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Sleep Over Safely
May 01, 2008
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The best way to keep your horses healthy is prevent them from getting sick. Sounds absurdly simple, right? In theory, this works. But in the real world of trying to protect horse... Read More
Morris, Ransehousen Roast to Benefit Equestrian Aid Foundation
February 15, 2008
The dressage, eventing, and hunter/jumper communities are uniting for the good of all equestrians Feb. 26, 2008 to raise funds for the Equestrian Aid Foundation. The occasion is the 70th birthdays of renowned horsemen George H. Morri... Read More
Drug-Resistant Bugs
January 01, 2008
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a multidrug-resistant bacterium that has received ample attention in the press lately. Much concern has been expressed because of the tremendous increase in human infections, including... Read More
Honey Making a Comeback as Antibiotic Choice in Human Medicine
December 27, 2007
Amid growing concern over drug-resistant superbugs and nonhealing wounds that endanger diabetes patients, nature's original antibiotic--honey--is making a comeback.
More than 4,000 years after Egyptians began applying honey to wounds, Derma... Read More
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November 01, 2007
New strategies for management and prevention.
It is not uncommon for strangles infections to recur on a farm, and until recent years there have been misconceptions about how this... Read More
Good Hygiene Blocks Horse-Human MRSA Transmission
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Equine veterinarians and public health officials are urging horse owners and others who come in frequent contact with horses to wash their hands and clean grooming tools after each use in order to reduce the risk of contracting an... Read More
Helicopter Crashes During Wild Horse Roundup
October 19, 2007
A helicopter being used to round up wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park crashed Thursday above a corral. The park superintendent said two people aboard "seem to be all right."
The helicopter was hovering above the corral when its... Read More
Infection Protection: It's Not Just About Vaccinations Anymore
October 10, 2007
At the AAEP's Healthy Horse Workshop in Ft. Collins, Colo., on July 28, Josie Traub-Dargatz, DVM, Dipl. ACVIM, of Colorado State University's College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, shared her thoughts on control of infectious... Read More
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus: A Review
October 08, 2007
Staphylococcus aureus is a common bacterium and an important cause of disease in many species. Approximately 10% of healthy horses carry S. aureus in their noses. This occurrence is termed "colonization," as the bacteria are present... Read More
Wise Use of Antibacterial Drugs
October 06, 2007
Antibiotics and synthetic antibacterial drugs have revolutionized the ability to treat bacterial infections in human and animal patients. These drugs deserve careful use to preserve and optimize their effectiveness. Deciding on a treatment plan... Read More
Honda HS 1500V Equine Veterinary Ultrasound
October 02, 2007
Products Group International has introduced the Honda HS 1500V Equine Veterinary Ultrasound, a portable ultrasound system for equine reproduction and tendon scanning.... Read More
Bye Bye Bad Bugs
October 01, 2007
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Arming the Fight Against Resistant Bacteria
May 08, 2007
In 1928, Alexander Fleming opened the door to treating bacterial infections when he stumbled upon the first known antibiotic in a Penicillium mold growing in a discarded experiment.
Nearly eight decades later, chemist Helen... Read More
Veterinary News and Awards
March 23, 2007
A recap of the veterinary news and awards from the 2006 AAEP convention in San Antonio, TX. ... Read More
Farrier Hygiene
February 01, 2007
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January 10, 2007
In response to the recent EHV-1 virus outbreak in Florida, and in the best interest of horses, USEF members and competition organizers, the USEF has approved the implementation of precautionary health restrictions for entry into show ground... Read More
Disease Prevention: Fluid Spill Cleanup Methods Crucial
January 03, 2007
Blood and body fluid spills present challenges to the equine practitioner when dealing with contagious animals. While contaminated surfaces should be cleaned and disinfected as soon as possible, the methods used should be deliberate. The recent... Read More
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Effective Oct. 31, elective equine admissions at the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Colorado State University were temporarily suspended as a precautionary measure to control risks related to equine herpesvirus-1... Read More
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Lindsey Vonn considers returning one month earlier than expected
Oct 2, 2013, 12:43 PM EDT
Lindsey Vonn feels 100 percent physically and could return to competition later this month instead of late November, she told reporters at the U.S. Olympic media summit Wednesday.
There's a chance she may race in the World Cup opener in Soelden, Austria, a giant slalom race on Oct. 26, Vonn said in a video conference from Ohio, where boyfriend Tiger Woods will play the Presidents Cup this week.
Vonn, who blew out her right knee at the World Championships on Feb. 5, had been expected to return Nov. 29, at the World Cup stop in Beaver Creek, Colo. She said she hasn't pushed her knee to the maximum yet, but had "no doubt" it will hold up, according to reporters in Park City.
Vonn: Feels 100 percent physically. hasn't pushed to that next level. "Confident when I do, it's going to be good."—
John Meyer (@jmeyer26) October 02, 2013
Lindsey Vonn on knee & return to snow: "I'm quite a bit further than I anticipated and pretty much everyone else anticipated."—
Kelly Whiteside (@KellyWhiteside) October 02, 2013
There was thought Vonn's injury could limit her schedule at the Sochi Olympics to only speed events — downhill, super-G, super combined perhaps — where she would be a medal favorite if healthy.
But if she comes back for a technical event, a giant slalom, more than a month early, there's reason to believe she could ski a full program at the Sochi Olympics. Vonn did all five events at the 2010 Olympics, winning gold in the downhill, bronze in the super-G and failing to finish the super combined, giant slalom and slalom.
However, Vonn told reporters at the media summit she doesn't plan on skiing slalom this season.
Vonn has finished in the top seven in the giant slalom and slalom World Cup standings a combined two times in 10 seasons. All of her seven total Olympic and World Championship medals are from the downhill and super-G.
Vonn also criticized international ski officials, saying she was "not confident that safety is at the forefront of their minds." There are already several injuries three weeks before the World Cup season starts. The reigning world champion in the downhill is expected to miss the Olympics.


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PS: We didn't forget Will Smith and Matthew McConaughey! You can find them here. Just keep livin'.
[Photos: Getty]
May we interest you in some eye candy?
PS: We didn't forget Will Smith and Matthew McConaughey! You can find them here. Just keep livin'.
[Photos: Getty]
As I believe I said on Twitter, shorts are the new hat. If only they'd been bike shorts, Demi Moore-style. God, Pharrell. Think of your Oscars history.
[Photo: Getty]
We need to talk about whatever is happening here with Adrien Brody:
Heather and I have this joke in Messy about how you can make a positive review out of anything. (I think the actual joke was that our heroine, Brooke Berlin, is touting a rave review she got for the school play, nothing that it said, "Brooke Berlin is on!" when the actual line was, "Brooke Berlin is onstage." Brooke Berlin does not let such tiny details bother her.) And I have to admit that when I saw this suit, my actual thought was, ellipsis and all, "Adrien Brody is wearing a….suit!" Because the adjective that would go there is probably a little snarky. (Let's be honest: it was "CRAZY.") On the other hand, I love it when an actor possesses the stones to wear something so flashy and interesting as whatever this is. It takes some balls to decide to go out looking like you're late for your back-up gig in Vegas, and I deeply treasure any actor who decides to take those balls and use them. Additionally, I feel like we need to acknowledge that this is probably from the Jackson Rathbone For Kohls line, which is also very supportive of a fellow actor, so it's a win all around.
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The men kind of brought it last night. Sometimes "it" was sexy, snazzy hotness, and sometimes "it" was CRAY CRAY CRAZY, but either way, we appreciate them playing.
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I freely admit that I have an incredibly low Bieber tolerance. But among other issues, someone REALLY needs to have a Come to Jesus with him about his upper lip. Or if that doesn't work, send in Kanye for a Come to Yeezus. Or Beyonce for a Come to Beysus. Or a Nintendo Wii avatar of himself for a Come to Miisus. Because for some reason, sticking him in front of a mirror for a Come to Biebsus has not been effective, because he has the WORLD'S LEAST RELIABLE EYEBALLS APPARENTLY AND THAT IS SAYING SOMETHING BECAUSE THIS PLANET ALSO HAS KARDASHIANS.
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In case you were wondering:
NO ONE is more ready for Game of Thrones to come back than John Mayer.
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A Ballroom Apocalypse
The other night, Lady B. had the most terrible dream. Right in the middle of one of her glittering soirees, Boney set off a frightful EMP blast, shorting out all electronics… ANACHRONISM ALERT, ANACHRONISM ALERT… Sorry, scratch that.
She dreamed that right in the middle of one of her glorious soirees, a strange new strain of plague escaped aboard a rat from a Carpathian cemetary, swept across Europe in minutes, and before the footman had finished making the rounds with the tray of lobster patties, the Zombie Apocalpyse was upon us.
The Ballroom instantly went into lockdown, readers, guests, authoresses, parrots and toucans alike, arming themselves for the fray with fishforks, cheese knives, their beaks, or the jagged edges of broken champagne bottles.
As the moaning hordes approached from the terrace, (we think they may be the non-readers of the world, the TV-Only Folk) Lord B shook off his brandy stupor quickly enough to order the French doors locked and bolted. Gentlemen rushed to pull the shutters closed and nailed them in place.
Even Monty had suddenly sobered up, shrugging off his flirting, (Lady B suspected it was only a dream at that point). Our valiant young rakehell was ready to fight to defend the ladies, not that they necessarily needed defending.
Indeed, Sarah had already equipped herself with the fire poker, and Miranda now produced a small pistol from her reticule, coolly checking the chamber.
Lauren had learned a few good moves with which to trick the devious foe, thanks to her extensive research for her Pink Carnation books. And Sabrina (unafraid of the hot stuff!) grabbed a fully lighted candelabra to ward off the mindless zoms.
Tessa fortunately had her Rita award with her (because hey if you won one, wouldn't you carry it with you everywhere too?). Turns out a Rita is of just the right heft and weight for clobbering zombies that get too close.
Katharine was barking orders nicely asking the maids to rush upstairs and make sure the bedchamber windows were secure. Kate Noble was wisely doing the same for the wine cellars. The Apocalypse might be upon us, but at least we were well stocked with an array of excellent vintages and more importantly had our friends with us.
I, meanwhile, had climbed up on the roof of Beaufetheringstone House to peer out over London and assess the situation, as I am wont to do. I rushed back down to report that White's was overrun, Almack's was a screeching slaughterhouse of undead debutantes and half-devoured dukes, and Parliament itself was under siege (at which news, a few guests had the dreadful manners to cheer, and Lady B duly harrumphed with disapproval in her sleep).
The zoms were hungry.
It was a horrible dream. Even for a supreme hostess like Lady B, the prospect of being locked up indefinitely with hundreds of her closest friends, waiting for flesh-eating zombies to storm the premises, was a test of even Her Ladyship's love of pleasant company.
Intense terror awoke Her Ladyship. She sat bolt upright in her duchess bed and, heart pounding, breathed a sigh of relief to find it was only a nightmare.
But then… came the gnawing recollection of something Gaelen had told her weeks ago. That 12/21/12 marked the End of the Mayan Calendar, and this date was now only NINE DAYS AWAY!!!
Which begs the question, Will This Wind…?
All right, so maybe 12/21 isn't really going to be the End of the World. One could only hope–!
But it is an end for me, so it's rather a sad announcement today. I've so enjoyed being a part of the Ballroom Blog for the past year and a half, but now that I'm writing in two genres, I realized I really must pare down my schedule a little. Buckle down on my work. I'll still be around–underfoot!–and will remain a Ballroom Support Personnel, but I won't be an official Ballroom author next year.
Since one of my first Ballroom Blog posts begam with Monty Python (Silly Walks) and An Ode to British Humour, it seems fitting to finish with them, too. Leave 'em laughing, as they say. If you're interested in being alerted when my next book comes out (August, 2013) please stop by my website and join my newsletter signup.
I want to thank Lady B. and Albert, Lord B. and Monty and his toucan, all of my fellow authoresses who have made participating in this blog such a joy, and many, many thanks to you wonderful readers who have come and befriended us here. I'll miss you, but (in the immortal words of Puss in Boots/Shrek: "I must not cry!") I will still be around to visit when I'm not writing, writing, writing. (If you want to get a hold of me, you can always email me thru my website or check my own blog there to see what I'm up to.)
Anyway, that's the news. But enough of all this glum talk.
I had yet another reason for writing about the end of the world today. That's because it's a topic I ran into when I was writing my next book (the August 2013 release, My Notorious Gentleman, second to last Inferno Club book).
That book (Trevor's story if you're following the series) takes place in 1816, the Year Without A Summer. What happened is that a huge volcano called Tambora erupted in Indonesia and shot ash up 26 miles into the stratosphere, where it was high to get picked up by the trade winds and global wind currents. This eruption is estimated to have been the equivalent of 20 Hiroshima bombs!!! So the ash ended up blocking out the sun (partially) for the next year or so, as far away as Europe and even America.
Believe me, they thought it was going to be the end of the world then, too. Though the Industrial Revolution was underway, it was still an agrarian world, and this event killed crops across the planet–corn/oats being also the main fuel for their transportation, ie horses. They couldn't feed their animals or themselves–just as 20 years of economy-killing wars were ending.
So, Lady B would not be such a stranger to dire times. It is nice to keep that in mind when the end of the world seems near. It helps keep it in perspective.
BTW my husband and co-writer of Middle Grade novels, Eric (the E. in E.G. Foley) teaches 7th-8th graders and he wants parents to know that the kids out there are scared about all this End of the World talk. So if you've got kids at home around that age where they don't always tell you what they're thinking, that's what he's hearing at school, so give 'em a hug and let 'em know the world's not ending, if you haven't already done so. But of course you probably already know that! Anyhoo…
My question for the day is, if the Mayans turned out to be right and the world WAS going to end 9 days from now, what would you do with your final days on earth? Hmm. I'll have to ponder that myself, cuz I have no idea…!
Hi Gaelen!
I know exactly what your talking about when you said getting your children to tell you what they were thinking even back when they were starting grade school! Every night when we sat down to dinner and asked them what they did that day the answer from both of them would be "nothing".
That when my husband started asking them to tell him "something he didn't knw". The talk around the dinner table not only instandtly became animated but when my younger son went to college at The Citadel and the upper-classmen asked the "knobs" (freshmen) at the lunch table to tell them a fact they didn't know he had enough to last until after he graduated! It threw them everytime!
If the Mayans turned out to be right my husband and I would move now instead of waiting until we could sell our house and immediately move from New England to South Carolina to be near our grandchildren! Family has always been the most important thing in our life and we would want to be there with them. Plus that my husband has wisdom he hasn't still hasn't been able to share!
Gaelen!! We are sooo going to miss you. *wiping away tears* Hope you drop in occasionally and join the conversations. It's not going to be the same without you but I'm sure Lady B will insist we carry on. Stiff upper lip and all.
If the world really is ending in nine days, I'm going to be really ticked off – I've got a great line up of books to read for January! Not enough time to really do anything but bend over and kiss our fannies good-bye anyway.
I agree that all of this talk is probably very scary to some and if I had youngsters, I'd curtail the talk and tell them that world has seen some great horrors in its long life and it will take a very mighty thing to end the world. If it does, well, I think I'm ready to meet my maker – I just hoped it would be after I got published.Merry Christmas, Gaelen and Happy New Year. I know I'll be anxiously awaiting your next excellent read. xoxo
I would be spending the rest of days with family and co-workers (because work wouldn't let me off for the end of the world – it is Christmas and I work in retail.). I have wondered why the Mayans chose this date. Is there an asteroid or something that will happen? If you read Revelations in the Bible – you DO wonder if all these storms are part of the Seven Signs.
BUT — I think that you just go through life like nothing is going to happen. It is the one thing that helps you when you are in the city, as Sarah could tell you, too. When in NYC, you think in the back of your head – that basically terrorist could attack, hurricanes and blizzards could attack, that you could be mugged and other things – but keep your eyes straight and act like you aren't bothered and you are fine. Also – do NOT stop on the steps of the subway when the train is loading and unloading. I told that to a friend, who was visiting and guess what? She stopped. I have to shove her & talk rudely to her to get her to move – really, you don't want to be run over on those steps because that is when bad things happen. (This is where I insert that this is one of those funny, but not funny things)
I have seen your hubbie's books – I didn't know that was your hubbie. COOL!!!!
I'm so sorry to hear that you won't be a regular blogging Authoress here at The Ballroom anymore. But I certainly understand your reasons why. We'll all miss you, and look forward to your visits whenever you get the chance!If the end of the world is coming, I'd want to pack in as much travel as I can. Ireland, Italy, Australia, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans. And I'll definitely fly to San Diego to meet up with friends and FINALLY have that chocolate martini we've been planning on having together!
What a wonderful post, I'm so sorry to hear it is your last one. Good luck on all your endevors.
I'm so so sad for this news, Gaelen…and Lady B shall be devastated! And Monty, too!
Please don't stray too far…there's always space for you here in the Ballroom!
So sorry to see you go (from the Ballroom, not Earth itself as per the "prophecy.")
Since I don't believe in the current doomsday prophecy, my "last days" would be filled with normal, typical stuff. Perhaps I will refrain from doing laundry and dishes that day, just in case!
Take care. Best of luck in all your future endeavors. And Merry Christmas.
Thank you for your post and question, Gaelen. Somebody once asked me, "What would you do if the Earth were about to be destroyed?" I replied, "Anything I can to get to Mars."
But to answer your question: I don't have a bucket list, but I have a good idea of how I'd spend my last days. I'd chant a lot (I'm a Buddhist), play with my cats, and tell my friends how much they've meant to me. Then post some stuff on Facebook that I think is funny, but which might get me in trouble.
But I don't think the world will end on 12-21-2012, or any day on any calendar. Earth will still be circling the sun long after mankind has gone the way of the dinosaurs.
But I can predict this: if the world doesn't end on December 21, 2012, there will be a lot of babies born on September 20, 2013!
Keep up the good work!
Gaelen, you leaving the Ballroom *does* feel rather apocalyptic! We are going to miss you so much, but we hope you'll come back and visit us often.
I love that my RITA doubles as a zombie club. I *knew* it must have alternate uses!
If the world were truly ending… I think I'd just snuggle in close with my loved ones and enjoy as much time as I could with them. Which is pretty much how I plan to spend the rest of December, anyway!
I did try to convince my boyfriend to get married in Reno/Vegas on that date but he thought it was too soon. Yep, the end of the world is too soon to get married. LOL
Have fun, Gaelen! *waves handkerchief* Stay clear of zombies!
Awe. Will miss reading you on here Ms. Foley but the good news is your books are never far. Good luck with managing your hectic schedule! Try not to type too much! Come up for some air now and again.
As far as the question. Family is really all that matters in the end and well, like Woody Allen said "Twinkies" ….but Hostess already screwed that up… *grumble*


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Guilin Location Map
The Guilin location map shows the location of Guilin in the south of China.
See our Guilin Travel Guide for more information on traveling in Guilin.
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Hi George, no problem to arrange the best light either sunrise or near sunset - terraced hillsides and cormorant fishermen. Regarding to dragon boat races in Guilin. Sorry, we don't have the information on the exact date. I will send you a proposal for your reference, okay?
Whitney Liao replied on 2013-06-04Hi Mei, I suggest the general itinerary to you as below:
Day 1, night cruise on the Two Rivers and the Four Lakes in Guilin
Day 2 , a tour to Longsheng for the terraced field and minorities
Day 3, Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo and spend a night there
Day 4, half day tour in Yangshuo, then drive to Guilin and back to HK
We can arrange this tour for you. Please let me know how many people will there be in your group.
Whitney Liao replied on 2012-11-02Hi Mei,
This is Christy from China Highlights, a travel advisor. a colleague of Whitney Liao. Based on your schedule, I have made a quotation for you, please check your email when you are free.
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More than a restaurant, Qba is an all-encompassing Latin experience. From tapas and classic mojitos to first-growth French wines, after-dinner Cuban cigars, and rums, it's like spending an evening in a lively Cuban or South American bar. Decorative flourishes include fine tile work, brilliant jewel-tones, intimate dining alcoves with sensuous curves, and rich textures throughout the restaurant's two stories, including a courtyard under the stars.
Specialties include authentic tapas, such as Spanish Pinchos, superb grilled steaks, like the "Longhorn," and a renowned cheese menu featuring European artisan selections. Desserts, such as caramelized Argentinean crepes with dulce de leche and caramel ice cream, are available to revive you after hours of dancing to lively Latin music. After 10:30pm, guests must be 21 years or older to enter. As in all our restaurants, kids are welcome to dine and we are happy to provide a Kid's Meal.
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Cucina: | Latinoamericana |
Atmosfera: | Lively |
Servizio: | À la carte |
Codice di abbigliamento: | Casual raffinato |
Chef: | Pearl Woo |
Zona fumatori: | Sì |
Parcheggio: | Two hours complimentary self parking |
ore: | Monday - Saturday: 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM; Bar: 5:00 PM - Late |
Telefono: | (60)(3) 2773 8338 |


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The Myth of "Doing" v. "Being"
Aug 26, 2009 by Don Payne | 1 Comments
Among the most fashionable emphases in recent years is the elevation of "being" over "doing". This understandable reaction propels much that we find in the spiritual formation movement among evangelical Christians. I say it's understandable because if evangelicals are known for anything it's busyness; a noble drivenness to make a difference for eternity. The particular form of eschatological-mindedness found among many evangelicals contributes to this frenetic pace of life which, in turn, has simply left countless believers weary and jaded.
Naturally, with such an unhealthy, one-dimensional, and disconnected approach to activity, a turn to simply "being" signals a welcome restoration of the inner life. It raises awareness that being fully human can never be reduced to or even well-represented by what we can accomplish. To speak of "being" instead of "doing" suggests that God graciously cares about us, values us regardless of our performance; that He wants communion with us and to have us simply delight in Him. So far, so good.
Without losing those timely and truthful notes, we need to sharpen our thinking about the relationship of "being" and "doing". Frankly, these are not as separable as they can appear to be by simply having different words for them. Perhaps it would be better to speak of our interior and our exterior worlds, or something akin to that. At any rate, these dimensions are unavoidably interlocked. Yes, we go through seasons of activity and seasons of rest. The problem, however, is that we have not properly related our inner and outer worlds. When polarized or isolated, "being" and "doing" each become toxic and lead away from a fully human, godly health.
This has gnawed at me for several years now, mostly at the intuitive level. Recently, I found a writer who explains this (sometimes quite technically) and offers a compelling and provocative account of how action and reflection are related. John Macmurray (1891-1976) was a Scottish philosopher whose published Gifford Lectures present a probing analysis of the tension and the relationship between action and cognition; or, we might say, "being" and "doing". See www.johnmacmurray.org for more on his life and work, but the first half of his Gifford Lectures (delivered at the University of Aberdeen in the early 1950s) is entitled Self as Agent. This is a must read for all who are concerned with how the inner and outer dimensions of human existence relate and function to express something genuinely glorious.
Basically, and I'll end with this "pot stirring" claim. Macmurray argues that active agency logically precedes and defines rest and conceptualization. If that triggers questions and reactions, let's talk further. Better yet, read Macmurray! He is an underrecognized and underread resource who can help protect us ever-reactionary and faddish evangelicals from dying of dizziness on our own pendulums!
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Sharon Heron Nov 20, 2009 10:20am
These thoughts are welcome. Macmurray's ideas re active agency preceding and defining rest and conceptualizations reminded me of Kolbs theory (1984) regarding adult experiential learning i.e. four stages in learning which follow from each other: Concrete Experience is followed by Reflection on that experience on a personal basis. This may then be followed by the derivation of general rules describing the experience, or the application of known theories to it (Abstract Conceptualisation), and hence to the construction of ways of modifying the next occurrence of the experience (Active Experimentation), leading in turn to the next Concrete Experience. Macmurray then was ahead of his time - good old Celt!


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But North - fresh from two tries as the Scarlets thrashed Heineken Cup champions Leinster in the opening weekend of RaboDirect PRO12 action - and his teammates hadn't read the script in Glasgow.
The Wales wing's score, plus others from Andy Fenby and Aaron Shingler, gave them a cushion which ensured Chris Cusiter's second-half Warriors try was too little too late.
Wales fly-half Rhys Priestland should have put the visitors ahead after just two minutes but he dragged a penalty attempt wide.
And he was made to pay for that miss when Ruaridh Jackson gave the Scotstoun crowd the first thing to shout about at Warriors' new home with a penalty after Matthew Rees was penalised to make it 3-0.
After some probing runs by DTH van der Merwe the Warriors lead should have been doubled when Jonathan Davies was caught offside but Jackson put his penalty attempt well wide.
Against the run of play the Scarlets took the lead when Shingler - who had spent some time off the field with a head injury - was put in sight of the line by a North pass after a speedy counterattack and duly touched down.
Shingler's eventful half saw him become the villain on 26 minutes when he was sin-binned for a high tackle on Peter Murchie but Jackson missed an eminently kickable penalty to leave the score at 5-3.
Jackson's wayward kicking was mirrored by Priestland who wasted a chance to extend the Scarlets advantage while Shingler was off the field, putting a penalty wide.
Priestland was off target again with a conversion effort just before the half but the visitors weren't too concerned as they had just stretched their lead to seven points.
Chris Cusiter was robbed in midfield and after Davies had kicked the loose ball on, Fenby got another boot on it before touching down in the corner.
Jackson reduced the arrears with the last kick - albeit another less than convincing one - of the half to make it 10-6 but a Priestland penalty early in the second half stretched the lead back to seven points.
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Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Chris Cusiter | 1 | 5 | |||
Ruaridh Jackson | 2 | 6 | |||
Duncan Weir | 1 | 2 | |||
Total | 1 | 1 | 2 | 13 |
Scarlets Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Rhys Priestland | 1 | 3 | |||
Andy Fenby | 1 | 5 | |||
George North | 1 | 5 | |||
Aaron Shingler | 1 | 5 | |||
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Fruitful, but troubled life of poet once described as 'an imaginative colossus'
Poet of Falmouth, the universe and everything, high priest of the energised instant, Peter Redgrove's themes were manifold.
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In a packed, fertile biography of Redgrove's life and work, Neil Roberts traces his psychically tumultuous career, from stumbling, tentative early years to the emergence of what Cornish poet D M Thomas called "an imaginative colossus".
Born to a dominant, conventional father who worked in advertising and a more louche, bohemian mother, who had affairs followed by abortions, he received a sound education at Taunton College in Somerset, followed by a grim, much-bullied period in the Army and the awful ordeal of insulin coma therapy, devised to cure his alleged schizophrenia.
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From such a dismal state of affairs, he escaped to Cambridge University, where he entered the exciting nest of "The Group", poets that including Ted Hughes, Martin Bell, Philip Hobsbaum and George Macbeth. His genius was picked out and applauded, but some critics complained he was being washed away by words rather than canalising them. In 1954, he married artist Barbara Sherlock. It proved a fitfully happy union and the couple settled in Falmouth, where Redgrove was analysed by psychologist John Layard, who maintained that any sickness contained a positive personal message that one should learn to translate. Under Layard's tutelage, the mature poet emerged, every bit as potent as Larkin, Heaney or Hughes.
Not only did Redgrove throw off poetic constraints during this period, he bulldozed social boundaries, embarking on drinking marathons with his young friend, Malcolm Ritchie, leaping into gardens at night, breaking noisily into middle class homes and scaring the owners. Eventually Malcolm began an affair with the model Jean Shrimpton and Redgrove's marriage fell apart. Divorcing Barbara, he married Penelope Shuttle, a talented poet whom he was wary of introducing to his old mentor, John Layard.
By then the psychologist had eked out too many cringingly intimate details, including knowledge of Redgrove's covert fetish that was not that shameful. Apparently he liked to splodge his sex life with quantities of mud, burrow into the murk of creation, added to which was an attraction for "guest fathers" who provided the warmth, sympathy and male badinage that was also important to him – all of which makes this biography a Freudian roller-coaster. In time, Penelope was to learn most of Redgrove's guilty secrets, proving a supportive wife and parent whose gift complemented his own, their most celebrated co-publication being The Wise Wound, a pioneering study of menstruation.
Neil Roberts is a calm, concise chronicler, lucidly ordering a single-minded, inwardly restless yet predominantly stay-at-home career that enriched English literature. He appraises the poet as scientist, occultist, joker and honorary madman while laying bare peepshow peccadilloes that might raise an eyebrow or a scoff in less exquisite circles.
It is a biography from which one learns a lot and, on a personal note, I retain a last impression of Peter during a poetry reading in Truro. Wrapped in a big black woollen coat, he was leaning on a stick, strained and pale, and yet his shorn, sculptural head and keen gaze radiated a palpable authority, a menacing gentleness. Though in discomfort, he craned to hear every line, afterwards proffering kindly, encouraging remarks to the performers, serving poetry to the end.


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Martin Late @ Night is a nightly talk show hosted by Martin Nievera. It is a spin-off of the defunct show Martin Late @ Nite which aired from 1998 to 2002. The show will premiere on March 1, 2013 on ABS-CBN. In 2011, the possibility of the show was first hinted during Nievera's contract signing for ABS-CBN. On February 19, 2013, Nievera confirmed the show in his personal Twitter account. The show airs every Friday nights at 11:30 PM-12:00 AM after Bandila with another late-night show Banana Nite, a spin-off of Banana Split, that airs Mondays through Thursdays.
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The Pro Series Sit'n Geese Decoys are great for use in the field, around any type of water, in cold weather and snow, or in late morning shoots. Any goose hunter knows that geese love to sit in cold weather and when they're near water. These decoys are set in six different poses designed simulate resting/feeding members of the flock. Comparable in size with the Magnum Lite, Pro Series, and Pro Series II, these decoys are made with more highly detailed artwork and possess the patented non-reflective Pro Series material on one side. Decoys look great when used on the water with V-boards or Y-boards and will compliment an existing decoy spread perfectly. Sold in half dozens with color-matched stakes.
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For the past 14 days, I've been using the Moto X as one of my personal devices for the Moto X 30 day challenge. In today's update video, we're talking about how Motorola's flagship compares to two others - the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S 4.
The first difference for me: the inability to add custom albums out of the box. I'm the type of person that likes to have multiple albums for things (vacations, family pictures, etc.) and while I realize there are alternatives, you can't add an album from the gallery area like you can with the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S 4. Another involves the camera goodies - on both the One and the GS4, you have a ton of camera features including dual shot, HTC Zoe, highlight videos, and more. I use those on a regular basis when I'm working with those devices, so I find myself missing them on the Moto X. And last but certainly not least - display size. For my personal use, 5-inches is the perfect sweet spot, so while the Moto X feels good in the hand (and different than the One despite having the same display size), I find myself wanting a larger display.
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And another Problem.
If I try to view the content of an File in the Files Tab, nothing is shown.
After a quick look at the production.log I found the following:
Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 149ms
ActionView::Template::Error (Failed to get header.):
9: .file_content.code
10: - unless blob.empty?
11: %div{class: user_color_scheme_class}
12: = raw blob.colorize(formatter: :gitlab)
13: - else
14: %p.nothing_here_message Empty file
app/models/tree.rb:6:in `colorize'
app/views/tree/blob/_text.html.haml:12:in `_app_views_tree_blob__text_html_haml__2117416289591340656_70112288282740'
app/views/tree/_blob.html.haml:9:in `_app_views_tree__blob_html_haml__810415587318185235_70112333949220'
app/views/tree/_tree.html.haml:19:in `_app_views_tree__tree_html_haml___380187574798250597_70112300103920'
app/views/tree/show.js.haml:3:in `_app_views_tree_show_js_haml__4018035125126620215_70112300060420'
After some googling I found some Github issues which described it as an python version error.
I installed python via brew install python
, it should be the right python installed. At least I get the right version from the console.
Python 2.7.3 (default, Feb 11 2013, 16:34:20)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 4.2 (clang-425.0.24)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
I just double checked the bundle exec rake gitlab:check RAILS_ENV=production
I think everything is fine, expect some things which are related to OS X, like the init script stuff.
Checking Environment ...
gitlab user is in gitg group? ... yes
Has no "-e" in ~gitolite/.profile ... yes
Git configured for gitlab user? ... yes
Has python2? ... yes
python2 is supported version? ... yes
Checking Environment ... Finished
Checking Gitolite ...
Using recommended version ... no
Try fixing it:
We strongly recommend using the version pointed out in the installation guide.
For more information see:
doc/install/installation.md in section "Gitolite"
Repo umask is 0007 in .gitolite.rc? ... yes
Allow all Git config keys in .gitolite.rc ... yes
Config directory exists? ... yes
Config directory owned by gitolite:gitg ... yes
Config directory access is drwxr-x---? ... yes
Repo base directory exists? ... yes
Repo base directory is a symlink? ... no
Repo base owned by gitolite:gitg? ... yes
Repo base access is drwxrws---? ... yes
Can clone gitolite-admin? ... yes
Can commit to gitolite-admin? ... yes
post-receive hook exists? ... yes
post-receive hook up-to-date? ... yes
post-receive hooks in repos are links: ...
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Git config in repos: ...
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... ok
Checking Gitolite ... Finished
Checking Sidekiq ...
Running? ... yes
Checking Sidekiq ... Finished
Checking GitLab ...
Database config exists? ... yes
Database is SQLite ... no
All migrations up? ... yes
GitLab config exists? ... yes
GitLab config outdated? ... no
Log directory writable? ... yes
Tmp directory writable? ... yes
Init script exists? ... no
Try fixing it:
Install the init script
For more information see:
doc/install/installation.md in section "Install Init Script"
Please fix the error above and rerun the checks.
Init script up-to-date? ... can't check because of previous errors
Projects have satellites? ...
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... yes
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... yes
Some-Customer / Some Repo ... yes
Checking GitLab ... Finished


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~~Happy, Happy Birthday, PJSAM 1156!!!~~
:birthday: :birthday: :birthday: :jumpjoy: :clap: :sing: :hugs:
Happy Birthday! Now go eat cake!
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Arrange for an UD Birthday and then enjoy yourself! Happy Birthday! :birthday:
:birthday::birthday::birthday::hugs::hugs: JUDDD BUDDD! And hope you have the BEST day ever!!! :up::clap: Here is my birthday greeting to you in the language I am TRYING to learn! :stars::laugh:
Happy Birthday, JUDDD BUDDD!!
:birthday::jumpjoy::birthday: Sending you joyous Birthday wishes for a fun and happy day! Enjoy your special day! :friends: |
Enjoy your special day!!!! |
You guys are awesome!!! I can't tell you how big of a smile this thread put on my face!:love:
I haven't been posting my cals/weight for a few weeks because I've been at the end of SEVERAL occasions that prevented me (hahahaha) from counting my UD cals.:hyst: However, I am happy to report that I am doing GREAT DDs so I have been maintaining quite nicely for three weeks. YAY JUDDD!!!:jumpjoy: I will be remaining here and checking in most days w/you wonderful bunch of amazingly intelligent, supportive, and compassionate JUDDDers to help me through the next (and last) 20 lbs. of my journey. I can't imagine maintaining yet--it seems like an unattainable dream. I've always been scared/apprehensive to discuss my wt. loss journey w/anyone in yrs. past because as soon as I did, I would always start to fail.:cry: I am awaiting a certain number on the scale that is 6 lbs. away that I haven't seen in 20 yrs. Believe me, when I see it--you will all know!!:) THANKS FOR ALL THE B-DAY WISHES! YOU GUYS ARE GREAT!!:clap::jumpjoy: |
Happy birthday girlie!!!
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CNN golden boy Anderson Cooper is blowin' up -- literally!
The 40-year-old news hottie showed up to a NYC screening of "Planet in Peril" this weekend, looking extra fit and buff. Check out those guns!
360 is not only the name of Coop's program -- it's also what he benches. Lift with the knees, Andy!
sorry buds....at my gym, those biceps are pretty average. mine aren't that much smaller and i'm 5'8'', 135.
TMZ.COM is turning into a kids playground for posting!!!!! you stupid people are just mad beacuse Anderson wont date you hahaha LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For starters - he doesn't have big arms.. why do all these gay losers have to wear very very tight elastic arms sleeves that make their arms to appear bigger - or the same for those losers that wear extra tight shirts? holy crap.. those kind of shirts would make Dougie Houser look huge.. (see a patern?) and Anderson Cooper benches 360 lbs.. I think not! Get a clue.
Anderson Cooper is no way gay. Something that gorgeous could not be a waste. If I wasn't married and he would have me, I'd sure go out with him, lol! He's just a really classy, neat, sexy looking guy. I think he is one of the best looking men on T.V.
Oh, pardon me, he's the second best looking man on T.V. I think Harvey Levin is looking mighty fine these days, and I sure don't think he's gay.
Who is the guy dating? Sure he's gay but an excellent reporter....people don't take him down like all the rest, this guy is to good to lose because of his sexual preference.
I saw him on Oprah and he had such a fascinating life growing up with famous people in his house constantly. He also admits he was rejected by many television stations for jobs in journalism and had to go out and film himself in war torn countries to "prove" himself as a serious journalist, regardless that he was a Vanderbilt and a Yale graduate. I give him alot of credit, even when Oprah told him he didn't really "have" to work, being a Vanderbilt and all, and he said........."what to do you mean I don't have to work, I have bills too." He made it seem like even though he came from famous parents, he was taught that he would have to make his own way thru life. Also, I do believe his is gay. He has this little giggle that gives him away.
Anderson Cooper is by far the best newsman on Television. I'll remember his reports from New Orleans, after Katrina hit, for the rest of my life. Everyone should read his book, "Dispatches From The Edge". He is truly awesome.


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The United States and the agencies that belong to it have been in the news for the last couple of
Malware once were used primarily to destroy the victim's PC, but the scenario has completely changed today.
While surviving the need of wanting to harm with malicious software, for example in the development of cyber weapons, the current trend is to develop agents that serve primarily to the function of spying.
I was reading an interesting article on the cyber wars I was attracted by the comparison of Stuxnet to the first nuclear bomb detonated at a site nicknamed Trinity in the barren Jornada del Muerto desert of New Mexico on July 16, 1945.
The latest malware threat that is going around the world is the malware Flame. Security Affairs has published an article that explains the functions of the Flame malware.
Flame is not the first malware that has hit Iran. Each time that Iran gets targeted by a malware it gets published on the internet and it then gets wide media attention.
We can tell this by looking at the history of malware attacks on Iran like the Stuxnet malware, Duqu malware and Viper.
I find really interesting the report released by security firms regarding the principal cyber threats and the related evolution. This time I desire to share the data proposed in the by McAfee Labs in its McAfee Threats Report - First Quarter 2012.
Let's start observing that this first part of year have registered an impressive increase of the malware diffusion, the experts believe that the trend of growth will be consolidated during the current year, and the area which could suffer more the incoming cyber threats will be the mobile. The number of malware in mobile environment has quadrupled respect the last year and the almost all of the agents isolated are new and related to the Android OS based devices ( 87%).
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It's happened, another group of hacker named The Unknowns has hacked several organizations,
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Flags at the Oklahoma City Police headquarters are at half staff in honor of the police recruit who died over the weekend after becoming unresponsive during a training incident.
Kelley Allen Chase, 38, leaves behind a wife and two young children ages two and three. Chase was a an Air Force veteran and part of OKCPD recruiting class 129.
10/14/2012 Related Story: Authorities Identify OKC Police Recruit Who Died At Training Academy
He had only been with the department for a few months and was going through the police academy doing Custody Control and Defensive Training Tactics (CDT). Friday was the last day of that CDT training and recruits were doing their six minute drills with different instructors when he collapsed. His head did hit the mat during the training.
Police and the family are awaiting an autopsy result to determine exactly how and why Chase died.
On Monday, several officers at the Oklahoma City Police Department are wearing black bands across their badges in honor of their downed brother-in-arms. And so are several other officers around Oklahoma City.
A memorial fund has been set up for the fallen recruit. If you would like to help the family, you can donate to the Kelley Chase Memorial Fund at any Bank of Oklahoma Branch.
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Combine butter, onion and mushrooms in a 4-cup (1 -litre) glass measure. Microwave on HIGH, uncovered, 3-4 minutes or until just tender, stirring once. Combine salmon, mayonnaise and parsley. Add drained mushrooms and onion, leaving their cooking liquid and... - 46.9602
Peel the ginger and thinly slice. Cut the slices into thin strips. Heat the vegetable oil in a frying pan. When hot, add the ginger and cook until dark golden brown. Remove with a slotted spoon; set aside to drain on paper towels. For the salmon: Prepare the... - 45.5396
GETTING READY 1. Preheat oven to 400°F. MAKING 2. Add peppers to boiling salted water and parboil for 5 minutes. 3. Drain and mix with ½ cup of crumbs, onion, and rest of the ingredients, excluding butter. 4. Stuff peppers with this mixture. 5. Mix rest... - 44.8648
Melt the butter or margarine in a large saucepan. Add the onion, leek, and fennel and cook over medium heat until softened, 5-8 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in the flour. Reduce the heat to low and cook, stirring occasionally, for approximately 3... - 44.6714
Mash the boiled potatoes with the milk and butter. Drain canned salmon and discard skin and bones. Mash flesh and add to potatoes. Squeeze juice from one of the lemons. Add to salmon with seasoning to taste. Mix well and bind with one of the eggs. Lightly... - 43.6483
Rinse salmon and pat dry. In a wide frying pan, combine broth, clam juice, and wine. Bring to a boil over high heat; reduce heat and place salmon in liquid. Cover and simmer until salmon is opaque but still moist in thickest part; cut to test 10 to 12... - 43.5022
MAKING 1. Add onion and pepper to butter and cook for 5 minutes. 2. Mix in rest of the ingredients, excluding salmon and sherry, and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. 3. Break salmon to chunks and add to the mixture with the canned liquid. 4. Mix in sherry and... - 42.915
Wash green beans; trim ends, and remove strings. Cut beans into 3/4-inch pieces. Combine beans and next 8 ingredients in a Dutch oven. Bring mixture to a boil; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes. Add salmon; cover and cook an additional 5... - 42.8259
In food processor, combine half the soup, fish, thyme and nutmeg. Process 30 seconds or until mixture resembles thick pudding. Generously spray 1-quart ring mold with vegetable cooking spray. Press salmon slices into bottom and side of mold. Carefully spoon... - 42.6005
MAKING 1) Cut the lemons decoratively and squeeze the juice into a pitcher. Ensure that the skins are not damaged. 2) With a grapefruit knife or a sharp spoon, remove the pitch, leaving the insides of all the 4 lemon halves smooth and clean. 3) Off the base... - 41.4925
Prepare instant potatoes according to directions. Discard skin from salmon and add salmon and juice from can to potatoes. Mix egg yolks with mayonnaise, and stir into potatoes. Add parsley, salt and lemon rind. Stiffly beat egg whites, fold into potatoes and... - 40.9003
In small saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over water; let stand for 1 minute to soften. Warm over low heat, stirring, until dissolved. Remove from heat; set aside. *Drain sockeye salmon, discarding juice. In food processor or blender, combine sockeye salmon, half... - 40.7933
MAKING 1) Clean and rinse the salmon. Pat it dry. 2) Lay the spinach and onions on a baking dish and then place the salmon. 3) Mix yogurt, mustard, honey, dill and lemon juice together to make a paste. 4) Apply this paste on the salmon. 5) Bake the fish and... - 40.6585
MAKING 1. Blend flour in melted butter. 2. Discard onion from scalded milk and slowly, mix milk with flour. 3. Stirring continuously, cook, until the mixture thickens slightly. 4. Mix in salmon with the liquid and using a fork, break the fish, 5. Add salt... - 39.865
GETTING READY 1) Remove the skin and bone the salmon. Make big chunks of the fish. MAKING 2) Make a mixture of dill and tarragon in oil in a bowl. 3) Now, add garlic and about 1 teaspoon pepper and mix well. 4) Mix tomatoes and salmon with the dressing.... - 39.0797
GETTING READY 1) Preheat the oven to 450°F. MAKING 2) Prepare the piecrust mix as per the instructions on the package and halve the pastry. 3) On a large foil sheet, roll each pastry half into a 12 1/2 x 9-inch rectangle and the cut pastry and foil... - 38.4972
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Heat butter in a large saucepan. Add onion and green pepper; cook until tender. Stir in soup and milk. Mix in salmon and remaining ingredients. Heat thoroughly, stirring occasionally (do not boil). Ladle chowder into heated soup bowls and serve immediately. - 37.5249
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Lomi Lomi Salmon is easy to prepare. The Vinegar and lemon juice gives the Lomi Lomi Salmon a tangy and bracing taste. - 34.9374
Soften gelatine in water 5 minutes; then heat in double boiler over hot water until dissolved. Stir in salad dressing, lemon juice, celery, stuffed olives, chopped parsley and seasonings. Discard skin from salmon. Mash salmon bones, salmon and juice together,... - 34.6379
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Drain salmon, reserving liquid; remove skin and bones, then flake. Cook onion in margarine till tender but not brown. Add soup; gradually blend in reserved salmon liquid and milk. Add undrained tomatoes, salmon, parsley, and dash pepper. Cover and simmer 10... - 31.4146
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The simple package
Simple is "framework-less" web framework for Haskell web applications based on the WAI server interface (e.g. for use with the warp server). Simple does not enforce a particular structure or paradigm for web applications. Rather, Simple contains tools to help you create your own patterns (or re-create existing ones). Simple is minimalist, providing a lightweight base - the most basic Simple app is little more than a WAI Application with some routing logic. Everything else (e.g. authentication, controllers, persistence, caching etc') is provided in composable units, so you can include only the ones you need in your app, and easily replace with your own components.
To get started, create an app skeleton with the smpl utility:
$ cabal install simple $ smpl create my_app_name $ cd my_app_name $ smpl
See Web.Simple for a more detailed introduction.
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Versions | 0.2.0, 0.3.0, 0.4.0, 0.4.1, 0.5.0, 0.6.0, 0.7.0, 0.7.0.1, 0.8.0.0 |
Dependencies | aeson, attoparsec, base (<6), base64-bytestring, bytestring, cmdargs, conduit, directory, filepath, http-types, mime-types, monad-peel, process, setenv, simple-templates (>=0.7.0), text, transformers, unordered-containers, vector, wai (>=2.0), wai-extra |
License | LGPL-3 |
Author | Amit Levy, Daniel B. Giffin |
Maintainer | email@example.com |
Category | Web |
Home page | http://simple.cx |
Source repository | head: git clone email@example.com:alevy/simple.git |
Executables | smpl |
Upload date | Wed Jan 1 02:14:57 UTC 2014 |
Uploaded by | AmitLevy |
Downloads | 67 total |
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