beer industry expand. The vote elicited cheers from supporters in the chamber today.
Among the changes, the law:
- Allows breweries to sell pints to tour groups
- Loosens restrictions to let breweries sell their beer directly to retail stores
- Micro-brewers can now produce more barrels of beer annually
- Overhauls the industry's pricing structure
The legislation had been opposed by state distributors, who had a powerful lobbying force in the Legislature. As a compromise, brewers will have to pay a licencing fee if they sell directly to consumers. Brewpubs are also limited to selling 1,000 barrels annually.
The Senate passed the bills in March. The Texas House still has to approve the bills on third reading before they head to Gov. Perry's desk.
The Associated Press contributed to this report


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I'm trying to build a generic camera class (so just one class) that with few simple operators can allow one to create any type of high level camera.
I'd like to do it this way because I think that, then, switching for example between a first person and a trackball like camera will be easier.
For now I've successfully implemented the usual 1st person camera by defining few simple operators on the camera class and creating orientation using quaternions.
The thing is that I can't figure out how to switch between (say) a 1st person and a trackball without screwing everything. What I mean is flying a bit with a 1st person and then from that exact pov switch to trackball and use it and then back to 1st person transparently (like in a DCC tool).
What I thought is that I should accumulate orientations etc. but I guess that my current method is not very correct because instead of accumulating orientations deltas I accumulate the angle and calculate the orientation of accumulated angles instead of defining an offset quaternion. I saw some implementation they do something like:
Quaternion q(axis,delta) //the offset quaternion (relative rotation quaternion)
I do something like:
angle += delta;
Quaternion q(axis,angle); //the absolute rotation quaternion
should I use the first solution and accumulate quaternions instead of accumulate the absolute angle to have the possibility to implement the behaviour that I described before ?
Thanks in advance for your help
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About the YMCA Bookfair
35th Annual YMCA Bookfair
August 16 - August 21, 2013
Kennedy Recreation Center
6050 Wells Road, St. Louis, MO, 63128
Near Meramec Bottom Road & I-55,
10 miles south of Historic Carondelet YMCA building.
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Bookfair Mission
The YMCA Bookfair is a collaborative project of the YMCA. It includes several YMCA organizations & community volunteers that are dedicated to assisting the YMCA in their mission, in particular their Youth Programs and the YMCA Literacy Programs. Among its efforts to this end is the YMCA Bookfair, which provides a large selection of new and quality used books at reasonable prices.
Volunteers are Needed!
The YMCA Bookfair is an event that you have to see to believe. It takes some 400 volunteers and nearly 8,000 volunteer hours to pull off one of our region's most notable bookfairs - the annual YMCA Bookfair. This year we need help with:
- Book sorting March 15 through August 1 at the Historic Carondelet YMCA at 600 Loughborough
- Book collections and delivery from local YMCA barrels near you
- Bookfair set-up and take down August 13 - August 22 at the Kennedy Recreation Center
- Book collections and delivery from local YMCA barrels near you, March 1 through August 1
- Marketing and promotion, March 1 through August 23!
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com, Debbie Redmond at email@example.com or Maribeth Mees at 314.685.3800 ext. 216 to volunteer for the bookfair.
We will need Volunteers August 14th - August 23rd.
Volunteer Pricing and Sorting Hours
We are currently Pricing and Sorting at the Historic Carondelet YMCA at 600 Loughbourough.
We need volunteers! Please contact Debbie Redmond at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. If you arrive to volunteer, please let a current volunteer know, fill out a Volunteer form and we will pair you with a trainer to learn the Bookfair ropes!
- Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 5:30pm - 9:00pm
- Wednesday & Friday mornings 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Saturdays from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm - TO BE ANNOUNCED
Closed April 6th - April 8th in observance of Easter Holiday
Closed May 26th - May 28th in observance of Memorial Day Holiday
Closed July 3- 4th in observance of 4th of July Holiday
Book Donations Accepted March - July 31
You can donate books to the Historic Carondelet YMCA through July 31 during the above Pricing and Sorting Hours.
Historic Carondelet YMCA
600 Loughborough, St. Louis MO 63111
If you have large donations, we prefer that you drop these off at the Historic Carondelet YMCA Location. You can also donate to your local YMCA if they have a blue YMCA Bookfair barrel in their lobby!
Book Donations will also be accepted March - July 31 at participating branches of the YMCA of Greater St. Louis. You will find blue collections barrels in the lobby or foyer of each YMCA branch. If possible, please donate books to participating YMCA branches in small boxes.
What we accept:
- Fiction and Non-Fiction Books
- Children's Books
- Text Books
- Specialty magazines (Auto, Gardening, Cookins, Hobbies/Crafts)
- Records, 8mm, CDs, VHS tapes and DVDs
We do not accept:
- Encyclopedia Sets
- National Geographic & Readers Digest Condensed sets
Bookfair History
2013celebrates the 35th anniversary of the YMCA Bookfair. Started in 1978 by a group of dedicated YMCA volunteers who raised several hundred dollars for the YMCA by holding a small, one-day bookfair in the gymnasium. The YMCA Bookfair has now grown into a six day event. So far, the YMCA Bookfair has raised over $1.5 million for the YMCA and our outreach programs.
34th Annual Bookfair Schedule
First Selection Night
Friday, August 16
4:00 pm - 10:00pm
$10 admission
• 5:00 am- Park opens. Before 5am, park is patrolled by St. Louis County Police.
• 8:00 am - Ticket Sales begin at the Kennedy Recreation Complex (facility will open for use of restrooms).
Tickets are sold throughout the day until close.
• 4:00 pm- Doors open for $10 Preview Night. You will enter based on your numbered ticket.
Answers to FAQs:
- We charge $10 admission on Preview Night for adults (12 and under are free).
- The tickets are numbered and represent your place in line for the 4:00 pm opening.
- A person can buy 4 tickets at a time.
- You do not need to stay in line after you purchase a ticket.
- You can return to the KRC before 4:00 pm to find your numbered place in line.
- NO overnight camping in the park. Park is patroled by St. Louis County Police.
- You can check-out multiple times.
- Y volunteers are not responsbile for your belongings or books you plan to purchase.
- No scanning allowed in stadium seating/bleachers.
- Please be respectful of walkways and keep them clear.
Free Admission
Saturday, August 17 - Wednesday, August 21
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Half Price Day
Tuesday, August 20
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
$10 a Box Day
Wednesday, August 21
9:00 am -9:00 pm
Parking and Saturday CCBF Shuttle Service
The Kennedy Recreation Center has 270 parking spaces. Shuttle Service provided by the CCBF will be available from the front circle drive at the Carondelet Park Rec Complex at 930 Holly Hills, St. Louis, MO 63111 on Saturday, August 17. Shuttle will leave 930 Holly Hills every hour beginning at 9:00 am. Shuttle will leave the Kennedy Recreation Center every half hour, last shuttle leaving at 3:30 pm.
Contact the Bookfair
- Hotline Number: 314.353.4960
- Email email@example.com
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Long drawn out film about nothing really, i love romantic comedies and I wouldn't watch this again if i was paid.
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