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07/28/2012 - user6525187
Bought a Single Family home in 2009 for approximately $100K in Corydon, IN.
In 2009 I was looking to move from a rural location to a residential area close to schools and stores. I called Jeremy Ward and in six weeks we found the home that suited my situation. It only took ninety days to wrap everything up. Jeremy will work to put you in a good home. He has many resources and options available to keep you from becoming bogged down in your search for a home.
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07/30/2014 - user18488837
Sold a Single Family home in 2014 in New Albany, IN.
Jeremy and his team were very helpful. He worked with us for a year to get our home ready for sale. He helped us to find our dream home. All of his team members of his team were smart, caring and helpful.
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07/29/2014 - bvonkane
Bought a Single Family home in 2014 in New Albany, IN.
The Jeremy Ward Team was excellent in the service that was provided. Our agent, Dave Davis, was very accommodating with our schedule and knowledgeable providing very useful suggestions during the whole process of searching for a home to home acquisition. The closing went very smoothly. If a realtor is required in the future, the Jeremy Ward Team will certainly be contacted again for their assistance.
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07/25/2014 - user132325
Sold a Single Family home in 2014 for approximately $125K in Corydon, IN.
Jeremy Ward has handled our home buying experience for our last two homes and one land deal. Every time he was professional, gave his honest opinions on what we needed, and made every trip out to look at prospective homes, enjoyable. We have sent Jeremy and his team many referrals and would be happy to do that again.
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07/25/2014 - cknight83
Bought a home in 2014.
Primary point of contact: Amanda Rawlins
Jeremy Ward's team was AWESOME to work with. I would highly recommend them to anyone. They were not pushy as some realtors are, they were very helpful as this was my first home I was buying. The process was very stressful because it was a hud foreclosure, but with the help of the team and the greatest realtor ever, Amanda, they made the process go smoothly.
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07/16/2014 - user4724611
Bought a Single Family home in 2014 in New Salisbury, IN.
Dave Davis worked with us. He took us to see many homes in many different areas and kept them in the price range we wanted. He was very helpful in answering our questions and did so in a timely manner. He was very friendly and made buying our home a good experience. Thanks Dave.
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07/01/2014 - user4399657
Bought a home in 2014.
We worked with Dave Davis for this house buying process. My husband and I have worked with several realtors in the past with buying and selling homes and the only person I would recommend after this experience is Dave. Not only was he incredibly and quickly responsive to my emails/texts/phone calls but he also made me feel as though I wasn't bothering him (which I probably was!). We also used his suggestions for our home inspector and lender and we were very happy with both. We closed on our house yesterday evening and now I feel like I've lost a friend! He is more than welcome at our home anytime and while I don't foresee us needing a real estate agent any time soon - I would call Dave immediately if I did.
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06/15/2014 - zuser20140615132406860
Bought a Single Family home in 2014 for approximately $200K in Sellersburg, IN.
Jeremy Ward himself was great! Our personal agent was great at first. After we found the home we wanted and put an offer in and was accepted things changed. I was very disappointed that my personal agent (who was NOT Jeremy) did not bother showing up for our closing because he was going to go show someone else a house instead and ever called to congratulate or thank us. It has been 5 days since we closed and not one word. Very unprofessional on his part. We feel that after he knew we were getting the house and he was going to get his commission he didn't care about us anymore. Jeremy personally came for him to show us our house when our agent couldn't and to our closing thankfully! Our loan officer Sherri Sampson at Stockton Mortgage was fabulous! She was ALWAYS on top of things and great to work with all around! Many thanks to Jeremy, Sherri and everyone else who was involved in our home buying process. We LOVE it!!
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Signature MGM Grand 2BR/2BA 1100' Penthouse Suite! in Las Vegas
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- sleeps 8
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Availabilty - See our availability calendar. We have multiple suites including penthouses with Strip and Pool/Mountain views in all three towers featuring 2BR/3BA Suitesand individual 1BR Suites and Jr. Suites.
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For many, the idea that Connecticut elementary school kids were not safe in the one place they should have been is very disturbing. One child psychologist told the FOX 5 Medical Team that children are going to be frightened and confused by this tragedy, just like their parents. So, what should you say to your child? Dr. Nadine Kaslow, a child psychologist at Grady Memorial Hospital and professor at Emory School of Medicine, says helping kids made sense of the tragedy is going to be hard because what has happened is wrong on so many levels. Dr. Kaslow says children are going to have a lot of questions, and how you answer should be based on the child's age level. What should you say if your child asks, "Could this happen to me?" Kaslow says for younger kids, it's probably easiest just to say no. But as they get older, they won't take no for an answer. They'll ask questions about how it might happen to them, and unfortunately there are no guarantees.Going back to school on Monday may be tough, especially for younger children who may be afraid. Kaslow says your child's teacher may also be suffering, and it will be tough for everyone. But, she says that when things are hard, it's best to take them on instead of avoiding them. Kaslow recommends that parents of younger kids may want to limit the amount of media coverage their kids watch on the tragedy, but that's harder to do with older children. If you have older kids, Kaslow says you may want to watch the news coverage with them, and then ask them what they think and discuss it with them.
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University of Montana students will soon be able to study cyber security using "big data," inside UM's new "Cyber Innovation Laboratory."UM leaders said they've partnered with city leaders and Montana technology companies to bring the lab to campus.
University of Montana leaders said the Cyber Lab is a natural outgrowth of the university's commitment to technology education, which now includes the analysis of "big data," or massive, complex sets of data."This is something spreading worldwide very rapidly," said UM Provost Perry Brown.
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Notice is hereby given that the Lyman County Commissioners will call for bids June 4, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. in the conference room at the Lyman County Courthouse in Kennebec, SD for COURTHOUSE CONCRETE PARKING LOT (WEST).
All bids are to be filed with the Lyman County Auditor, PO Box 38, Kennebec SD 57544, on or before the specified date and hour set for the opening and should be marked "PARKING LOT BID".
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Needing financial assistance
Parents residing at an assisted living facility and are running out of money, what options do they have? …
Dear Mike,
In your answer about auxiliary grants, the max monthly income is $1,075 per person per month in my area of Virginia (Radford/Pulaski). My parents currently reside at an assisted living facility in Pulaski, Virginia. Between the two of them they receive just over $1600 per month. My dad receives a little over the maximum between his government worker pension and his social security, but my mother earns a bit less than $500. Is there a couple maximum? Between the two of them, they are clearly under a combined individual max. They are currently expending their savings and will run out of money in about 16 months. They have no property or other valuables to sell. The savings that they are now using resulted in the sale of their home. What options do they have?
Thanks for your time.
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Dear Gentle Reader,
Thank you for your question. You bring up problems that are all too common. Unfortunately, your parents probably aren't going to be eligible for any financial assistance at least until …Read More
Does the government pay providers for respite and habilitation care for children? …
Hello Mike,
I am currently working as a provider of respite and habilitation care for children with autism in Tucson, Arizona and I was wondering what the government pays such agencies to provide such care?
Probing for Pay
Dear Probing for Pay,
Thanks for writing. You provide respite and habilitation services to children with autism in Tucson, Arizona and want to know how much the agency providers are paid for doing same …Read More
Will my husband's social security affect my VA benefits? …
Hi Mike
I am receiving benefits from the VA now, however in 2012 I can receive my husband's social security. Will the VA stop the benefits that I am receiving from them?
Benefits Conundrum
Dear Benefits Conundrum,
My knowledge base is personal assistance services, not Social Security or, especially, VA benefits. However, I do know a little about this and our website may be of assistance …Read More
What is the max allowed income I can make while still qualifying for Medicaid? …
What is the max allowed income I can make while still qualifying for Medicaid? I am a Missouri resident.
Missouri Max Medicaid Income
Dear Missouri Max Medicaid Income,
To begin to answer your question, I first need to explain that my knowledge base and the purpose of this column are to help answer questions about personal assistance services (PAS). That being said, I'll do my best to assist you …Read More
Insufficient income to pay housing costs …
My mother is 86 and lives in a sunrise house and nearing the end of her funds, will be left with insufficient income to pay the cost.
She has pensions totaling $17,000 per year. Do you know of any federal or state programs that can help. My father was a WWII vet and we have applied for federal funds to a max of $900 per month. Do you know of a list for medicaid approved assisted living in Northern VA.
Mom's running out of funds
Dear Mom's running out of funds
While I do not know if there is such a list, I do think our website can be of assistance. Before I get started, though, I do want to point out that with an income of around $27,800 …Read More
Need assistance for a WWII vet …
I married an older man. He is a World War II veteran. We have been married for 30 years. He is 92 and is on a 100% disability pension. If I needed help taking care of him in our home in the near future - for he had a bleeding on the brain, and has a lot of heart, lung, kidney and bone disease - is there help, and if so where do I get the help from? We live in West Virginia.
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Since he is a veteran, you should definitely contact the Veterans Administration (VA). The source of his 100% disability pension is unclear, but if it is a VA benefit, then you should already have a connection …Read More
Will Medicaid pay for the entire assisted living bill for my disabled husband …
Dear Mike,
my husband of 33 years had 6 heart attacks in 5 hours in 2005. These left him with a brain injury and motor skill damage. He only has 25% of good heart muscle left. He is now 55 years old and I am 51. We have a son at home who just turned 18. I have been trying to take care of my husband at home and working 45 hours a week just to keep a roof over our heads. I recently put him in a assisted living faculty for which they took his SSD check and medicaid paid the rest. The strain was to much on me financially we almost lost the house. I had to bring him back home and I know I will not be able to give him the care he needs. How do I get medicaid to pay all hisss assisted living bill and let me keep his check for mortgage.
Nowhere to turn in Virginia
Dear Nowhere to turn in Virginia,
This is an all too common problem. Assisted Living Facilities, like nursing facilities, are within their rights to take all but a token amount of an individual's Social Security check …Read More
Does Wisconsin participate in a paid assistance program …
Dear Mike,
Does Wisconsin participate in the paid assistance program? My mother has cancer and I help care for her. She had Medicare and a supplemental. Also what are the states that participate? I clicked on the map and it was not a yes or no making it hard to tell.
Hard to Tell in Wisconsin
Dear Hard to Tell in Wisconsin,
You should know that every state in the nation now provides some form of paid in-home assistance, usually funded by Medicaid. How much of what type of assistance, and to whom, varies greatly from state to state …Read More
Eligible for any kind of assistance …
Dear Mike,
My husband has a younger half brother who is consider to be developmentally delayed and has been living in foster care for about 10 years now. As he will be turning 18 in December his case worker has recently contacted us about him coming to stay in our home as he has no other family. The father left before he was born and their mother passed away 2 yrs ago. We feel that we should be the ones caring for him but at the same time don't think we can afford for either of us to cut back our hours at work or quit our job to stay home and care for him. Do you know if we would be eligible for any kind of assistance if we take him in?
Developmentally delayed in Oregon.
Dear Developmentally Delayed in Oregon,
Thanks for writing. Your husband's half-brother is "considered to be developmentally delayed". He has been in foster care, but is turning 18 and you have been contacted about him coming to live with you. You feel that he should live with you and your husband, but are worried about cutting back on work and income in order to provide the supports he needs …Read More
Have not been paid in 9 months …
Hello Mike,
I am an in home caregiver for an 87 year old woman and have not been paid in 9 months. Her niece who takes care of her finances claims she does not have the money to pay me. However, I cannot afford to do this job any longer. I need money. Are there any programs in New Hampshire that pay in home caregivers? I keep searching online and and I am not finding anything.
Thank you,
Caregiver Needs to be Paid
Dear Caregiver Needs to be Paid,
There is definitely a Medicaid Waiver (Aged Waiver) that pays for services for those individuals that are aged 65 and older …Read More


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Celtic FC should resign from the SPL
Given the contempt shown to Celtic FC by the footballing authorities in Scotland, they should commence negotiations to join the English Football League Championship and let Scottish Football wither on the vine. Will see then how much Sky will pay for the pleasure of showing second rate football from Scotland.
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CRICKET: Great Tew star Shirley dies at 73
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Reg Shirley, one of the most prolific batsman in Great & Little Tew Cricket Club's history, has died at the age of 73.
During the late 1970s and 1980s, he scored more than 1,000 runs a season for ten years, and still holds the club record highest score of 157 which he achieved in the National Village Knock-out competition.
He is also remembered well for some remarkable slip catches. A life member and past club chairman, the entrance to the ground was named Shirley Drive in his honour.
Chairman Dave Freeman said: "Reg was a clubman through and through, and when he finished playing he would still be found at the club umpiring or scoring.
"He never let his ill-health get in the way of his support for the club. "Significant fundraising for new pitch covers and tirelessly drumming-up match-ball sponsors are just two examples of his efforts for us."
His funeral is at St Michael's Church in Great Tew on Tuesday, January 8, at noon.
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International travel is not new to me. I was born in Bristol, England, immigrated to the U.S., and spent many years working in Europe, primarily in Germany and the Netherlands.
I am looking forward to this global outreach to various libertarian parties and groups.
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A man was left with multiple fractures -- two broken femurs, and a pelvis cracked in two places -- after a hit-and-run crash at the intersection of 24th Street and Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis on Wednesday night.
Steve Schirber told FOX 9 News he had to do a double-take as he passed an SUV that was heading north on Lyndale Avenue just after 6 p.m.
"I remember seeing his feet go up, and then I remember seeing him almost land on the SUV and slide off," Schirber recalled.
It wasn't until he ran over to help that he realized the man lying in the ditch was Matt Call, the morning barista who served him coffee every day at the Urban Bean just a few steps away.
"He was going to get in his car and his key jammed a little bit -- and his girlfriend was on the other side," Nate McKay, the victim's friend, told FOX 9 News. "The driver came by and hit him -- and he flew."
From his bedside, Call's girlfriend told FOX 9 News that he has already undergone surgery for his four fractures -- but doctors say it will be at least three months before he walks again.
The crash took place in front of Jim Fila's home, where surveillance video is recorded from every possible angle.
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Gwent AM's bid for a smacking ban fails in the Assembly
Updated 10:15am Wednesday 12th February 2014 in News By David Deans - Politics reporter
A BID to ban smacking in Wales failed tonight despite passionate and personal speeches in the Assembly.
The move wasn't supported by the Welsh Government but deputy minister for social services Gwenda Thomas indicated it could return to the Assembly before 2016.
After a heated debate AMs voted 14 for and 39 against, with one abstention, for a change proposed by Gwent AM Lindsay Whittle to the Social Services and Well-being Bill.
The amendment would have changed the Children Act, effectively banned smacking in Wales, but there was concern at the law being introduced without consultation.
South Wales East Plaid AM Lindsay Whittle, who proposed the amendment, said: "It's time to deliver a clear and unambiguous message that hitting children is wrong."
At one point he held up a picture of his 14-months-old grand-daughter. He said: "When do you start hitting that baby? Well, never!"
Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams gave an emotional speech about her experiences in her own family.
"My mother was a very loving and determined parent," she said.
"She wanted the best for me, but what started off as a smack turned into something that I would regard as a lot more serious."
She also admitted that she has smacked her own children, but said it was a reflection of her behaviour rather than theirs.
However the Conservatives' Darren Millar said physical chastisement can be an effective and useful tool for disciplining children.
His party colleague Antoinette Sandbach suggested the amendment could see children taken off their parents.
There was backing from the Labour backbenches for a smacking ban, but Julie Morgan suggested she wouldn't back the amendment if there will be a better chance to vote for it.
Labour's Christine Chapman warned that if she wasn't satisfied by what the deputy minister says she would vote against her government.
The Welsh Government's Gwenda Thomas called on AMs to reject the amendment, saying a consultation on the bill hadn't looked at the issue.
She warned the UK Government has previously said it was not in the Assembly's powers, raising the possibility it could be referred to the Supreme Court and delaying the whole bill as a result.
But she said: "There will be opportunities to examine this issue in forthcoming legislation in this Assembly term."
In 2011 the Assembly's members had voted for a motion calling for a ban - the Welsh Government said at the time that no such law would be introduced within the Assembly term.
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Parents should stop hitting their kids and start parenting. I have two kids myself, one grown up, one young and I've never hit either of them. Never needed to. It might take more effort on my part to make them realise that what they did was wrong - but I think making them understand is much more effective than making them fear me.
Smacking = lazy parenting.
I'm completely nonplussed by this decision from teh WAG. I saw the headline yesterday and thought 'what's to debate? It's wrong - end of'. Seems the WAG can still surprise me.
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Family is certainly important, but it's not every day a loved one is credited with saving the life of a toddler with a rare condition that nearly ended a young life too soon.
The 3-year-old from Robbinsdale was born with a rare condition called AVM, and it's even more rare for it to surface in a young child. It's estimated 300,000 people across the country have the condition, but most don't realize it until it's too late.
Once AVM progresses, the survival rate is only 50 percent -- but doctors say this Minnesota tot is beating the odds thanks to her grandmother's quick thinking.
Like most kids her age, Kaylee Blankenship loves to color and recite her ABCs, but she wouldn't be alive today without the work of two surgeons at different hospitals.
Though they didn't know it at the time, Blankenship was born with a condition that stops the blood vessels in her brain from connecting like they should. Those vessels began to bleed when she was in the car with her grandmother last November. The little girl complained of a headache and then passed out.
Family members say the little girl was having difficulty breathing, and her grandmother quickly drove her to North Memorial Hospital, where a surgeon was able to relieve the pressure on her brain; however, when she was transferred to Children's Hospital, doctors told the Blankenships the girl may not survive the drive.
After three more surgeries and two months in the hospital, doctors now say Kaylee Blankenship will pull through. They were able to repair the AVM and she has recovered quicker than they could have imagined.
While she still has a few problems with her balance, her families believe their prayers have been answered even though there is a small chance the AVM could return.
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That's not to say another Republican, such as Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann who has just traveled to all 92 counties, won't be there to compete. But it is Bosma holding down the most powerful legislative perch in the state. He has the most clout, has raised more than $10 million for GOP House candidates, and has potential IOUs from House Republicans all over the state. He was one of the masterminds that took a minority caucus in 2009 and forged a 60-seat majority a year later, positioning the GOP to write the new district maps resulting in his now 69-seat super-majority.
As speaker, he has done some fascinating things, like appointing Democrats as committee chairs and taking transparency to a new level with the webcasting of not only House sessions, but committee hearings as well. You can be sitting in Whiting, Elberfeld or Lawrenceburg and watch the people's business on your Mac or PC.
But Bosma is now rolling the dice of the marriage amendment in a way that could define his career.
Throughout the summer and fall, he vowed not to become a "dictator" and said HJR-3 — the marriage amendment — would be "treated like any other bill."
Last summer when I asked about the marriage amendment, the powerful Indianapolis attorney acknowledged the amendment's second sentence was troublesome. It precludes any kind of civil unions. He preferred it not be included.
I know Indiana pretty well, and it's not hard to believe when asked whether marriage should be between one man and one woman, as is current state law, a majority of Hoosiers would agree. But the second sentence — "A legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized" — is not only a potentially huge legal problem that begs court challenges if passed, but it strikes many as simply unfair and mean.
On Jan. 13, when HJR-3 was debated in the House Judiciary Committee, that second sentence was a lightning rod. When Terre Haute attorney Jim Bopp Jr., testifying for the amendment, was pressed on whether the second sentence would "prohibit" any type of civil union in the future, he agreed.
So flawed is that second sentence House Republicans came up with House Bill 1153, which in clunky fashion attempts to "explain" what the "framers" of the amendment really meant. The problems with it are immense. The companion legislation wasn't in the version passed by the Legislature in 2011. That right there almost guarantees a legal challenge.
The end result of the Jan. 13 judiciary committee hearing was gridlock, with three Republican members so concerned about the second sentence they either planned to vote against the amendment or were undecided. HJR-3 was in danger of going down to defeat in a Republican-dominated committee.
This is where Bosma made a decision to "own" HJR-3 and become its face. And it is where his political fate is now intertwined. Last Tuesday, he calmly announced HJR-3 and HB 1153 would be moved to the House Elections Committee. And about 30 hours later, by a party-line 9-3 vote, it was passed on to the House floor where it will be heard this week.
State Rep. Eric Turner, who sponsored the bill, testified, "The constitutional amendment we are proposing simply protects existing state law."
But when Rep. Phil GiaQuinta, D-Fort Wayne, asked, "This will outlaw civil unions, correct?" Turner responded, "Yes."
So it isn't really the same as the state law that was passed with bipartisan support in 1997 and signed by Democratic Gov. Frank O'Bannon. It will outlaw civil unions at the very time when polling shows most Americans and most Hoosiers believe same-sex couples should at least be accommodated with property, benefits, taxation, hospitalization and deathbed rights.
Bosma, along with House and Senate Republicans, released a poll last week by Chesapeake Beach Consulting that showed most Hoosiers want to vote on the constitutional amendment. They favor the concept of marriage between one man, one woman with 58 percent support.
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Sollohub was shot to death during a footchase in August 2011. Russell was arrested after a brief standoff and charged with capital murder. If convicted he could be sentenced to death or serve life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Russell was scheduled for an IQ evaluation and status hearing in Calhoun County Friday.
Last month, a psychologist testified that Russell is competent to stand trial. He also testified that Russell intentionally scored low on an IQ test, hoping the court would consider him mentally retarded.
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According to Manning, the purpose of this book is to help you learn how to do more on your web application pages with less script. Bear Bibeault and Yehuda Katz, one a jQuery contributor and evangelist and the other an avid and enthusiastic user, believe that jQuery is the best library available today to help you do just that. In this interview to Javalobby, the authors tell us more about their book and jQuery as well.
1. Bear, Yehuda, tell us something about yourselves. Who you are, where you are located, and what kind of work do you do?
Bear: Shouldn't there be a microphone? I've alway wanted to be interviewed with a microphone.
Well, I'm a software engineer living and working in Austin, Texas. I've been writing code for over three decades now, and besides having had exposure to just about every production language that?s been popular over the years, I've held positions from junior engineer to development manager.
Right now I've settled into a cozy niche as the architect for a large financial web application that's used by big companies to keep tabs on their internal credit card spending programs.
It's really not as boring as it sounds -- if it were, I'd have died of tedium long ago.
Yehuda: I currently live in San Francisco and work for Engine Yard. We do a mix of Ruby on Rails hosting and Ruby development. I have the good fortune to be working full-time on Merb, an alternate (OSS) Ruby web-framework, which has been picking up steam lately in the Ruby community.
I also get to work on Rubinius from time-to-time. Rubinius is an up- and-coming Open Source Ruby VM, which is based loosely on the Smalltalk-80 VM. It's intended to be fully compatible with the current Ruby interpreter, but be written, as much as possible, in Ruby itself.
2. I see that you have a upcoming book "jQuery in Action". Is this your first book?
Bear: No, actually it's my third, coming close on the heels of Prototype and Scriptaculous in Action, and Ajax in Practice. I've been writing non-stop for coming on two years now,and I think I'll take a bit of a break and try to remember what the rest of my house outside of my office looks like.
Yehuda: Yep. It's my first book. I contributed two chapters to Ruby in Practice, and am currently working on Merb in Action, all for Manning.
3. Who is your target audience?
Bear: For the jQuery book? Anyone who needs to write JavaScript on their HTML pages. It doesn't matter if it's for simple web sites or wildly complex web applications -- jQuery will make it easier.
Yehuda: It helps to know something about JavaScript, but if you don't, we've included a helpful Appendix to get you up to speed in the areas that are most relevant to jQuery.
4. What is jQuery? Is it a new type of JavaScript library?
Bear: Yes, exactly! In fact, that's precisely how they bill themselves -- as a new type of JavaScript library.
Yehuda: Our original tagline was "New Wave JavaScript", and our original logo was the Devo hat. This was before we had any inkling that we would be remotely successful, of course ;)
Bear: And it does take a rather novel approach. They promote a style of page scripting called "Unobtrusive JavaScript" and the library itself is as unobtrusive as possible.
5.How so?
Bear: Most JavaScript libraries are pretty invasive. They litter the global namespace with a bunch of new variables and "class" names, and some even go so far as to modify the behavior of the native JavaScript objects.
jQuery takes a bit of a different approach. It only defnes two global names, and one of those is even optional!
That conveniently side-steps any pitfalls you can come across with other libraries, like when native objects don't act as expected, or having to worry about what names we canor can't use on the pages.
It also means that jQuery works and plays well with other libraries. If you want to usemore than one at a time for whatever reason, nothing in jQuery gets in the way of doingthat.
Yehuda: jQuery has even been cited by the OpenAjax Alliance (an industry consortium seeking to improve interoperability between JavaScript libraries --http://www.openajax.org) for being a model citizen in this area. We're proud of the way we have made it possible to use jQuery with even the most ill-behaved libraries, and even with libraries who explicitly refuse to work toward interoperability.
6. Why should we be using jQuery?
Bear: Because jQuery rocks!
Seriously, all of the reasons I already mentioned, but mostly because it just makesdoing the types of things we want to do in modern web applications so darned easy! In the book, I called this "doing more with less". And that's exactly what jQuery brings to the party. You can write a lot less code, and do lot more nifty things on the pages. What's not to love?
Yehuda: Most of the time when writing Ajax applications, you find yourself needing to do something to some collection of elements. jQuery was built around this notion(Jeremy Keith calls it DOM-Scripting), which means that your day-to- day work is also the central mission of the framework.
jQuery doesn't spend tons of time trying to make JavaScript look like another language (like Ruby or Python); it leverages JavaScript's benefits while dramatically improving DOM functionality.
7. What browsers support jQuery?
Bear: It's sort of the other way around. jQuery supports all the modern popular browsers: both isotopes of IE (6 and 7), the Gecko-based browsers like Firefox and Camino, the WebCore browsers like Safari and OmniWeb, and even Opera.
This is especially nice in areas like event handling and Ajax where the browser quirk shave always been a royal pain in the keester!
Yehuda: Heh. Yep. My favorite chapter in jQuery in Action is the event chapter, which details how the "jQuery Event Model" works. After detailing the flaws and complexity in the other event models, we show you just how easy jQuery makes it.
8. Can you tell our readers how jQuery works?
Bear: Sure. What makes jQuery so easy to pick up quickly is that most of the jQuery statements follow a similar pattern. You use the jQuery function to select which DOM elements you want to operate on, and then apply the jQuery methods to that set. You can even chain multiple commands to perform complex operations in a single statement.
It's incredibly easy to start being productive with jQuery right off the bat, and then get more and more clever with it as time goes on.
The jQuery selectors, which are simple CSS-based expressions that succinctly let us specify which DOM elements to choose for operating on, are the key to using jQueryeffectively.
Yehuda: jQuery supports almost all of the CSS3 selector set (except for a few arcane ones like :nth-child-of-type that were literally never used), as well as a numberof convenient additions like positional selectors (:lt, :gt, :eq), and form selectors(:button, :text, :radio, :selected).
9. Any tips and tricks for our readers who already are using jQuery?
Bear: Yes. Really spend some time wrapping your head around the jQuery selectors. Learning the methods is easy -- it's using the selectors cleverly that really gives you a lot of bangfor the buck!
Yehuda: I agree 100%. The best thing you can do to improve your utility from jQueryis to learn the available selectors.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Mike P(Okidoky) replied on Fri, 2008/03/28 - 12:31pm
My vision of how dynamic database driven websites ought to work is like this:
- the graphic designer mocks up some html pages. These are raw html files with no special markup whatsoever. No weird statements inside. No code stuff inside. No application server needed to see the mock up page.
- the mock up has each table populated with at least one element. A table has one row for instance.
- the code would load the page in to memory, and take a copy of each data section's first element, and remove all subsequent elements.
- based on the database data, items get populated by repeating the elements taken from the mock up.
This is the closest way of truly separating design from program. For the first time in the history of web development can developers hire graphic designers, which do a waaaaayy better job designing websites. No more clunky crappy developery websites.
I'm seeing in jQuery ways of manipulating the dom. It also can make ajax calls. Would it be possible to do this:
This really would be THE way to build websites I think. For years and years, solution after solution, they just didn't get it. They all failed in my opinion.
I've written two java + javascript based servers that does this sort of thing on the server side. I worked with a designer, and my designer never saw the application server. She delivered very nice refreshing little html pages with all sorts of little photoshop bits and pieces, stuff no developer would ever dream of making.
Bear Bibeault replied on Fri, 2008/03/28 - 8:11pm in response to: Mike P(Okidoky)
Well, the whole concept of Unobtrusive JavaScript pretty much describes exactly what you are talking about. The body markup becomes just that: document markup, with no style embedded (CSS takes care of that) and with no behavior (script) embedded.
I'm not sure that the "servlet injection" step is really necessary. Since the designer is markup-savvy, surely a <script> tag or two in the <head> wouldn't be a problem?


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PEARL RIVER, La. -- Tuesday's weather is only making matters worse for the Pearl River. The waterway is already above its 14-foot flood stage and is expected to keep rising another two feet, then hold steady for several days.
Since Christmas, the Pearl River's level has caught the attention of its neighbors, including Charles Blanchard.
"Rising," he said, "The water's coming up."
It's also been on the hydrologists' radar at the National Weather Service in Slidell.
"The Pearl River and Pearl River gauge right now, we're at 14.9 feet. We're forecasting it to be at 16.5 and hold that at least through the 6th," said Hydrologist In Charge Suzanne Van Cooten, Ph.D.
Fourteen feet is flood stage and the predictions are a far cry from the last major flood warning, with Isaac's 18.5 ft level. Nonetheless, staffing has been doubled at the Weather Service office to watch the numbers.
"They basically accumulated a lot of rain and a lot of moisture into the basin and with the shorter days, we're just not evaporating as much," Van Cooten said. "We don't have as much vegetation on the trees so that's allowing the river to climb."
The river is already getting into places it doesn't normally reach, and as for those places that involve homes, people who live along the river are taking steps to prepare today.
"That's what we do, put everything out on the road, on the shoulder of the road," said Blanchard. They also monitor how quickly the water creeps toward cars, houses and the only road out. It's sort of a New Year tradition for the families that live along the river and they wouldn't have it any other way.
"This is the way we live," said Blanchard, "We're prepared for it."
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Watch out for his swing: Florida Marlins rookie Mike Stanton starting to blossom in the big leagues
By Joe Capozzi
It might be depressing to watch the Marlins struggle these days, but at least we're getting to see the blossoming of 20-year-old Mike Stanton.
Marlins players have been shaking their heads at the lethal swings Stanton has been taking at balls lately.
Stanton said home run in the fifth inning was "the farthest, probably" of his five homers this year. It cleared the swimming pool beyond the right-center field wall.
More impressive might've been his double in the ninth inning. The ball was hit so hard that left-fielder Cole Gillespie had no chance but to play it off the wall.
"That line drive went BY the left fielder and that line drive was not down the line. It was in the six-hole and it just keep going and the left-fielder had no chance fielding that ball," manager Edwin Rodriguez said.
Stanton has hit in a season-high six straight games, at an 8-for-24 (.333) clip. And he has three home runs in his last five games, with all homers coming in a span of 16 at-bats.
"I haven't really changed anything mentally since I got here, I'm just relaxing a little bit to slow everything down, that's all you can do," he said.
"I'm hitting more balls to right field and having better at-bats."
And he's swinging with an impressive — scary, really — velocity.
In Puerto Rico, he grounded out to short on a hard shot. As shortstop Jose Reyes came off the field, he pulled off his glove and shook the sting off his hand.
Rodriguez isn't surprised by Stanton's swing.
"I managed him in 2008 in A ball (in Greesnboro) when he was 18 years old. He hit one (home run) in Lexington, Kentucky, and he broke the bat," Rodriguez said.
"He hit it 440 feet and I remember I wrote in the report he hit a 440-ft home run with a broken bat and nobody believed me. I had (Malrins baseball operations executive) Dan Jennings replying to me, 'Who would do that?'
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Paul Grieco and Marco Canora's popular wine bar, Terroir, is once again operating a seasonal location at The Porch, the open-air café on the High Line.
Stop by to take in views of the Hudson River while enjoying savory dishes and cold, refreshing drinks from Terroir's wine and beer list, which highlights artisanal wineries and breweries from New York State
The café is open daily. Get hours, location, and more details
May is a beautiful time to visit the High Line.
The landscape is filled with fresh green growth and spring blooms. New artworks are installed throughout the park. The High Line's food vendors are open daily, with delicious snacks for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Each week there are free tours, stargazing, and activities for adults and kids alike.
Make the most of your next visit. Download a free High Line Guide, the May Bloom List, and the latest High Line Art Map to guide your trip. Check out the High Line's food vendors to plan a meal at the park.
Presented by Friends of the High Line, High Line Art has invited Dutch artist Guido von der Werve to show his 9-minute video – Nummer negen, the day I didn't turn with the world – at the park.
The film, which features time-lapse photography taken over a 24-hour period at the North Pole, is projected daily on a loop within the 14th Street Passage, on the High Line at West 14th Street.
Learn more about the artist and get details about HIGH LINE CHANNEL 14.
The High Line's spring hours begin on Monday, April 1. The park will be open daily, from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM through the spring season.
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Visit the High Line in April, and you will find the park's landscape on the cusp of a new growing season, with fresh green shoots and early spring bulbs are popping up in the planting beds.
To guide your next visit, download a free High Line Guide, the April Bloom List, and the latest High Line Art Map.
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Bacterial Vaginosis--or--embarrassing bad smell
May 9 2007, 05:02 PM
Post #3821
Posts: 45
From: .*.*.*.
What up.. what up?
Well for me, BV is getting worse everyday. I need to stop smoking weed. It makes me too paranoid. I keep getting these wierd mixed messages from people. Saying that i need to freshen up. Obviously they think i'm stinky sally =(. It's all just too devastating for me.
In all reality, I think i'm the cleanest girl there is. I probably over due it. But hey what can you do when this gets the best of you?
Anyways, What things can I do to stay fresh longer ?
I always change my toilet paper "pantiliner" often. less 2 hours. I think i sweat too much down there it's almost always BURNING, especially after sex. I use body wash, perfume, and body mists. But they only last a little bit.
My depression is getting worse again. I feel dirty and nasty, and hate myself. I'm gonna get put on anti-depressants soo. The appointment is on FRIDAY. Do any of you take or have taken this type of medicine?
[font="Garamond"][/font][size="2"][/size]♥ Yours Truly...
May 9 2007, 11:46 AM
Post #3822
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Has anyone contacted Dr. Klebanoff? He is conducting research currently regarding bv. I have his email if anyone is interested..I'm not sure if he would even reply....
May 9 2007, 06:38 AM
Post #3823
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Has anyone who has this chronic bv ever had their blood oxygen level checked? Has anyone read about that? I know stress can do crazy shit to you body. Look up chronic hyperventilation syndrome (it's casued from stress) and see the effects it can have on the body..many symtoms. Oh, I started having aniexty attacks long before I found out that I had bv.
Has anyone ever been tested for nutrient deficiencies? My diet is now, always has been horrible..I don't even know what I can eat because everything that I have read about the body ph theory tells me that I consume WAY to many acids. Many foods that you would think would have high acidic levels do, but have reverse effects on your body. It's rather confusing. Two of my favorite foods, cantelope and califlower... info stated that people with type O blood..thier body has strange reactions to it. I ate it like it was going out of style when I was prego...I read something about throwing out bananas once they get past a certain ripeness because they are no longer healthy on your body...I ate banana splits often when preg..
I'm really sorry if I'm wearing you all out...I'm wearing myself out..but I can't f***ing stop.
Talk to you all later..I'm gonna read about how exactly the vagina maintains ph..already read about the body, and urine..does anyone already know that..do doctors even know that?
May 9 2007, 06:14 AM
Post #3824
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
I guess my insomnia is back, since I have tried to go to sleep past three nights, and I havent even so much as fell asleep. I am making another doctor appointment too. I told you all that I was gonna asess my body temperature throught the day (I'm always cold) I have had a fucking low grade fever for past 3 days...99.6..I don't feel sick. I think my ear term. is right, my 7 year old was my control study (98.6)
As far as sharing my past health and personal history..it's a little embarrassing but I will telleverything that I can think of..maybe we can at least find what we all have in common from this disease...if there is anything that hasnt already been investigated or researched already..
My personality type..well, obviously, I'm a worry wart and have been my whole life. (aniexty attacks started this Januaury. Insomnia on and off my whole life.
I had an abortion when I was 17, and it was and is my biggest mistake that I have made in my life. It's even harder to think about now that I have 2 children.
My sex drive is way above normal...I learned how to get myself off at 8 years old (no shit). I have never been molested or anything like that. When I was younger 8 or so, I always had to put toilet paper in my panties..cause I had discharge and my panties would get wet all the time. I remember my mom seeing that I did that and I was too embarrassed to tell her that my shit was leaking so I just said I wanted to be like her. LOL. I don't know if it was urine or discharge..love juice whatever.
I have smoked since I was 18, quit smoking with first prego, not with second ( smoked like a frieght train) this past 2 years have been the worse in my life..divorce, unplanned prego, death of best friend. I left the father of my 10 old 2 days before I delivered.
I just this computer in January, and I'm not sure how to pull all of your quotes a so forth...
May 9 2007, 12:58 AM
Post #3825
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
I also found this little gem in one of the articles I already posted:
"Smoking carried a 70%-100% increased risk." for bv acquisition that is.
May 9 2007, 12:11 AM
Post #3826
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
I meant that I read most bacteria can't survive in acidic levels of anything under 4.5. Sorry I should read what I type. All I know for sure is that I am tired of my snatch burning, and I'm for sure not putting anything under 4 inside her. Bacteria feast on sores and raw rashed skin... It is possible for vagina to be to acidic....maybe your body coul.d never make it too acidic but we can by shoving everything under the sun up there.
May 8 2007, 11:34 PM
Post #3827
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Thank You Morphia! That helps a lot! I'm quiting smoking tomorrow, whether it helps with this or not. I no longer want to smell like long john silvers and an ashtray. I am not gonna stick anything else up kitty for a while..hell it took 8 weeks for my stiches to heal...proly longer for the inside now that I have burnt it up. I guessing that using anything in her that is not 4.5 ph or close is only gonna continue it's reoccurance. Most bacteria can't live in ph over 4.5 anyways..but somehow the good can?? Is that what you have all read? Anything over that ph isn't really needed?
May 8 2007, 10:12 PM
Post #3828
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Before and after adjustment for possible confounding factors, smoking, but not alcohol and drug use, was significantly associated with BV. Of the women with BV 52% were smokers versus 32% in the control group.
Conclusion: Our findings may be important for planning a preventive strategy for BV by discouraging smoking and increasing condom use and hormonal contraception among women.
Douching, smoking, and the absence of vaginal lactobacillus emerged as powerful independent risk factors for acquisition of bacterial vaginosis in the first large longitudinal study of this common gynecologic disorder.
Smoking, which is associated with the acquisition of BV in the non-pregnant [9], has not been addressed in pregnancy.
The current study found smoking to be a significant risk factor for acquiring BV in pregnancy.
And I'm sure there is many, many, many more. Just google "smoking and bacterial vagninosis" It's everywhere.
I also wanted to point out what they say about increasing hormonal contraception. I've read that several times as well. I'll see if I can't find some articles to post on that later.
May 8 2007, 09:47 PM
Post #3829
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Anyone ever tried tomato juice? kinda nasty i know but at least its natural..and well the ph is 4.2... Whats the ph of boric and hydrogen perioxide... anyone know? both tearing me up.
Thanks for the information Ilovehim and to you as well Maggie. I didn't choose the right word though..my boyfriend has been snipped, and well, I'm hoping there are no extra swimmers. I went to GNC today looking for some ph test strips didnt have any though... (i'm just really curious...I'm gonna check my blood, urine, kitty. ( i know she aint right)
I bought some vitamins too. Folic, cranberry pills, and the fem stuff..gonna go take it now. I'm gonna be on vitamins from here on out. If you take iron, your wasting your time if you take it with milk or anything with caffeine. I'm not sure about the vitamin C...I can't remember right now. I know I need it....anyone who is otherwise healthy and smokes needs it.
I quit smoking pot in January....hasn't made a difference..I didn't smoke it a lot in the past couple years either though (smoked it 8 or 9 years)...not proud but did cocaine.....maybe 3 times in past 2 years...never a habit.. I drink one night a week, have for past 4 or 5 years.
Quit smoking for 4 days, but started back.I know I really need to stop..I have asthma for goodness sake. Did you all read that the bad bacteria doesnt need oxygen to grow, but the good does?
May 8 2007, 09:40 PM
Post #3830
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
I really don't think smoking has anything to do with it. I quit smoking after i got preg. and still had the persistent BV. I didn't start up again until about 6 months ago also because of STRESS! I'm not thinking about EVER stopping again until this shit goes away for good... on everything I WILL QUIT!..and I might also stop smoking weed if this problem resolves itself, or should I say when I resolve this problem.
Actually, smoking has a lot to do with it. Maybe not in your case. But I've read a couple of articles that say there is a higher prevalence of bv/recurrent bv in smokers as opposed to non smokers. There's also a post somewhere in this thread (WAAAAAAY back in the thread) that states exactly what chemical it is thats in cigarettes that makes women more susceptible. I think Jewels posted it somewhere....
Btw, I can raise that number from 7 to 11 smokes today. I suck.
May 8 2007, 03:48 PM
Post #3831
Posts: 45
From: .*.*.*.
This flagyl is probably not going to work if I can't quit smoking...ugh...I started up again today because I always do when I get stressed out about something. The bf and I got into again (not concerning this issue. Just other stuff.) I've had about 6 or 7 today. Has smoking kept any meds from working for any of you?
I really don't think smoking has anything to do with it. I quit smoking after i got preg. and still had the persistent BV. I didn't start up again until about 6 months ago also because of STRESS! I'm not thinking about EVER stopping again until this shit goes away for good... on everything I WILL QUIT!..and I might also stop smoking weed if this problem resolves itself, or should I say when I resolve this problem.
[font="Garamond"][/font][size="2"][/size]♥ Yours Truly...
May 8 2007, 03:43 PM
Post #3832
Posts: 45
From: .*.*.*.
OK so I am a little obsessive compulsive but this thought crossed my mind on the body ph theory thing....I wonder what our man's sperm ph is...and what it should really measure..maybe they aren't healthy? I'm gonna look later and find out what the healthy ph should be, and well, guess I'll be doing some experiments....
Well i think sperm has a pH of about 7 or greater. VERY alkaline compared to the vaginas acidic enviornment.
[font="Garamond"][/font][size="2"][/size]♥ Yours Truly...
May 8 2007, 03:01 PM
Post #3833
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
This flagyl is probably not going to work if I can't quit smoking...ugh...I started up again today because I always do when I get stressed out about something. The bf and I got into again (not concerning this issue. Just other stuff.) I've had about 6 or 7 today. Has smoking kept any meds from working for any of you?
May 8 2007, 10:28 AM
Post #3834
Posts: 10
Hello everyone i just got my flagyl today. If anyone whats to get some i got mine from www.fdamedstore.com
May 8 2007, 10:26 AM
Post #3835
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 302
Well, here's an interesting product:
Today pH Balance Vaginal Vitamin C Tablets
Anyone use these before?
(So expensive!)
May 8 2007, 08:52 AM
Post #3836
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 483
I can't remember who asked about the diva cup but it's wonderful! It's a hell of a lot better than tampons or pads and it is a lot healthier.
Here is the link:
Try it! You will not be disappointed
May 8 2007, 07:59 AM
Post #3837
Posts: 94
I looked online today for information about the chemistry and nutrient composition of sperm. I didn't find much. I did read that whatever the nutrients that are in it are absorbed from our bodies so I'm putting man on vitamin regimen as well. Can't hurt nothing. I know some of use..sperm isn't a factor...I think it has somewhat of a role for me. I'm really curious what research has been done regarding bv..so I can quit wearing myself out. I'm gonna start reading some medical journals I guess... I hope I remember my medical terminology since reading doctor slang might as well be in chinese.
It isn't the sperm that one worries about regarding vaginal pH effects; it is the semen. Normal semen pH is 7.2-8.0. Prostate-related secretion is acidic, while seminal vesicle fluid is alkaline. Acidic ejaculate (pH<7.2) may be associated with blockage of seminal vesicles. Infection (in the male) is usually associated with alkaline ejaculate (pH >8.0). At any rate, the normal pH range of semen is way higher than what the vagina should be (4.5 is the accepted norm). I suggest condoms or, if not using condoms, using aci-jel or boric acid after intercourse to get the pH back down to the acidic level.
May 8 2007, 06:59 AM
Post #3838
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
I looked online today for information about the chemistry and nutrient composition of sperm. I didn't find much. I did read that whatever the nutrients that are in it are absorbed from our bodies so I'm putting man on vitamin regimen as well. Can't hurt nothing. I know some of use..sperm isn't a factor...I think it has somewhat of a role for me. I'm really curious what research has been done regarding bv..so I can quit wearing myself out. I'm gonna start reading some medical journals I guess... I hope I remember my medical terminology since reading doctor slang might as well be in chinese.
May 8 2007, 05:54 AM
Post #3839
Posts: 87
Morphia: Try the diva cup during your period. It works wonders!
Hello neverending..
Can you tell me about the diva cup?
I am still doing great with the yeast arrest. I did not even use it during my period and still no smell but I will get back on it soon..
Thank you much
I will be around......
May 8 2007, 12:42 AM
Post #3840
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