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AlienDigest.com August 23, 2012 The fact stands that there are patents and military technologies available to project 3D holograms including light and sound onto a background using crystals composed of barium and strontium (the very components that make up chemtrails, or aerosol sprays typically used in stratospheric geoengineering applications). Yes, geoengineering/chemtrails are a reality — in fact there is a Presidential Budget kept basically secret from the civilian population of the United States, and yes plans for a staged ET/UFO invasion on the masses'could be the next trick up the secret sinister governments sleeve. Is the stage set for Project Blue Beam to commence?
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Trying to motivate myself to play: Dark Souls, Dragon Age Origins, DayZ.
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Skyrim. A lot of Skyrim, no better time waster than when you're sick 'n feelin' mentally derpy (... moreso than usual, mind ya). Smashed out the Thieves Guild, College of Winterhold, 'n Companions quest lines with plenty'a haste, and am currently level 49. Time t' go ahead with the main questline.
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Object-oriented design has faltered somewhat on the overuse of inheritance and class hierarchies at the expense of polymorphism and true typed genericity. Traits and roles form one great approach to solving those problems in an efficient, resuable, and powerful way. They're available in Perl 6, of course — but they're also available in Perl 5.
Curtis Poe's and Stevan Little's Class::Trait
the most complete implementation of traits (or roles in Perl 6)
available on the CPAN today. I recently explored it for an afternoon.
Here's what I found.
What are Traits
Traits come from two ideas. The first is that "traditional" OO systems, especially class-based, often have the severe limitation of encouraging inheritance and unwittingly discouraging other mechanisms of code reuse and genericity. The second is a research paper exploring this idea in the Smalltalk programming language.
A trait, also known as a role in Perl 6, is a discrete unit of behavior and state. It resembles a class in that sense, but you cannot instantiate a trait or role directly. Instead, you must compose it into a class. This provides code reuse unrelated to inheritance.
There's more.
By defining traits, you can describe collections of behavior and state in terms of these traits. For example, your system may have traits such as Loggable, Stringable, and Persistable to describe behavior that many classes and objects must support. By specifying that the classes and objects you use support those traits–but not specifying how they do so–you can allow further decoupling and more flexibility in your design and use.
I realize that sounds very abstract, but think of it as a system more
concerned with the capabilities of objects and classes than their
parentage, where it's more important that you can stringify something for
printing, whether it's a complex object, an exception, a string, or a
number than that it is just a String
, no more and no less.
uses Perl 5's
flexible-but-rarely-dogmatic-about-anything object system to support traits
in a usable way.
How to Use Traits
To declare a trait, start to define a class as usual. You don't need a
constructor, as you likely expect people to compose the trait into existing
classes which themselves have their own constructors. Do use
I wrote a Serializable
trait which describes the necessary
behavior to serialize an object from memory to a string. It
provides one method, serialize()
, which you can call
on an object to receive the string. It requires one method,
from the composing class, so that it can get
a data structure representing the object:
package Serializable;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Class::Trait 'base';
our @REQUIRES = 'get_attributes';
sub serialize
die "Empty serializer in Serializable; use a concrete implementation.\n";
Note the base
parameter passed to
. This registers the Serializable
trait. As you can see, the only explicit other metadata is
, which contains a list of the names of all required
methods. This interface isn't great, and it can cause problems with
advanced trait usage. There are hacks to get around it, but … ouch.
Using a trait is simple. I wrote two classes with slightly different
object styles, HashBased
and ArrayBased
. Yes, I
do like transparent examples. They both use a trait and provide the
method. (Not providing one is a compile-time
use strict;
use warnings;
package HashBased;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Class::Trait 'Serializable';
sub new
my ($class, %args) = @_;
bless \%args, $class;
sub get_attributes
return { %{ +shift } };
package ArrayBased;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Class::Trait 'Serializable';
my %args_ids =
name => 0,
age => 1,
id => 2,
sub new
my $class = shift;
my @args;
while (@_ >= 2)
my ($name, $val) = splice( @_, 0, 2 );
$args[ $args_ids{ $name } ] = $val;
bless \@args, $class;
sub get_attributes
my $self = shift;
return { map { $_ => $self->[ $args_ids{ $_ } ] } keys %args_ids };
When Perl compiles each class, it will load Serializable
from disk (if not already), then try to compose its methods into the class.
If there are failures, they will happen at compilation time. That's a nice
(Collisions cause a subroutine redefinition warning. This could be stronger. In Perl 6, it's not an error to compose a role into a class that provides some of what the role provides. It would be an error if the role overrode the class's methods.)
It's easy to write code to demonstrate that the traits work… at least
except for the fatal serialize()
method. Hold on; I'm going
somewhere with it.
my $hb = HashBased->new( name => 'Bob', age => 54, id => 200 );
my $ab = ArrayBased->new( name => 'Jim', age => 58, id => 100 );
print "HB: ", $hb->serialize(), "\n";
print "AB: ", $ab->serialize(), "\n";
After creating one object of each class, it should be possible to call
on them and get back the data in an appropriate
format. It should be, except that serialize()
dies. Why? I intended it as an abstract base
trait. Yes, I am abusing Class::Trait
, but that's
what I do.
I wrote two other trait modules that inherit from
. The first uses Data::Dumper
serialize the object's data to a Perl data structure:
package ToPerl;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'Serializable';
use Data::Dumper;
our @REQUIRES = 'get_attributes';
sub serialize
my $self = shift;
my $atts = $self->get_attributes();
return Dumper( $atts );
The second uses YAML
to produce a YAML string:
package ToYAML;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'Serializable';
use YAML;
our @REQUIRES = 'get_attributes';
sub serialize
my $self = shift;
my $atts = $self->get_attributes();
return Dump( $atts );
Note that there is a little bit of duplication in the
line. I don't like that, but this was the cleanest
Changing HashBased
and ArrayBased
to use these
traits is easy. Just change one line from:
use Class::Trait 'Serializable';
… to:
use Class::Trait 'ToPerl';
Now the example code should run correctly.
(There are other ways to solve this problem too. Another option is to
make Serializable
a concrete role — that is, with no methods
you have to override — and then make it parallelizable by passing in some
sort of option for the serializer to use. That seems more difficult in this
simple case, but it's a great technique for other problems.)
Traits aren't just for compile time. You can change the composed trait
at run-time too. If Data::Dumper
just isn't working out for
, write:
Class::Trait->apply( HashBased => 'ToYAML' );
print "HB (YAML): ", $hb->serialize(), "\n";
Now serializing these objects will produce YAML strings.
You can also apply traits to individual objects:
Class::Trait->apply( $ab => 'ToYAML' );
print "AB (YAML): ", $ab->serialize(), "\n";
print "WB: ", $wb->serialize(), "\n";
Though the $ab
object now serializes to YAML, the
object of the same class serializes to Perl, just
as it did before.
This technique is immensely powerful, especially when you need to compose in data methods. I've used it successfully in a game to compose different View traits into my Model objects, for example.
How is the trait querying? It's pretty good, but it has two slight
problems. To see if a class or an object can perform a role, use the
print $wb->does( 'ToPerl' );
print HashBased->does( 'ToYAML' );
Of course, this ignores trait inheritance (and to be fair, I don't know if the authors considered it; I didn't bring it up until now). It also fails to catch the case where a class performs its own trait. I believe that every class implies the existence of a trait (or, more directly, roles are types and a class is a specialization of a role). This, sadly, fails:
print HashBased->does( 'HashBased' );
Perl 5.10 has a new method in the UNIVERSAL
class called
that, well, does the same thing. It might be nice to
standardize on the capitalization there. (I don't really like it, but I do
agree that it's probably the right approach.)
These few drawbacks are easily solvable. Class::Trait
much, much more. Even so, using its simplest features has the potential to
simplify your code immensely, while making it more generic and reusable and
powerful. Roles are one of the best features of Perl 6's object system, and
does a fine job of making them available in Perl
I highly recommend exploring this module and the concepts of traits and roles.


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Rain glitch please help me!
I built my new home a submarine under water near the sea bed a few mins by boat to the equatior achivement sunrise or somthing with fuit hat on top of it any way no water what so ever in my newly built sub (took 2to 3 days to build) and on the 3rd floor one of my rooms when it rains i see rain inside it my walls are made of stone by the way and i don't know why it's raining in that room it only happens in that one room please help.
Answer from: awsomeness
I am not sure this will help but ill try... it happens in my under ground house as well but if its not causing a problem I would try to ignore it . sorry i am not sure but hope I helped
Answer from: Blockheadshelp
Build a second layer of stone around the other stone and if that doesn't work it's to deep under water for sub to be
Answer from: Films
Do you have a door up there? Maybe you can remove it and place it back. If this doesn't help I am guessing you have it too deep underwater and you should try putting it above ground.
Answer from: Poo
It happened to me too. I knocked the room down and put it back. It hasn't rained since, If it does I will ignore it
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jPDFText is a Java library to extract text from PDF documents. PDF documents can be processed to extract the textual content for archiving, storage, searching, or indexing. jPDFText is built on top of Qoppa's proprietary PDF technology, so there is no need for any third party software or drivers. Main Features: loading PDF documents from files, network drives, URLs, or input streams; extracting text; and extracting words as a vector of Strings. It is written entirely in Java, which allows your application to remain platform independent. There is no need to install or configure additional drivers or software when deploying.
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jPDFPrint is a Java library which can load and print Acrobat PDF documents directly from your Java programs or applets with or without user intervention. It is built on top of Qoppa Software's proprietary PDF technology, so there is no need for any third party software or drivers. Simply call the library from your Java programs, and documents can be sent to the printer.
jPDFViewer is a Java bean which embeds a PDF viewer in your Java applications and applets. It can read, display, and print PDF files, fill interactive PDF forms (acroforms, xfa forms), view all markup annotations, validate and display digital signatures, and perform text search, selection, and highlighting. It provides easy navigation with different views: thumbnails, bookmarks, annotations, etc. It has a customizable toolbar and user interface. It supports all image types, including JBIG2 and JPEG 2000, and all PDF font types (Types 0-3, OpenType, TrueType). It supports Acrobat PDF format 1.7, including layers, all PDF color spaces, including pattern and separation, and file attachments. There's no need to install or configure additional drivers or software when deploying.
JCmdLineProgress is a Java library to assist with progress reporting on the command line. Using simple hooks, a program can send progress messages and status information to the command line. Also, text based "spinners" can be used to provide visual confirmation that a long running but quiet program is still running. A working example is provided.
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By way of careful study and hundreds of hours of naturalistic observation, I've ascertained that some PC gamers actually don't like Windows 8 all that much. Which – in retrospect – seems like a pretty tremendous waste of my time, because it was punch-me-in-the-eyeball obvious all along. But while everyone else becomes vocally enraged, outraged, and other directions of rage, Valve's actually trying to do something about it. The king of swing (and also PC gaming) is pushing to build Linux into a viable gaming platform with Steam for Linux, and now, it's taken the oh-so-crucial step of, you know, letting said masses use it.
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Steamy Not-Windows – Valve's Linux Beta Begins
By Alec Meer on October 29th, 2012.
With Windows 8 (my review: ugh) now in the wild, one of its most vocal opponents makes their next move. A beta of Valve's previously-announced Steam for Linux is hardly a seachange, but it's nonetheless a big step in their investigation into a PC gaming future that doesn't revolve around Microsoft operating systems.
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The Problems We Had With Windows Gaming On Linux
By RPS on September 4th, 2012.
RPS chum James Carey has been losing himself in the land of Linux, and looking at the highs and lows of using a gaming OS that is not Windows. You can read part one of his adventures with getting the operating set up and running just here. This latest article looks at some of the problems he encountered. James is a veteran gamer, but – like many of us – only a Linux dabbler.
Last time I encouraged you all to try Linux for gaming. I firmly believe we're going to need it if the open and democratic PC gaming culture I grew up in is to exist in the future. But it's not an easy transition to make. There are huge expectations to mountaineer over, and the terrain is riddled with deep command line crevasses to fall into. But if you have the right stuff, there's quite a view. Come with me for a ramble.
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How Easy Is It To Play Windows Games On Linux?
By RPS on August 21st, 2012.
For the next few weeks, RPS chum James Carey will investigate games on that other PC platform, Linux. He's dabbled in Linux before, but is exploring this from the perspective of a veteran PC gamer trying gaming seriously on the platform for the first time.
With Windows 8 causing PC prophets to forecast doom in the lands of PC gaming, with its philosophy of freedom and rightness, and with Valve getting behind it, Linux, the open operating system, is clearly the future of PC gaming.* But is it still a total pain in the ass? Turns out it really isn't… I know! I was surprised. Here's what happened.
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I Suspect Gabe Newell May Not Be A Fan Of Windows 8
By Nathan Grayson on July 26th, 2012.
Like the headline says, I have something of a conspiracy theory going here. Let's review the evidence: 1) Valve has never released an official threequel. This, clearly, is because that would put it one step closer to the number eight. 2) I have never seen Windows 8 and Gabe Newell in the same room together. (This could also mean that Gabe Newell is Windows 8.) 3) Search Steam for "metro." It turns up a series about a Russian nuclear apocalypse. Coincidence? I don't have to answer that question. 4) When someone mentions Windows 8, Newell makes this face. 5) He recently said some things. He used the word "catastrophe".
Happy Feat: Steam Linux Progressing Well
By Adam Smith on July 17th, 2012.
We heard that a Linux version of Steam was in the works back in April and now Valve have set up an official blog to share the details of their Linux team's plans and progress.
The goal of the Steam client project is a fully-featured Steam client running on Ubuntu 12.04. We've made good progress this year and now have the Steam client running on Ubuntu with all major features available. We're still giving attention and effort to minor features but it's a good experience at the moment. In the near future, we will be setting up an internal beta focusing on the auto-update experience and compatibility testing.
Left 4 Dead 2 will be the first game ported and, indeed, there is already a working version. Before release, however, Valve aim "to have L4D2 performing under Linux as well as it performs under Windows".
Blizzard Rejects Linux-Ban Claims, Blames Cheating
By Jim Rossignol on July 4th, 2012.
A few readers emailed us claiming they had been banned from Diablo III while playing on Linux. The complaints about this were being voiced in a lengthy forum thread on the official forums, too. Blizzard replied to us, and on the forums, claiming that people were only being banned for cheating, not for simply playing Diablo III on the open operating system: "Playing the game on Linux (although not officially supported) and/or using Wine will not result in being banned, but cheating will. We've extensively tested various scenarios related to this situation, including replicating system setups for those who have posted claiming they were banned unfairly, and have not found any situations where players were banned solely for using Linux or Wine."
They seem to regard that as the final word on the topic.
Pengrin: Steam Coming To Linux At Last
By Jim Rossignol on April 25th, 2012.
The chaps at Phoronix have confirmation from Valve that the developer are working on a Linux version of their platform-bestriding distribution system, and are even hiring new Linux developers. Phoronix have apparently spoken directly to Mr Newell, who was quite keen on the open-source platform. They report: "His level of Linux interest and commitment was incredible while his negativity for Windows 8 and the future of Microsoft was stunning. In fact, as soon as I return to my office this weekend I plan to try out Windows 8 simply to see if it's as bad as Gabe states…" I think that says quite a lot, eh Linux fans? It's also incredibly significant in terms of the viability of Linux as a gaming OS, and I am certain there will be an enormous amount of speculation about what that could mean.
Thanks to everyone who sent in this story. I am certain there will be more news from the horse's mouth in the coming weeks.
Not The Next Call Of Duty: KillDeathYeah
By Adam Smith on March 12th, 2012.
KillFunYeah, three words made one, the first of which makes me a bit nervous, the second of which I'm all for and the third I imagine being said with a slight shrug in between sips of coffee. As a name, it's not the sort I'd want to yell out loud, that is until developers Arctic Anteater add at least two exclamation marks on the end. KillFunYeah!!!!! sounds like a blast. As it stands, the relatively unexcited KillFunYeah is a 2D arena-based shooter with destructible blocks, guns, grenades and saxophones. Jazzocide is the new Jazzercise. It's in alpha and currently available for free on Windows, Mac and Linux. Observe the below trailer and tutorial, the latter demonstrating the attract and deflect powers that are KFY's USP.
Impressions: Hack, Slash, Loot
By Adam Smith on January 24th, 2012.
Hack, Slash, Loot, which released yesterday, is dungeon crawling in a very pure form. Between the hacking, slashing and looting you'll be doing a bit of walking, sure, maybe even reading the occasional scroll, but there's not much else to distract from the bare necessities. It may well be the simplest roguelike I've ever played, with actual visual approximations of the things you're looting, hacking and slashing, a point and click interface, and no inventory to manage. There's equipment in abundance, but it's a case of choosing what you want and leaving the rest on a dank floor somewhere. There's a sizable demo and the full game is £6.64/$9.99 on PC/Mac/Linux. More thoughts below.
Hours Of Towers: Defender's Quest
By Adam Smith on January 24th, 2012.
I woke up extremely early this morning, intending to have a substantial breakfast, catch up on the news and slowly ease myself into the day, but then I found a note I'd written in the far-off land of 2011 on which I had scrawled: "Remember to check when Defender's Quest releases". The demo's entertaining blend of story, levelling and tower defense strategy was far more time-devouring than I ever expected it to be and when the intended release date passed, I was determined to make sure I didn't miss the eventual launch. Then I did miss it, although not by much. If you haven't already tried it, the demo runs in a browser, and is both substantial and convincing. As for the rest…


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With the weather getting better for the summer in Ireland I was inspired to make a dress for the sunny days (even though there are not many of them!!). I got this pretty floral cotton from my local fabric shop last weekend and started workin on the dress straight away. This dress took about 9 hours to make. It is a basic "A" line shape with covered buttons down the centre back, an invisible side zip, a lace trimmed peter pan collar and lace trimmed pockets.
cotton, lace, buttons, invisible zip, crean thread
Jul 13, 2011, 08.25 PMby madebymeg
very cute, and great details!
Jul 11, 2011, 07.07 AMby virginia Argumosa de poo
itś great! I love the collars
Jul 11, 2011, 07.00 AMby virginia Argumosa de poo
itś great! I love the collars
Jul 10, 2011, 06.10 AMby Julia Gulia
sooooo cute, I WANT ONE!!
Jul 10, 2011, 02.18 AMby runningwithscissors1
Very cute! So summery.
Jul 9, 2011, 11.29 PMby JuliaBobbin
Love the lace trim. Gorgeous dress.
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That's pretty. Great job.
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Charles W. "Bill" Wilkes, 79, of Linton, passed away on June 16, 2013, surrounded by his family at Greene County General Hospital in Linton. He was born on April 25, 1934, in Sullivan County, Ind., to Edward and Madge (Hurst) Wilkes. He married Thelma Ruth Keene on April 1, 1960.
Bill was a U.S. Army veteran. He was a member of Dugger First Baptist Church, Dugger Masonic Lodge 721 Free & Accepted Masons, Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute, Zorah Shrine Terre Haute, Sullivan and Greene County Shrine, American Legion Post 22 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7118. Bill retired in 1997 with 38 years of service as a superintendent with Rogers Group.
He is survived by his wife, Thelma; two sons, Bill (Karen) Wilkes and Chuck (Jill) Wilkes, both of Linton; one daughter, Tammy (Jeff) Suthard of Linton; six grandchildren, Clint (Brandy) Wilkes, Rich (Dyan) Wilkes, Justin (Jacqi) Suthard, Jennifer Suthard, Trent and Madison Wilkes; three great-grandchildren; two brothers, John Wilkes of Linton and Ed (Brenda) Wilkes of Dugger; one sister, Sara (Harold) Chaney of Dugger; and several nieces and nephews. Bill was preceded in death by his parents; and grandson, Quinton Charles Wilkes.
Funeral services will be at Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at 11 a.m. with Pastor David Tyra officiating. Friends may call the funeral home today, June 18, 2013, from 5 to 8 p.m. and from 9 p.m. until the time of service on Wednesday. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery in Linton with full military honors. The family has requested that memorial contributions be made in memory of Bill to the Shriner's Hospitals for Children. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Online condolences may be sent to:
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Lutece Vinaigrette
One of the treasures of summer and fall in the Hudson Valley is the array of farmers markets that dot the landscape. On Sundays, Brian and I go to Rhinebeck for their very upscale market. It is smallish, perhaps 25 vendors, but they offer incredible quality. Last Sunday one vendor had bags of wonderful mixed greens. It was salad ready to go.
For our exceptional greens, we wanted an exceptional dressing. Something beyond a simple vinaigrette. Something special that would be appropriate for the dozen flavors we had secured in Rhinebeck. We did some research in our cookbooks, and found this dressing, which was a favorite of patrons of the now-closed Lutece restaurant in New York City.
This thick dressing has a soft yellow color. It provides flavor that complements rather than over powers the greens. The recipe calls for Melfor vinegar if possible. Melfor is Alsatian honey-based vinegar and it just may not be present on your pantry shelf. We used the suggested alternative of tarragon vinegar with those teaspoons of honey.
A key feature of this recipe is the proportion of olive and peanut oils. It might seem heretical, but Chef Andre Soltner was not a fan of olive oil. Using peanut oil here contributes to the viscosity of the dressing.
Now that we've sampled this dressing, we can understand why it such a long time favorite at Lutece. If you try it, you're likely to have it on your "short list" of "old reliable," too.
André Soltner's Lutece Vinaigrette
Yield: Serves 8
- 1 heaping tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- ¼ cup Melfor vinegar or tarragon vinegar
- 1 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 drops Tabasco sauce
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2/3 cup peanut oil
In a small bowl, crush the chopped onion to a puree with a fork. Add the mustard, vinegar, 1 tablespoon water, salt, pepper and Tabasco sauce. Whisk until the ingredient bind. Gradually whisk in the olive oil and the peanut oil until the ingredients are emulsified, then taste and adjust the seasoning. Pour over a salad, toss to coat thoroughly, and serve immediately.
Source: Perfect Vinaigrettes by Linda Dannenberg
White Anchovy Vinaigrette
I love versatile dressings, ones that can be used on salads, cooked meats, or vegetables. This vinaigrette is all of that and more. From How to Roast a Lamb by Michael Psilakis, this dressing is a waterfall of flavors: anchovies, herbs, mustards, vinegar and more. Once assembled and whisked, the dressing is a light mustard-colored liquid studded with green islands of chopped herbs. The visual texture just begins to hint at all the flavors to come.
As a preview, tomorrow I'll post a potato recipe that doubles down on the flavors of this vinaigrette. Next time you are in the store, hit the aisle with the herbs and stock up for this superior dressing.
White Anchovy Vinaigrette
Yield: makes 1 ¾ cups
4 white anchovies
4 shallots, thickly sliced
1 tablespoon small, picked springs dill
1 tablespoon small, picked springs parsley
8 fresh mint leaves
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon dry Greek oregano
1 cup distilled vinegar
½ cup extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and cracked black pepper
In a small food processor, combine the anchovies, shallots, dill, parsley and mint. Pulse until finely chopped but not pureed. Transfer to a bowl.
Add the mustard, oregano, and vinegar. Whisk together and, whisking all the time, drizzle in the olive oil. Season with salt and pepper. Since this is broken vinaigrette, it will separate quickly. Whisk again to bring it together just before serving.
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Rosebud makes way for parking in Kittanning
By Brigid Beatty
Published: Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013, 12:01 a.m.
KITTANNING — A pile of rubble and a gaping space in the row of buildings on the south side of the 300 block of Market Street is all that remains of the building that once housed a flower shop.
And that is not the only building slated to come down along that section of the county seat's main street.
According to Ken Opalka, assistant land manager with Rosebud Mining Co., the building next door, which formerly housed the Columbia Theater is ready for demolition.
"The buildings were in pretty bad shape," Opalka said.
He said the space will be used for employee parking and anticipates work to begin this summer after the ground settles.
Rosebud also purchased the two Market Square Sgro buildings, Opalka said.
Razing those buildings are pending an asbestos survey and removal, he said, adding that there are no immediate plans for the site.
Turney Luke, who has owned the 700 Shop at 117 Market St., for the past 30 years, said Rosebud has had a positive impact on the town.
"They've done a wonderful job remodeling the old Thompson Building on the corner (of Market and North McKean Street) where the drug store used to be," said Luke, adding that Rosebud probably spent more money remodeling than it would have if it tore down the building.
Luke said he remembered Bauers Flowers and recalled how busy it had been.
But, he said, even though people have memories of stores in town, things can't stay the same.
People move on, move away or retire.
"I hate to see buildings go," Luke said.
"But if (Rosebud) has a plan to make improvements, that's a good thing for the town."
Brigid Beatty is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-543-1303 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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this is a case of "they lost the game" and not a we "won the game". am i right or am i mistaken?
still a win though
No. No defense. I was in Keetch-seats so I got a good view of everything happening down on the Bobcats bench end, and there was no defense. There was some hustle, I'll give them that, but no defense, aside from a Ryan Hollins block in the 2nd quarter, coming over from the weak side. Yes, a win is a win, but the T'Wolves were begging to be blown out during the 1st half, but due to lack of focus, good rotations, it didn't happen, and that seemed to fire them up after the half somewhat. Looks like even Whitman is better at halftime adjustments than "coach." Best moment of the game from my vantage point was Ford and Mokeski storming off to the tunnel after Jefferson's wide open miss at the end; I swear from the look of disgust, the shaking of their heads, and the speed at which they marched to the tunnel, all because the D screwed up so badly to give Al such an open look, you'd've thought he made the shot....that was classic!Originally Posted by CMc$
Another funny moment was Gerald and DA giving Matt hell for bobbling JRich's crosscourt pass for a potential open three before losing it out of bounds.
Another interesting tidbit, Ford, on at least two occassions, had to remind "coach" to make subs at different situation. "Coach" stands at half court and Ford yells out "hey" and points to Emeka, and "coach" looks like 'oh, yeah', and motions for Mek to check on for an offense/defense sub late in the game. Hell, that makes me wonder what our record would be without Phil on the sidelines.
Also, I got to catch "coach" kissing ass. After the end of the 1st quarter, after the TWC rep, and the FSN South rep addressed the crowd(who were very loud in giving them applause, which I was impressed with) at center court, they and Whitfield went towards the Bobcats tunnel, and "coach" with clipboard still in hand, goes over to all three of them and shakes their hands, and said a quick word to them. That was both funny and pitiful....I mean, he knows his job is in jeopardy, so he's doing whatever he can to get in the good graces is what it appeared to me.
Overall, the guys seem to have really really good camraderie, joking with each other, especially GW and DA. Even Mek made it a point to go over to all guys coming over to the bench for a timeout, when he was not in the lineup and giving them fives and pats on the head. Maybe Mek has made a decision already about his future, and he's finally found some peace on the court.....i dunno, but the body language is much improved from say, 2 weeks ago or so.
All in all, surprisingly good turn out, maybe even shockingly so for a random Tuesday night game against a team that has no real appeal to the average fan (watching Big Al go off for 40 was a treat though....thankfullly not 42), and with the Bobcats eliminated from the playoffs. I don't know what the paid attendance was, but it looked like a good 13K or so showed up. I was really expecting the lowest attendance of the season, but they showed up and were loud, enthusiastic, and saw the first win in TWC Arena.
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this is a case of "they lost the game" and not a we "won the game". am i right or am i mistaken?
still a win though
Having noticed Mek's occasional stadoffishness (yeah, that's a word), I wonder if he had previously confused some players' compliance (ie- Raymond) with "Coach" as agreement that that's the way things should be run. I'd think that Mek's smarter than that, and maybe it just took him a while to turn around. Then again, maybe he just had his mind wrapped up in some other personal stuff. One thing's for sure, though, that slam and move Mek made at the end of the first half shows that something's changed. He wasn't doing anything that aggressively a few weeks ago. I hope new-Mek stays around for a while.Originally Posted by TheBeagle
From ESPN's recap of the game (http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?...nba&id=3337004):
After Foye's turnover, Matt Carroll, who scored 22 points, hit his first free throw, but Vincent told him to intentionally miss the second with 1 second left.
The Timberwolves quickly got the rebound and a timeout with 0.7 seconds left.
"I was a little nervous doing it, but it worked," Carroll said. "I was surprised only three-tenths of a second went off."
We could have been up by 3 instead of 2 and he tells him to intentionally miss it? Someone explain how you don't just play it safe with the free throw, then just deny the 3 pointer.
No wonder that shot went so far right. (I think Matt should have hit the FT and then acted like he meant to miss it, but failed.)
Yeah, Muttley; I left that out; that was definitely a set play. "Coach" called Raymond over, and Raymond went to Matt at the line and told him, and Matt had this quizical look on his face and I could read his lips saying, "I'll try it. I'll try it." I can see the thinking behind, and I agree more than 3/10s should've gone off, but I'm like you, why take the chance when you can get a 3 point lead and deny the 3 point line with 1 second left?Originally Posted by Muttley
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From where I was sitting, it looked like J-Rich and Felton said something to Carroll and couple of times before and after he dropped that pass. Was he not running the right play or something? It looked to be a bit animated and Matt didn't seem pleased. I couldn't tell what was up.


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Actually, my arguments are well documented on this site. I am just too tired to go back through them again.
And the Hawk thing was to point out the irony that it was opponents that wanted us to keep ol Dan.
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Hey, this thread reminds me of another thread....
Oh, yeah... Every thread that Darts has ever been involved with.
Not everyone, just the ones that the Mac lovers want to talk about his "accomplishments."
You know "he did so much for us, we weren't worthy of" like he actually won something. Then you point out the facts of his tenure, and you aren't as good of a fan as they are (like last year with you, until you turned on him).
Not you specifically, sir, but many on here.
It's like he did something incredible, which he didn't, you point that out, and well you just aren't as good of a fan as they are, and an "idiot" (right 31), or my personal favorite when a Mod told me that I don't know football and he did, and whatever else.
There are a lot of company men on here. It's OK, no need to feel threatened by differing views.
I'm ready for basketball season so I can get darts all worked up about Wayne Morgan again. :biggrin:
Looks like our remaining games are all against top 30 caliber teams needing a win to go to bowls. Looks like they will be motivated. Will we?
Need more enthusiasm from the players and less waddling around letting someone else make the plays. Need leadership in all phases of the game. Need to get smarter on field presence. Need to play each play like it is the last play. Need Todd and Bret and JJ and rest to pull out of the abyss and play bigger. That is all.
[QUOTE=SouthernHawk;211794]Mac brought a lot to a program that was not much for years. The fact that people miss him is expected, not to mention his absolute love and dedication to the university. He built a respectable program in the Big12 - he deserves respect.
If he built such a respectable program in the Big 12, why are there so many threads on this site complaining that our logo isn't recognized on a national basis. Heck, I have encountered plenty of people around the midwest that can't keep us straight with Iowa or Ohio State or that place that grows potatos. Yeah, Danno sure put us on the map. Heck, Baylor looks at their schedule for next season and pencils us in for a W.
[QUOTE=aeroclone;211981]Sorry, but Mac brought your first bowl win, wins against Iowa (which you hadn't seen in 15 years), winning seasons, sold out stadiums, and at least respect for the most part.
It's not his fault that the state of Iowa is confused with Ohio or Idaho.
I'm trying really hard, but I can't for the life of me recall any posts in the last 8 months or so that say anything close to bragging up Mac's accomplishments or saying that "we weren't worthy" of him on this site. I think that you imagine these things when somebody mentions his name. I'd like to see just a couple of these kinds of posts that you claim are what you are responding to.
Mac did a lot of good things for ISU. I'll be the first admit that. But his accomplishments are completely overblown by his supporters and his failures are completely overblown by his detractors. Regardless it's water under the bridge and the only thing that bothers me is people like Darts keep bringing it up. We're well aware of his shortcomings, all 1,855 of your posts have reminded us of them. I was present for both the Mizzou and Kansas games. I don't need to relive them in every football thread.
Were you on here last Fall sir???
They were all over the place, especially early in the season, when we were "winning." Then when it became apparent that JP was bringing the hammer, ode after ode for Phoenix ( a real destination), Shreveport, Boise, it was like losing a close family member for some of these folks. Then the "I hope your happy, look what you've done, Mac is gone" stuff was also fun. :no::spinny::spinny::spinny::spinny::spinny::no:


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This week's Workspace of the Week is r_maues' simple and small corporate office:
At my first job in Washington, D.C., I shared an open office with five other people. We referred to it as "the pit," because it didn't have any windows and felt like a punishment to work in the highly distracting environment (other employees were constantly walking through it and leaving things they didn't want in their offices, and earphones were prohibited for us to use). Immediately across from the pit was a tiny office that used to be a storage closet. The resident of that office hated it and constantly talked about how he wished his desk were in the pit, while those of us in the pit wished we had the privacy of his office. Ever since then, I've had a deep love for itty bitty offices in closets. They feel cozy to me, not cramped, and I like how efficient they can be (you never have to get out of your chair to reach something).
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Posted by Alison - 01/04/2013
Yeah for a workspace of the week where it appears that some actually works!!! Anyone can stick an unplugged laptop on a glass desk in the middle of a room, take a picture and pretend they're grand for being "uncluttered". Admittedly over-simplifying but I've been sceptical re several of the spaces featured in the past. This looks so real – thanks for picking it!
Posted by Thrift Store Mama - 01/04/2013
"Yeah for a workspace of the week where it appears that some actually works!!!" Hear hear !!!
Posted by Jodi - 01/06/2013
I echo the other sentiments – this office is REAL! Love it!
Posted by Lena - 01/07/2013
I would lose my mind if I were not allowed to wear headphones while I worked. I try to keep the music low, and only wear an earbud in one ear so that I can hear someone approaching, but in the big room of cubicals, I get to distracted otherwise.
At my house, I turned a 4×8 walk-in closet into an office area. It was cozy, however it lacked workspace for doing homework.