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By Harriet Ernstsons Thursday 17 April 2014 Updated: 23/04 10:42
THE OWNERS of a children's play centre have moved to calm fears about plans to create an abattoir near to their business.
Parents have expressed concerns over whether the proposed application for the site on the 100-acre Windy Bank Farm in Astwood Lane will have an impact on Imagination Street.
But co-owners Matt Jinks and Kevin Grubb have rubbished claims children would be exposed to the abattoir's activities, saying it would not be possible to see or hear anything from their play area.
The proposals, which are still being processed by officers and are expected to come before Redditch Borough Council's planning committee later in the year, would see buildings of almost 1,000 square metres placed on the site while a total of 15 full time employees will be needed for the abattoir, compared to one full time and one part time person currently employed at the farm.
Mr Grubb, who himself used to work at an abattoir, told the Standard: "There will be no change for us, there will be the same animals in the fields there have always been and the process won't be seen or heard by us."
He added it would be no different to having any meat-processing plant nearby and from his own experience he knew it was one which would not be visible to them.
His business partner Mr Jinks added: "We really don't feel this will affect our business. We employ 50-odd people in Redditch and make a lot of children very happy and that won't be changing."
But one resident, who did not want to be named, told the Standard she thought the idea was 'immoral' and 'insensitive'.
"Residents close to the area have not been notified and only a couple have found out via hearsay and are extremely upset over this," she said.
"I for one would not want to take a child to Imagination Street if this is allowed and I know of many parents who feel the same. The road is also not fit to serve that volume of HGV traffic and is already covered in potholes and constantly floods."
In the application documents, planning consultant Dr Malcolm Bell said applicant Terence Simpson was already the director of a large-scale abattoir at Kenilworth as well as a livestock dealer.
"He has, for a number of years, felt that livestock are being transported on unnecessarily long journeys in order to reach an abattoir," he said.
"This is not ideal for a variety of reasons including animal welfare, fuel usage, traffic movement, food miles and sustainability. In addition it is contributing to the rising cost of food production and, subsequently, the cost of food."
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Colts rookie running back Vick Ballard will make his first NFL start Sunday against the New York Jets after Donald Brown had surgery to repair torn cartilage in his knee.
Interim coach Bruce Arians says Brown had surgery Tuesday and shouldn't miss more than two to three weeks.
Arians did not say which knee Brown injured in the victory over Green Bay, which apparently occurred on a 2-point conversion that followed Reggie Wayne's go-ahead touchdown catch with 35 seconds left in the game. Brown has 60 carries for 239 yards and one TD.
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The largest outbreak of a potentially deadly bacteria has been linked to an endoscopic procedure performed at Advocate Lutheran Hospital in Park Ridge on patients between January and September 2013, according to theChicago Sun-Times.
There have been 38 confirmed cases of infection from a bacteria called carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae, or CRE, from patients treated at Advocate Lutheran Hopsital, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
The bacteria typically is found in the digestive system and most often can cause urinary tract infections, according to UPI.com. UPI.com reports that if the infection is not quickly identified and enters the bloodstream, the patient has a 40 to 50 percent chance of dying.
There have been no reports whether any of the cases has resulted in a death, according to UPI.com.
Crain's Chicago Business reports Advocate Lutheran has adopted stricter sterilization procedures and moved to gas sterilization for the particular scopes, which exceeds the manufacturer's recommendations, since the outbreak.
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---- — CONCORD – "The Twelve Days of Christmas" returns for its third annual performance at the Capitol Center for the Arts' main stage on Fri., December 13 at 7:00 p.m., and Sat., December 14 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets for this family-friendly holiday performance are $16.50 for adults and $12.50 for students and seniors.
The production features more than one-hundred young performers from across New Hampshire and includes students of Eastern Ballet Institute, Concord Community Music School's Purple Finches Children's Chorus, members of the the Cabbageheads, Timbre Drums and aerial dance works by Ciel Rouge Moving Company.
The holiday classic "The Twelve Days of Christmas" will feature prominently in the production, and will incorporate a varied mix of familiar holiday songs.
White Birch Youth Ballet, Eastern Ballet Institute's affiliate pre-professional performing company will perform collaborative live music and dance works with members of the Cabbageheads as well.
Complementing the vivid choreography and costumes will be a spectacular eighteen-foot light up pear tree with a dancing partridge in her nest.
The evening will close with a heart-warming sing-along led by students of Concord Community Music School's Purple Finches Children's Chorus.
Tickets for "The Twelve Days of Christmas" are available now by calling 603-225-1111, online at www.ccanh.com, and at the box office, located at 44 South Main Street, Concord, NH 03301, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.


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So, several months later, we booked Treasures of the Rhine on the Viking Sun.
Again, words cannot describe the joy of a Viking Cruise. I did not think anything could top our first cruise, but in many ways this cruise did. For beginners, it was 15 days on the Rhine and we saw so many wonderful cities and villages. In Cologne, we were paired with an incredible guide who took us to the Cathedral. It was Easter morning and the medieval chimes were in full glory. They only use them six times a year as they are the original medieval chimes. Pure and simply, it brought me to my knees. I can still hear it in my mind. We did an excursion to Lucerne which was magnificent. Brugge was a picture book, the windmills unsurpassed. The Keukenhof Gardens were a sea of tulips. The list goes on and on and none disappointed.
The Sun was warm, cozy and welcoming because of the incredible staff. We started as strangers and left as friends. No request was too big or too small. On our first night, I asked the waiter for unsweetened tea. He said they normally served sweetened tea, but would brew me some. I was amazed. For the remaining 13 nights, he appeared magically with my unsweetened tea. Try getting that kind of service on a ship with 3000 passengers.
I have never seen a staff work together so well and the captain was right there with them. It was simply amazing. Viking is definitely worth the money. Put it on your bucket list.
I think it is a shame, they no longer offer this cruise, but they do offer a shorter cruise called the Rhine Getaway. It does hit the highlights and I have heard good things about that cruise. Now, we are looking at Paris and the Heart of Normandy. I get goose bumps just planning it.


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The matron of honor was Terri Sloan, mother of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Kim High, Heather Osbon and Alex Stout. The best man was Craig Reagan, brother of the groom, and the groomsmen were David High, Clint Gregg and Josh Thomas.
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Silva Named to U.S. Soccer U-17/18 Development Academy Starting XI
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Incoming FGCU men's soccer freshman Xavier Silva (Boca Raton, Fla./North Broward Prep) earned some national honors on Wednesday, as the Weston FC forward was named to the U.S. Soccer U-17/18 Development Academy Starting XI.
Silva, who signed a National Letter of Intent (NLI) defending A-Sun regular season champs in February, was also named to the South Conference Starting XI, but was one of three forwards named to the national team. Silva's Weston FC head coach Marcelo Neveleff was named the Coach of the Year.
A highly decorated addition, Silva was invited to the U.S. U-18 Men's National Team training camp in Carson, Calif. in November 2010. Silva is listed nationally as the No. 36 recruit in College Soccer News' Top 150 Recruits-Class of 2011. Silva played four seasons with the North Broward varsity squad and finished his career as the school's all-time leader in goals (77) and assists (45). Ranked No. 8 in the 2011 regional top 20, Silva has helped his team to four District 14-3A Championships, as well as, a state runner-up finish. Additionally, the 2011 signee has been selected to the Broward County All-Star first team by both the Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel.
"Xavier is promising young attacking talent," Butehorn said back in February. "He's a proven goal scorer with an uncanny ability to bring the team forward in attack. We think he's a great a compliment to our program."
Silva was one of 17 amateur players featured in GolTV's Soccer Aces, a reality TV series filmed in Madrid, Spain this summer. The 17 amateurs went through a grueling six-week training camp and competed for a chance to play preseason for a club in Spain's prestigious La Liga. The selection process included a series of tryouts held across North and South America, as well as in China and Spain.
The Development Academy has honored players and coaches with post-season awards since its inaugural season in 2007-08. Past Players of the Year include FIFA U-20 World Cup veteran Dillon Powers and current Major League Soccer forwards Ruben Luna (FC Dallas) and Soony Saad (Sporting Kansas City).
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FORWARDS: Villyan Bijev (Cal Odyssey), Maikon Orrellana (Real Salt Lake AZ), Xavi Silva (Weston FC)
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DEFENDERS: Jack Coleman (FC Dallas), AJ Cochran (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri), Moises Hernandez (FC Dallas), Peter Beasley (Chicago Fire) MIDFIELDERS: Victor Pineda (Chicago Fire), Wil Trapp (Crew Soccer Academy), Tony Rocha (Texans SC Houston)
FORWARDS: Khiry Shelton (Lonestar SC Academy), Jon Top (FC Dallas), Amadou Dia (Real Colorado)
Coach of the Year: Oscar Pareja (FC Dallas)
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DEFENDERS: Tim Parker (Albertson SC), Taylor Washington (FC Westchester), Bryan Gallego (New York Red Bulls), Matt Jeffrey (PDA)
MIDFIELDERS: Jimmy McLaughlin (FC DELCO), Marcos Ugarte (FC Greater Boston), Christian Hernandez (PDA)
FORWARDS: Brandon Allen (New York Red Bulls), Alex Swanger (Empire United), Hiroki Kobayashi (FC Westchester)
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text: OpenStack community manager, Stefano built his career around Free Software and open source, from product manager at glorious Italian GNU/Linux distribution MadeInLinux to Italian Chancellor of the Free Software Foundation Europe. Later as community manager of leading mobile open source sync solution Funambol, his efforts boosted downloads and bolstered enterprise contributions. For Twitter, he led efforts to expand in the Italian market. In his spare time, he builds furniture and is learning how to sail in the San Francisco Bay.


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2013 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Lip Sync Fails [Video]
There was some horrendous lip syncing at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this year. Why even give them a microphone...it just makes them look amateurish....
There was some horrendous lip syncing at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this year. Why even give them a microphone...it just makes them look amateurish....
Here's more proof that kids do indeed say the darnedest things.
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Laura Benedict just loves to give. She knows her (well earned) good fortune is thanks to the people in her community and she never forgets that. That's why she has teamed up with Pastor Tom Blackstone of Green Street Methodist Church, along with several other community partners, to host this year's Thanksgiving dinner. Here's the scoop, in her own words (with Pastor Blackstone).
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DANNEMORA — A fire at a home at 57 Bouck St. here is under attack by firefighters.
Clinton County Dispatch called the Dannemora Volunteer Fire Department to the property just after 2 p.m. Friday, saying smoke was visible outside the home.
Mutual aid has been requested from Cadyville and South Plattsburgh.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's Inspector General will investigate research conducted at UNC-Chapel Hill.
The medical testing first came under scrutiny in September, when the American Tradition Institute Environmental Law Center filed a lawsuit against the EPA for on-going experiments at the EPA's Human Studies facility in Chapel Hill. The lawsuit alleges EPA researchers took diesel exhaust and piped it into the lungs of unknowing patients.
"It's a recognition by EPA's Inspector General that there's something seriously wrong that warrants investigation at this North Carolina laboratory, where there is what I consider to be illegal human testing," said Steve Milloy, a public health advocate with the American Tradition Institute Environmental Law Center.
"We've got Congress looking into this, the EPA Inspector General, our lawsuit, another lawsuit coming. The walls are closing in on this rogue research operation that EPA is running in North Carolina."
The lawsuit that alleges the EPA exposed unhealthy patients to high levels of PM2.5, a toxic substance found in diesel exhaust, in experiments that began roughly six years ago.
The EPA has previously stated that the toxins are deadly and can cause cancer.
The EPA declined to offer a comment Monday about the Inspector General's announcement and continues to maintain that all studies conducted by EPA are independently evaluated for safety and ethics.
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COBOL Programmer In this Quantitative Developer position, you will have the opportunity to work on a cutting edge development team of a Fortune 100 company. Are you interested? The ideal COBOL Programmer will possess the following experience: Strong COBOL Programming experience to do remapping of code. Unix platform, Oracle DB Able to work with minimal supervision and who can work well with a...
COBOL Application Programmer/Developer Contract Opportunity Location: San Francisco Bay Area (Local candidates only) As the COBOL Application Programmer/Developer you will develop new applications, support and refine existing systems developed on various platforms. Key Responsibilities: · Document use of COBOL application development technologies · Maintain 24x7 availability, resolving issue...
No Consulting Firms. No sponsorship available. You must live within a commutable distance to Long Island, NY to be considered for this position. For immediate consideration, email a word copy of your resume to: ***** Job title: AS400 COBOL Programmer Description 5+ years experience in application development with IBM-i (System i, i-Series, i5/OS, AS/400) using COBOL, Query,...
Our client is looking for a Cobol Programmer for a short term (3-4 months) contract. This person will be converting programs from mainframe Cobol to AS400 Cobol. Ideal candidates will have strong Cobol programming skills, along with experience in one or both Mainframe and AS400 (both preferred) If you are interested, please send resume as an attachment....
Senior Micro Focus Cobol or Visual Cobol Programmer Springfield, IL – Direct Hire Incredible opportunity to join a solid Springfield IL company on the grow…150+ people on their IT Campus. Use your seasoning and mentor others in the process! Looking for stability and a position with a future?! This is it. Responsibilities: · Develop, Code, Test and Debug software o MicroFocus Cobol OR Visual ...
TSYS Inc Columbus, GA
Description Summary Responsible for producing and delivering fully tested IBM mainframe computer programs, written in COBOL, from business requirements and/or program specifications on time, and according to specifications. This includes creating appropriate program documentation, and addressing operational and program discrepancies on schedule, within prescribed limits, and in accordance with c...
Xerox Corporation Elkridge, MD
Description Xerox is the world's leading enterprise for business process and document management. Its services, technology, and expertise enable workplaces - from small businesses to large global enterprises - to simplify the way work gets done so they operate more effectively and focus more on what matters most: their real business. Xerox offers business process outsourcing and IT outsourcing se...
Tracking Code 1070-368 Job Description Acentia is a premier provider of technology and management solutions that provides state-of-the-art lifecycle information technology (IT) services to Health, Government, and Commercial IT clients. At Acentia, we understand that our employees are our greatest asset. Our goal is to create an environment where employees can do important, purposeful work and be...
Computer Aid, Inc. Harrisburg, PA
Position Description/Responsibilities (CCC/Vendor): Overview: We are looking for an Application Developer to join our project to support and maintain very large and complex applications for our customer. This individual will do mostly application coding in COBOL. We also want this person to be the DB2 DBA on this project. There is not enough work as a pure DBA (only 1 day per week currently) whic...
Description Key skills - Must have 8+ years experience with: - wmA or a later release of Vantage one (COBOL back end) - Write tech specs, code and debug - UL, TRAD and Annuity experience Essential Job Functions Codes, tests, debugs, implements, and documents programs. Assists in the modification of company products and/or customer/internal systems to meet the needs of the client and/or end-u...
Towers Watson Austin, TX
Our direct client has an opening for a Microfocus Cobol Programmer in Austin, TX. This is a 6 month, contract-to-hire role. No third party candidates considered for this position. REQUIREMENTS: Experience with Microfocus Cobol on Linux/Unix Experience with PLSQL RESPONSIBILITIES: Accurately and completely develop and unit test software solutions to meet client requirements. Develop testing r...
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Pinnacle Recruiting & Staffing Sugar Land, TX
The Programmer Analyst will perform broad and challenging professional implementation tasks to ensure implementation projects for new and existing clients are processed expeditiously and accurately. Satisfactory performance requires considerable implementation and conversion skills and very good knowledge of implementation technology and methodology. Job Responsibilities • Analyze source data an...
Technosoftcorp Alpharetta, GA
MicroFOCUS COBOL. Complete Description: Proven technical leader: mentoring other associates, driving process change, test driven development, designing COBOL applications for maintainbility, scalability and performance. Maintans and enhances existing payroll COBOL modules to be compliant with new tax regulations utilizing Provides technical support, root cause analysis, and delivers resolutions...
Diversified Systems Inc. (Ohio) Columbus, OH
Job Description Position: Mainframe Analyst and Mainframe Developer Location: Columbus, OH Industry: Government We have multiple needs for experienced Mainframe COBOL professionals with very strong analyst skills. The Government Human Services program experience and experience using COBOL, IMS, JCL and Case Gen...
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Software Guidance & Assistance, Inc., (SGA), is searching for a Cobol Programmer for a right to hire assignment with one of our premier financial clients in Columbus, OH. Responsibilities: We are looking for a strong experienced candidate with solid Cobol programing skills to identify and provide coding changes as per business specifications. This individual will be working on a 6 month project...
Total System Services Columbus, GA, 31914
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Brentford boss Mark Warburton has revealed talks over club captain Kevin O'Connor's future at Griffin Park remain on-going.
The 31-year-old made his comeback from injury in Saturday's 2-0 triumph over Port Vale, which came thanks to goals from Marcello Trotta and Will Grigg.
O'Connor, whose current contract expires at the end of this season, has endured an injury-plagued last couple of campaigns, but comfortably slotted in at centre back for his latest return to the side in place of the injured Harlee Dean.
The former trainee is nearing his 500th appearance for the club and Warburton is treating the situation with kid gloves for the time being.
"Kevin and I talk and Kev talks to the club," he said on Saturday.
"He has been here a long time now and we value him very highly.
"But it's important at Kev's age that the right things are done for him and he knows what we think and want to do and we'll keep on talking."
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Explore core web-development principles and best-practices while seeing them in action at Roost, presented by Bocoup. Part training, part conference, Roost combines the best of both experiences in a comprehensive narrative about the real-world application of core programming principles.
This fall, you can complete your Roost experience with the jQuery Conference. We've partnered with our friends at the jQuery Foundation to bring you four days of developer-focused events. Follow up two days of immersive, fast-paced teaching at Roost with the latest in jQuery, jQuery projects, code architecture and organization, best practices and emerging browser technologies at jQuery Conference.
Ben Alman is the author of numerous jQuery plugins and open source projects such as Grunt, the popular task-based command line build tool for JavaScript projects. He also writes and presents at conferences around the world.
Irene is a JavaScript developer, occasionally venturing into the lands of Ruby on Rails and node.js. When she isn't contributing or writing about Backbone.js, she's working on projects that focus on creating engaging interactive visual displays of information.
Mike Pennisi is a contributor to a number of open source projects, including JSHint, Socket.io, and Backbone.LayoutManager. His primary interests at Bocoup are user interface design, privacy and peer to peer networking on the Open Web.
Ashley is a former NYC Teaching Fellow, former lead instructor of the Flatiron School's NYC Web Development Fellowship, and current instructor at Bocoup. Ashley pairs a wealth of education background with a passion and prowess for web development.
So you've learned a good amount about JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS and how it all works together. At Roost, you'll see how to apply that knowledge in a sane workflow that takes advantage of coding, testing, and code-organization best practices. We'll walk you through the steps of assessing application structure, working with revision control, creating tests for your application, writing modularized and testable code, organizing your project and working collaboratively with others.
You can expect to be guided through the process of architecting, testing, and collaboratively building a web-application. Along the way, we'll dive into some of the complexities in JavaScript, software libraries like jQuery and Backbone.js, writing good unit tests and more. The focus, however, will be on the application of this knowledge - by the end of Roost, you'll have an application template that we'll have built together over the course of two days. While it's helpful to have prior programming experience with JavaScript, don't worry if you aren't already building web applications from scratch - seeing what you need to learn in action is a great jumping off point for further learning.
We're always improving our materials - as such, the schedule below is subject to change.
8:00 – 9:00
9:00 – 9:45
An overview of architectural principles in building Graphical User Interface (GUI) applications in general, and single-page JavaScript applications in particular. We'll cover implementation details such as organizing our source files, handling third-party libraries, testing code, and automating our tasks.
Ashley Williams
9:45 – 10:15
We'll receive requirements for our application from our client. But before we dive into coding, we'll show how we break those requirements down in to discrete tasks, impose engineering standards on ourselves, and translate all of those requirements into something a developer can understand.
Mike Pennisi
10:15 – 10:45
10:45 – 11:45
We'll take what we've learned from our requirements and what we know about application architecture to set up our project folders and core files, automated task runner (Grunt), and source control (Git).
Ben Alman
11:45 – 12:30
The Model-View-Controller paradigm has been used since the 1970s to build GUI applications. We'll talk about how this pattern translates to web applications and how our chosen framework (Backbone) conforms to and/or alters this pattern.
Irene Ros
12:30 – 1:30
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We'll create a model and a view, set them up to communicate with our API endpoints, and see how that all looks together on the page!
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Large JavaScript applications can quickly
become unwieldy if we keep all of our code in a single file. On
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tags leads to what is commonly known as "dependency hell." We'll
show how we can prevent both of these outcomes with a healthy dose
of vitamin AMD.
Mike Pennisi
3:00 – 3:30
3:30 – 4:00
We've pulled a single piece of data into our app, but we're often going to want to pull in a number of objects. We'll talk about the things we need to consider when rendering an entire collection of data to the page.
Irene Ros
4:00 – 5:00
At this point, we're successfully getting data into our application and rendering our pages, but we've created some redundant code. We also need a way to navigate from page to page. We'll finish up the day by refactoring our current codebase to keep things DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and wiring up client-side URL routing.
Ashley Williams
8:00 – 9:00
9:00 – 9:15
What the heck happened yesterday? We'll recap the high points and set up today's sessions.
Ashley Williams
9:15 – 9:45
Our designer gave us a ton of great styles for our app! How do we use a modular approach in creating our style sheets, handle browser differences, and keep from repeating code? We'll use a framework (Stylus) to keep ourselves in line!
Ben Alman
9:45 – 10:45
So far, our app reads data from the server
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We'll talk about both form input and HTML5 APIs like
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Irene Ros & Mike Pennisi
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Unit testing is an integral part of writing stable software. We'll talk about why it's important, when to test, and how we do it in JavaScript using Mocha, Chai, and Sinon.
Mike Pennisi
12:30 – 1:30
1:30 – 2:15
Our app can read and write data, but now we want to let our users delete it. If we follow the principles we've learned up to this point, it should be a piece of cake…
Ashley Williams
2:15 – 3:00
Sometimes unit testing just isn't enough, particularly in the browser environment. We'll start test-driving using browser automation with Selenium, and learn how to write tests that navigate through the connected pieces of our app.
Mike Pennisi
3:00 – 3:30
3:30 – 4:15
Even if our application completely works, we're not done yet. We need to optimize our application for the production environment and transfer over the Internet. We'll cover some simple things we can do to improve performance and the deployment process.
Ben Alman
4:15 – 5:00
We've got a fast, stable application that we can be proud of. But what now? Now that we have something we're happy with, how does that inform our next application? And the next one after that? What can we re-use and what do we have to consider fresh each time?
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Bengal's defensive end, Carlos Dunlap, has been named AFC Defensive Player of the Week by the NFL.
The third-year pro from Florida had two sacks on Dan Diego quarterback Philip Rivers in last week's match up at Qualcomm Stadium. Both sacks resulted in fumbles.
The first fumble was recovered by San Diego in the first quarter for a seven-yard loss.
Late in the fourth quarter, Dunlap dropped Philips for a 10 yard loss forcing a second fumble. Dunlap recovered the fumble, himself, returning two yards.
Dunlap totaled five tackles in the game. He was credited by coaches with four additional QB pressures.
Dunlap leads the Bengals this season in fumble recoveries with three. He is also tied for the lead in forced fumbles with three. Dunlap is tied for third in sacks (4.0) and third in QB pressures (17).
Dunlap joins defensive end, Michael Johnson, as the second Bengal this season to win AFC Defensive Player of the Week.
The Bengals have captured five of the league's weekly or monthly AFC awards this season. With four games left to play, they are tied for second most in franchise history. The 2012 Bengals are one short of the six awards garnered in 1988 and 1989.
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Larry and Cecelia (Harrelson) Wagner of Mt. Vernon will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 31.
The couple were united in marriage on Aug. 31, 19653, at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in McLeansboror by the Rev. C.A. Wagner.
Cecelia is the daughter of Roy and Sibyl Harrelson. She is a secretary at Bennett Metal. Larry is the son of Chester and Flora Wagner. He is an art teacher at Casey Middle School.
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Embarkation and debarkation was the best I have ever had on any cruise. it was quick and pleasant. Am so used to getting up early to do customs on the ship I was up with the birds the last morning of the cruise. Used this unexpected time to enjoy the sleeping ship and the sun rise!
We ate at Crossings the first and last night and were lavished with whole extra lobster tails at dinner! Fabulous and unexpected! Lovely servers every time and the bread is sooooo good. The middle night we went to le Bistro. This is a beautiful jewel box of a room down the side of deck 5. It is long and narrow with windows down the whole side. I brought on board wine for the first time ever. It was easy and I paid corkage after security with no trouble. The servers were wonderful with the wine brought on - it was quickly dunked in ice and served as it is was $$$$$.
We enjoyed the island beach very much and took the advice on this forum to purchase a clamshell. This made us feel like princesses and extended the time to lie on the beach in comfort. My only advice would be is to stick to beer as our drinks were weak but you always know where you are with beer. in Nassau we did a walking tour I found in these forums. Had been a little nervous about Nassau but it was Sunday and very quiet. As we wandered we found people said good morning to us and were very kind. The only time we felt nervous was near the pier - with 4 ships in it was very busy and crowded. We didn't have any issues in the straw market although we were readying ourselves for aggressive salespeople - it was so not the case.
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I am a city girl who loves living near the mountains and the sea. The greatest inspiration for my art is the beautiful scenery that surrounds me. As a native to Portland, Oregon, the majestic mountains and the vast ocean are a constant in my life.
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Germany's lower house of parliament passed a resolution on Thursday to protect the religious circumcision of infant boys after a district court ban on the practice outraged Muslims and Jews and sparked an emotional debate in the country.
The main political parties have criticized the ruling by a Cologne court and Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has promised a new law to make clear doctors or families will not be punished for carrying out the procedure.
The speed with which lawmakers agreed on the terms of the motion underscored sensitivity to charges of intolerance in a country haunted by its Nazi past.
The resolution, jointly filed by Merkel's conservatives, their liberal coalition ally (FDP) and the opposition Social Democrats (SPD), demanded that "the government present a draft law in the autumn ... that guarantees that the circumcision of boys, carried out with medical expertise and without unnecessary pain, is permitted".
The new law would overrule the Cologne court decision.
Lawmakers noted in the resolution that the court ruling had deeply unsettled Muslims and Jews in Germany, as they feared the practice would now be outlawed, while doctors were alarmed at the threat of prosecution if they performed operations.
"Jewish and Muslim religious life must continue to be possible in Germany. Circumcision has a central religious significance for Jews and Muslims," the resolution stated.
Merkel has said Germany risked becoming a "laughing stock" if Jews were not allowed to practice their rituals.
About 120,000 Jews are registered as living in Germany along with around 4 million Muslims, many of whom are from Turkey which has also criticized the court ruling.
Germany's Central Council of Jews described the Cologne ruling as an "unprecedented and dramatic intrusion" on religious freedom and the Central Council of Muslims in Germany called it a "blatant and inadmissible interference" in parents' rights.
The court ruling triggered a highly charged debate in Germany over infants' and parents' rights, religious freedom and the irreversible practice of circumcision itself.
An overwhelming majority of lawmakers voted in favor of the resolution, although the small opposition Left party opposed it, suggesting that infant boys could have a "symbolic circumcision" then undergo the actual operation when older.
Although it is the world's most commonly practiced surgical procedure, he said, it could lead to complications and must be viewed as a significant procedure.
A poll released on Thursday suggested almost half of Germans support a ban on the religious circumcision of boys. The YouGov survey showed 45 percent wanted to end the Islamic and Jewish tradition. About 42 percent were against a ban and 13 percent had no opinion.
The Cologne court, ruling in the case of a Muslim boy who suffered bleeding after circumcision, said the practice inflicted bodily harm and should not be carried out on young boys, although it could be practiced on older males with consent.
This is not acceptable under Jewish religious practice, which requires boys to be circumcised from eight days old, nor for many Muslims, for whom the age of circumcision varies according to family, country and tradition.
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I almost forgot to create an NCAA tournament bracket group here at Niners Nation! Thankfully I remembered with 12 hours to spare. I set up a group over at Yahoo! for Niners Nation members. To join the group:
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Caddo Parish Crimestoppers are assisting the White County Sheriff's Office with a cold case out of Searcy, Arkansas.
They're hoping to identify a homicide victim in a case from nearly 25 years ago. Investigators now believe he might have ties to Shreveport.
Back in 1989, a man's body was found in the Antioch community on Swinging Bridge Road. Deputies say there was no identification on his body and his identity could not be determined by dental records.
Shreveport Police are going to use Lamar electronic billboards all over the city and will feature a composite drawing of the man hoping to spark someone's memory who might have known him.
"They may have gone to school with him, may have worked with him, they may have been involved with him socially," said James Taliaferro with the Shreveport Police Department.
The Smith County Sheriff's Office believes the man, only known as "Gary," was shot and killed during a drug deal.
"Just by the nature of where the crime occurred and the way the body was disposed of kind of leads you to believe that he was meeting someone, and it was probably not legal," said Taliaferro.
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Wow, thanks, Friends! And it was a Happy Birthday, as I am reading this on my brand new Macbook! Thanks for your kind thoughts, and see everyone at Stonethrow.
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Health care reform "establishes a new board of federal bureaucrats (the 'Health Benefits Advisory Committee') to dictate the health plans that all individuals must purchase."
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Is there any way to write a telnet like application in Python for Series 60?
I'm trying to run with the socket code in a thread as I know you can't set sockets non-blocking. However settimeout() isn't present and I can't access the same socket object from two threads (I think).
This means that if I call recv() it will block until there is data to receive and it is the only way of finding out if there is any data to receive AFAIK. As I can't access the socket from multiple threads this means I must stop sending until I receive something which would be a problem.
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Veterans Affairs Sued For Denying Gay Marriage Benefits
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Aug 20, 2014
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is being sued over its refusal to grant spousal benefits to same-sex military couples in states where these marriages are not recognized.
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By Winnie McCroy | Thursday Jul 24, 2014
On July 30 at New York's supper club and cabaret 54 Below, Susan Blackwell hosts the "Volleygirls" fundraiser for the It Gets Better Project.
Obama Moves to Ensure Sick Leave for Gay Couples
By Josh Lederman | Friday Jun 20, 2014
The Obama administration will work to ensure that gay and lesbian Americans are eligible to take leave from their jobs to care for a same-sex spouse, regardless of whether they live in a state that recognizes gay marriage, the White House said Friday.
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On June 21 in New York's Tuxedo Ridge Ski Center in Tuxedo Park, the Out-Fit Challenge Mud Run will bring together members and friends of the LGBT community to benefit the Family Equality Council.
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On Sunday, June 15 at The Cutting Room, New York City's leading queer and indie entertainers will join forces for We Love Kate, a benefit to help raise money for transgender author, artist and activist Kate Bornstein's cancer treatment.
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On June 11 and June 12, Del Shores will come to Atlanta for two benefit performances for the AIDS Service Organization AID Atlanta.
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Thursday Jun 5, 2014
Washington state officials are reminding companies in the state that health benefits must be provided to same-sex spouses if they are provided to heterosexual spouses.
Ark. University Changes Decision on Gay Health Benefits
Wednesday May 21, 2014
The University of Arkansas System has reversed its decision to include same-sex couples in the health benefits that is offered to spouses.
Judge Takes Up Michigan Ban on Domestic Partner Benefits
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A ban on benefits for domestic partners in Michigan public schools and local governments might not save much money, but that's not a reason to throw out the law, a lawyer for the state told a federal judge Tuesday.
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By Brady McCombs | Thursday Mar 13, 2014
Utah state attorneys told a federal judge that it is reasonable to freeze benefits for more than 1,000 newly married gay and lesbian couples because their rights are not permanently vested until an appeal court rules on the state's same-sex marriage ban.
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Sisters Rosie Maldonado, 60, and Estella Magana, 62, both of Belton, were among the dozens of onlookers who filed into the Belton Cemetery on the afternoon of July 23 to take a glimpse of the work vandals had done overnight.
Belton Police Sgt. Brad Swanson said that likely a group of three or four teenagers came through the cemetery between of 10 p.m. July 22 and 5:30 a.m. July 23, toppling over 45 headstones within one lane of the cemetery, creating more pain for family and friends who have already lost so much.
The 20-acre cemetery is at the northwest corner of S. Scott Avenue and Cambridge Road, south of Belton High School.
An individual who routinely walks through the cemetery noticed the damage that morning and alerted police. Police then alerted Elmer Larkey, board president of the Belton Cemetery Association.
As of July 25, no arrests had been made.
Larkey said the headstones weigh around 500-600 pounds each. A much larger headstone weighing as much as 4,000 pounds was also tipped over.
"It's heartbreaking," Magana said. "I feel for everybody. They're not cheap."
Maldonado and Magana recently placed a flat headstone at their parent's grave at the cemetery. The sisters noticed at least nine upright headstones near their parents had been tipped over.
Amelia Myers, 31, Belton, also stopped by to check on the graves of loved ones Monday night.
"I've never seen anything like this. It's scary," she said. "When I heard about this, it was really devastating."
Swanson said that it also appeared that the vandals jumped a fence at the north end of the cemetery into the stadium at Belton High School, and broke into a shed underneath the bleachers. Items in the shed were moved around, Swanson said, but nothing was reportedly stolen. Police also discovered flowers, likely from the gravesites, in the shed.
Police contacted residents west of the cemetery as part of their investigation Monday morning.
"This is outright despicable," said 22-year-old Cody Akins, whose backyard looks out to the cemetery.
Akins added that during the three years he has been living in his present home, his car has been vandalized twice.
The Belton Cemetery Association is offering a $2,000 reward for information about the vandals. Anyone with information is asked to call the Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline at 816-474-8477.
The cemetery is owned and managed by the Belton Cemetery Association and dates to 1875. The cemetery or association is not connected with the city.


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The Bishops' Conference of Colombia has rejected a proposed law on euthanasia and assisted suicide currently being debated and said the country "has not been told the truth" about the measure.
After "attentive study, the Catholic Church wishes to express its total disagreement with the bill and its deep concern about the abuses that could result from its possible enactment," the bishops said in a Nov. 21 statement.
"The promoters of the law have repeatedly hidden from the public the serious implications and intentions of their proposal. There is nothing pious or humanitarian about it."
Despite supporters' arguments that the law will protect the rights of the sick, it instead "defends shadowy ideological and economic interests," the bishops said.
For example, they noted, the proposed law does not limit itself to "regulating" the 1997 ruling by Colombia's Constitutional Court that decriminalized euthanasia.
"That ruling did not legalize euthanasia in Colombia, but rather was limited to decriminalizing one specific case: that of a terminally ill patient who voluntarily and repeatedly, of his own free will, asks his attending physician for an early end to his life in order to avoid pain and suffering."
"The current bill establishes motives, criteria and procedures that contradict even those contemplated by the Constitutional Court," the bishops warned.
Article five of the law, additionally, "would legalize non-voluntary euthanasia, that is, that which is carried out without the express consent of the patient."
In their remarks, the bishops insisted that the bill is ultimately "a grave attack on the right to life and the health of all Colombians, especially the poorest and most disadvantaged."
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Harvard Business School is "deeply troubled" for having offended Arab
sensibilities due to the mischaracterization of various foods appearing on the
menu of the dining room's Israeli Mezze Station, Brian Kenny, chief marketing
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The controversy over the Israeli food station arose after
Lebanese Harvard graduate Sara el-Yafi on October 28 posted to her Facebook page
a letter of protest to the university describing the Israeli buffet's menu as an
affront to Arabs, as such foods as humous and couscous are not of Israeli
"That 'Israeli Mezze Station" is the ultimate multicultural,
multireligious 'f*** you' in the face of ALL Arabs at once from North Africa to
the Levant," el- Yafi wrote.
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The adidas Originals adiHigh EXT Casual Shoes have an all-leather build for a standout look and comfort for your little guy's feet. Inspired by basketball sneakers of the past, these kicks provide a slimmer, shinier stride than their sport-style counterparts.
The classic silhouette offers a versatile style that's perfect for school or the playground. Details include a vulcanized rubber outsole for superior traction and stylish perforated 3-Stripes on the sides.
The adidas Originals adiHigh EXT Casual Shoes truly are made for anything. They have a comfortable textile lining and keep little feet cool, dry and comfortable on the go.
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