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A year after my first talk on UICollectionView, I had the chance to return to Seattle Xcoders to discuss UIViewController containment in iOS 8. The slides and code are both available online.Read on →
A year after my first talk on UICollectionView, I had the chance to return to Seattle Xcoders to discuss UIViewController containment in iOS 8. The slides and code are both available online.Read on →
Note: this post is part of a series about the Swift programming language, introduced at WWDC 2014. I'm no more experienced in Swift than anyone else outside Apple, but I learn best by coding and talking through a problem. If there's a better way to approach some of these topics, get in touch on Twitter!
We've had a little over two weeks to play with the Swift programming
language now, and one sharp edge that keeps coming up is the
language's inclusion of what they call "optional types". The vast majority of
Objective-C developers are familiar with the use of
nil to indicate a
nonexistent value, but communicating that kind of information through a
variable's type is a bit more foreign.
In this post, we'll have an introductory discussion about how Swift provides optional types, go over a couple of implementation details, and point out a few tough spots in the optional system.Read on →
Note: this post begins a new series about the Swift programming language, introduced at WWDC 2014. I'm no more experienced in Swift than anyone else outside Apple, but I learn best by coding and talking through a problem. If there's a better way to approach some of these topics, get in touch on Twitter!
An ordered dictionary is a useful data structure that combines attributes of an array and a dictionary. Like an array, it stores elements in the order they're added, and enumeration happens in the same fixed order every time. It also satisfies the basic idea of a dictionary: it stores key-value pairs, and can look up values by key.
Ordered dictionaries are incredibly useful tools for all kinds of development. To crib an example from the Swift book, an ordered dictionary might help an app display people and their ages: you might use names for keys, ages for values, and use the order to provide data in table cells by index path (and support user-driven reordering, to boot).
In this article, we'll build an ordered dictionary atop the two primitive collection types already in Swift: an Array and a Dictionary. Let's go!Read on →
I recently had the opportunity to give a talk at Seattle Xcoders about UICollectionViews in iOS 6. Unfortunately, I didn't get a recording or screencast, but the slides are available here; you can also find the source code used in the talk (spruced up a bit) over at GitHub.
This past weekend I found myself in a situation where I would need to export 20 or so Keynote files to PDF. These generated PDFs all needed to have the same export options (no added dates, no presenter notes, etc.), and I really wanted to avoid having to go through all of them manually, clicking all the relevant boxes – which Keynote helpfully resets every time you hit Export.
Thankfully, there's a (slightly) better way: AppleScript. With a couple hours' work, I was able to tweak this script to work with the latest version of Keynote (5.3 at time of writing). The results aren't great – the exported file always ends up in your Documents folder, and I don't quite trust some of the delay statements – but it gets the job done with little more than a drag & drop.Read on →
I've been looking more and more at using AppleScripts in Alfred, my launcher/productivity app for Mac OS X. Today's snippet is about switching the active audio output device; I wanted this for work, where I switch between external speakers and some headphones plugged into the front 3.5mm jack.Read on →
Scala has been a fairly interesting language to me ever since dealing with it a few years ago for a paper on functional programming; when I saw it referenced again recently (in an article about D, of all things), I decided to give it a try. Scala is notable for being runnable on the JVM, with the right libraries – and what better way could there be to learn a JVM-compatible language than to write a Bukkit plugin with it?Read on →
Alfred is one of my personal favorite and most-used apps on my Mac, and with the PowerPack, it's become my primary portal into iTunes as well. (Those of you with Macs but without Alfred are missing out.) However, there remains one big deficiency in Alfred as it ships: there's no ability to generate a Genius playlist from the currently playing song.Read on →
Working on an iOS contract application the other day, I happened to create a manager class for a data collection. The purpose of the manager was to bundle a table view data source in with other convenience methods for the array being managed (
count, etc.). In the process, I stumbled across a pretty aggressive autocomplete suggestion.
Hanging out on StackOverflow the other day, I came across this little gem of a question: Can iPhone apps start on start-up?Read on →


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Oh, the inhumanity.
Only a few days ago, Freddie the Free Range Rooster was cock of the walk at the east end of the town of Culpeper.
Today, he paces around anxiously in a pen at the Culpeper County Animal Shelter.
And not even a rooster pen, but a dog pen! In fact, the name on the cage door reads "Lucky, a pit bull"!
Perhaps it will get changed to "Unlucky Freddie" in the days to come.
During an exclusive interview, Freddie indicated that he is being treated well, although the howling dogs seem to be getting on his nerves and the screaming cats are driving him crazy.
But as this reporter left the holding area, there came a loud "cock-a-doodle-do," which loosely translated apparently means "Somebody get me the heck outta here!"
"He's been crowing all day," said Animal Services Director Jamie Bennett. "He's kinda cocky."
And Freddie has a right to be a bit haughty. Although town police Chief Chris Jenkins has refused to release details regarding his capture, accounts of the late-night raid have emerged.
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Sousse, Tunisia, March 23, 2014 – Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia), Borj Bou Aririj (Algeria), Setif (Algeria), Sfax (Tunisia) have progressed to the quarterfinal of the 2014 Men's African Club Championship held at Sousse, Tunisia after day four of the competition.
Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia) and Borj Bou Aririj (Algeria) will now compete in Pool A along with Bafia (Cameroon) and Nahda (Sudan). Setif (Alegria) and Sfax (Tunisia) will join Pool B in the race to the finish. Four more slots will be determined for pools C and D when the competition resumes on Monday, the fifth day of competition.
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- tifsong said...
i will join the gym when you become instructor.
- January 20, 2011 at 7:06 AM
- Esra said...
Good luck!
I went to a spin class once and I DIED haha, but I think that's down to my poor fitness levels (which I'm working on)...I agree about the music - whenever the good tracks came on I tried harder!
- January 20, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- Dina @ 4 Lettre Words said...
Oh, how great are those!? My boys point out anything and everything pink and say, "Mom, you should get this." I do love it so! :)
- January 20, 2011 at 7:57 AM
- Danielle said...
I will go to your class!
- January 20, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- aftonbrooke said...
I want to go to your class! It would be so much FUN!
- January 20, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Mandi said...
I've always been afraid of spin haha. But you'd be an awesome instrutor. I'd totally come! And I want to hear your awesome playlist. :)
- January 20, 2011 at 5:19 PM
- Chloe said...
thanks for commenting on my blog!! please keep reading and commenting!
I hope that you get the pink flats for your birthday
- January 21, 2011 at 5:47 AM
- Krysten @ After 'I Do' said...
Dude I would totally exercise if the machines were pink!
- January 21, 2011 at 7:32 AM
- Connie said...
you've inspired me! I've worked out twice since I had my baby but I need to make it a consistent thing
Maybe if I had a cute pink bike I would more!(;
- January 23, 2011 at 10:04 AM
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a pink one! ooh maybe exercise would be fun with this!
- January 24, 2011 at 12:15 AM
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That sounds like a fantastic goal! And I really hope you achieve it. I think you would be one of those wonderful instructors that make everyone feel really good :)
- January 26, 2011 at 3:28 AM
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I am addicted to spinning and I actually teach myself. Do it! You will LOVE it and it will give you so much confidence! Thanks for stopping by my blog and for your sweet comment. Happy belated birthday!
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MIAMI (AP) - Veterans of the so-called Pedro Pan flights out of Cuba are gathering in Miami to mark the 50th anniversary of their exodus.
More than 14,000 children were spirited out of the island between 1960 and 1962 under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Church's so-called Operation Pedro Pan and at the behest of Cuban parents fearful of the new communist government.
On Friday, those children, many now with grandchildren of their own, will revisit the South Florida camps they first stayed in following their U.S. arrival. The youngsters later moved into foster homes and orphanages until their parents could also leave the island. In many cases, the reunions took years.


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The nurse is caring for a client who has normal glucose levels at bedtime, hypoglycemia at 2am and hyperglycemia in the morning. What is this client likely experiencing?
A. Dawn phenomenon
B. Somogyi effect
C. An insulin spike
D. Excessive corticosteroids
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The nurse is caring for a patient whose blood glucose level is 55mg/dL. What is the likely nursing response?
A. Administer a glucagon injection
B. Give a small meal
C. Administer 10-15 grams of a carbohydrate
D. Give a small snack of high protein food
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What insulin type can be given by IV? Select all that apply:
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B. Lispro (Humalog)
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D. Glargine (Lantus)
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A client with type II diabetes is being educated about what to do if he catches the flu or a cold. What is something he should be informed of?
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In educating a client about Type II Diabetes, what would be a proper explanation for poor wound healing?
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B. Swings in blood sugar prevent proper clotting
C. The pancreas fails to secrete the proper chemicals
D. Ketosis prevents proper healing
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When does regular insulin generally have peak action after application?
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B. 45-60 minutes
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D. 2-3 hours
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In educating a client with diabetes, what response would reveal need for further education?
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B. I should take good care of my toe nails
C. I should not go more than 3 days without washing my feet
D. I should avoid going barefoot and should wear clean socks
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A client with diabetes and coronary heart disease is being evaluated for treatment. In light of the heart condition, which medication option is more likely to be an issue?
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B. Pioglitazone (Actos)
C. Insulin
D. Sitagliptin (Januvia)
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What is NOT true of hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome (HHNS) compared to diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)?
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B. Both have high levels of hyperglycemia
C. Both typically are treated with insulin
D. In HHNS, blood pH tends to drop
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Pulau Hari: Dive with Turtles
Southeast Sulawesi Tourism has always had an amazing charm, with not only its nature, heritage, arts and crafts creations, and culture, but also its beaches with their breath-taking underwater beauty and pearly white sands, which have become a main attraction of Pulau Hari. If you are visiting areas of Southeast Sulawesi, you should not leave without setting foot on Pulau Hari, not far from the district's main capital of Kendari. The...
Location: Sulawesi » South East Sulawesi » Kota Kendari
Pulau Kadidiri
For dive fanatics, the name Kadidiri Island is a familiar leading destination in Indonesia, although it is as yet still little known outside the diving community. Located at the tip of the Gulf of Tomini in Central Sulawesi, Kadidiri is one of the islands in the Togean National Park that contains the wealth of the Coral Triangle. With white sand beaches and astonishingly glassy water, Kadidiri's exotic beauty and charm make it one of the...
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Pulau Maratua: Dive with Green Turtles and Manta Rays in East Kalimantan
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Location: Kalimantan » East Kalimantan » Kab. Berau
Pulau Poya Lisa
Poya Lisa Island is an idyllic little island included in the area that makes up the Togean National Park in Central Sulawesi. Privately-owned and literally off-the-map, Poya Lisa is the perfect extreme getaway for complete relaxation and ultimate detachment from the hustle and bustle that is everyday city-life. Although relatively small and rarely mentioned, the natural beauty of the island and genuine warmth of the local people are sure to...
Location: Sulawesi » Central Sulawesi » Kab. Tojo Una Una
Pulau Pramuka
Pulau Pramuka is a beautiful island in the middle of the Thousand Islands Marine National Park in the Bay of Jakarta located further off into the Java Sea. This cluster includes Pulau Tidung, Pulau Bidadari, Pulau Ayer and others. Pramuka also acts as the central administration for the whole Thousand Islands District. It has an area of approximately 9 acres and is part of Keluruhan Pulau Panggang, North Thousand Islands District, Jakarta...
Location: Java » DKI Jakarta » Kepulauan Seribu
Pulau Satonda: Unique Salt Water Lake of Sumbawa
Two European scientists named Stephan Kempe and Josef Kazmierczak were researching Satonda Lake in 1984, 1989 and 1996. The result of their studies showed that Satonda Lake is a rare phenomenon because of the salty water with alkaline levels much higher than regular sea water. It was their combined opinion that Satonda basin coincided with the formation of craters which aged back more than 10,000 years. (Microbialites and Hydrochemistry of the...
Location: The Nusa Tenggara Islands » West Nusa Tenggara » Kab. Sumbawa, Kab. Dompu
Pulau Tengah in the Java Sea: surrounded by living reefs and colorful fish
Pulau Tengah, or Middle Island as it translates to, is another must visit spot when touring the Karimunjawa archipelago, located off the northern coast of Central Java. Measuring only approximately 4 hectares, Tengah Island is a small island. But what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in exquisite and natural beauty both on land and underwater. Karimunjawa, which literally means "a stone's throw from Java,"...
Location: Java » Central Java » Kab. Jepara
PULAU TIDUNG, weekend get-away in Jakarta's Thousand Islands
Living in the city of Jakarta, or any large metropolis for that matter, it's easy to spend your weekends or holidays by just defaulting to what you always do, simply because you always do it. Go to the mall, go shopping, hang out in the café, or maybe catch a movie in the cinema. All of this has become so common place that it just gets boring. So why not try something different this time? Pulau Tidung is located...
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First POST: Fusion Politics
BY Micah L. Sifry | Tuesday, September 9 2014
The Teachout-Wu Cuomo-Hochul race as it comes to a close; more criticism for Reddit as it prepares a major new round of funding; First Lady Michelle Obama as an Upworthy curator; and much, much more. Read More
Civic Tech and Engagement: In Search of a Common Language
BY Micah L. Sifry | Friday, September 5 2014
We need much clearer language to describe civic tech. Too often, people working in this field struggle to put into words what it is they are striving for. It's not enough to assume that, like the Supreme Court and obscenity, we know good civic tech when we see it. And if we can't say why something is good (or even great), how can we know what to design for? Indeed, how do we even know if we're after the same design goals? Read More
First POST: Fireworks
BY Micah L. Sifry | Thursday, September 4 2014
Why business should defend "net neutrality"; the civic tech scene in Chicago; the tech money behind a Washington state gun control initiative; and much, much more. Read More
How the White House's We the People E-Petition Site Became a Virtual Ghost-Town
BY Dave Karpf | Friday, June 20 2014
The White House once boasted that 5.4 million people have created We The People accounts, resulting in 9.2 million signatures. But the statistic only shows that there are less than 2 signatures per person, which means that the average user is signing a single petition and then never returning again. David Karpf explains how and why the White House's e-petition site has failed to take off. Read More
First POST: Rumblings
BY Micah L. Sifry | Friday, May 30 2014
Edward Snowden and the NSA duke it out; Google pushed for improvements in the USA Freedom Act; tech moguls come out as backers of Lawrence Lessig's SuperPAC; and much, much more Read More
First POST: Hashing it Out
BY Micah L. Sifry | Tuesday, May 27 2014
How the #YesAllWomen hashtag erupted in response to the Santa Barbara killings; the Internet's broken business model; why tech companies are (mostly) losing in Congress; and much, much more. Read More
First POST: Incentives
BY Micah L. Sifry | Tuesday, December 10 2013
HealthCare.gov has turned the corner; David Karpf asks if Change.org is watering down its issues as its gains users; and everyone is worrying when the great Facebook News Feed crash will come; and much, much more. Read More
First POST: Profanity
BY Micah L. Sifry | Thursday, October 31 2013
The Washington Post exposes the NSA's hacking of Google and Yahoo; the US promises, yet again, to overhaul its FOIA administration; the states start to pass their own new privacy laws; and much, much more. Read More
You Can't A/B Test Your Response to Syria
BY Micah L. Sifry | Wednesday, September 4 2013
While Congress wrestles with President Obama's unexpected request for formal legal authorization before he orders airstrikes on Syria, it's been fascinating to watch the country's big online advocacy groups try to figure out their own position on the crisis. Should the US bomb Syria in order to punish Bashar Assad for using chemical weapons on his own people, risking a wider American involvement in the conflict and potentially further destabilizing the region? Or should the US stay out of that kind of direct involvement, even if that risks emboldening Assad and could lead to more frequent uses of chemical weapons in the future? These are just some of the hard questions at stake. And what makes any decision even harder is the fast-moving and relatively unique nature of these events. Even tougher for big e-groups like MoveOn.org, Democracy for America, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which collectively claim about ten million list members, the Syria crisis isn't an issue that these groups were formed to address. Nor is there an obvious consensus "progressive" position to promote, beyond the one these groups were all touting in the last few weeks (along with many others, including some conservative organizations), which was the need to bring the question before Congress. Some people are strong anti-interventionists, wary of green-lighting another American incursion in the Middle East. Others worry about genocide, and don't want to look the other way when mass killings of civilians take place. Read More
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MoveOn Political Action announced Monday that its members have endorsed Silicon Valley's incumbent Democrat Mike Honda. Read More


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Anthem to open CareMore centers in Henrico
Anthem will introduce four new healthcare centers - including two in Henrico - to the Metro Richmond market in January.
The CareMore care centers will open in the Brook Run Shopping Center in northern Henrico; near the intersection of Parham Road and Patterson Avenue; on Midlothian Turnpike near Robious Road; and on Jahnke Road near Chippenham Hospital.
The centers will only accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare patients.
CareMore innovated a successful Medicare advantage plan to provide coverage and care for about 54,000 people in California, Arizona and Nevada. In 2011, the California-based CareMore Health Group was bought by Anthem's parent company WellPoint, Inc.
"The key to understand is although we're a health plan, we're really a healthcare delivery system and that's why we're different," said Dr. Michael Neiderer, regional medical officer for CareMore. "We come in with an entire approach of how to take care of patients and a lot of the emphasis that it is on is health maintenance and spending on a more robust benefit to maintain health than to take care of people in the hospital."
CareMore care centers provide coordinated care plans for patients with multiple doctors and have specialized programs to help those with chronic conditions such as diabetes or congenital heart failure, said Linda Larue, general manager of CareMore for Virginia.
"There really is the care model in the concept of the team, how the team takes care of the patient, that really is so innovative and makes it so successful," she said. "We don't really have anything like that in Richmond."
She emphasized that the services provided by the centers are holistic but do not replace the primary care physician's role. CareMore's services also include mental health programs and more social services, such as seminars on phone usage or Nifty After Fifty, a fitness program.
"If you can imagine going to your primary care doctor, you know in the world we live in today you may get 10 or 15 minutes with your doctor and sometimes that's just not enough for this population of patients," she said. "Enrollees may see their primary care doctor couple times but they can come to the care clinic as often as they want."
The CareMore centers and model will have working relationships with the five HCA hospitals in the region, building on Anthem's previous partnerships with them, Larue said. There also will be a network of associated local physicians.
When new patients visit one of the CareMore centers, they will sit with a physician or physician's assistance to complete CareMore's Healthy Start medical history evaluation, Neiderer said. Staff members then will put patients with chronic or preexisting conditions into programs to help monitor their progress.
"That makes it that much easier for the primary care physician when they finally meet their new patients," he said. "We try to have that healthy start completed and that information to the primary care physician so that when they meet the patient they have that and it can save a lot of time and help them get to the patient more quickly."
The centers are now hiring, according to CareMore's official website, for offices in Brooklyn and Albany, N.Y. and the Richmond-area locations.
WellPoint and Anthem run Blue Cross Blue Shield in 14 states, with one in nine Americans receiving coverage from one of its affiliated plans, according to the WellPoint website.
MADD to host candlelight vigil Dec. 2 at UR
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
A.C. Moore to host winter craft day for kids
Event will help kick of Marine Corps' 'Toys for Tots' campaign
All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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The Dominion GardenFest of Lights Grand Illumination takes place tonight at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden! This year's theme is "A Legacy in Lights: 120 Years from Bicycle Club to Botanical Garden," which celebrates the Garden's history. You can also celebrate Thanksgiving again – tomorrow at Henricus Historical Park. More great events – Lavender Fields Herb Farm and Wilton House Museum will both host their holiday open house events this weekend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
A hero is born
Disney's 'Big Hero 6,' lovable robot Baymax delight
It may be time for Olaf to step down as our nation's reigning cartoon character. Big Hero 6, the latest animated feature from Disney, contains a challenger to the throne: Baymax (Scott Adsit), another lovably chubby white wonder, who will bring joy to children's hearts and invade every home in America inside a six-foot pile of Disney merchandise.
Big Hero 6 (based ever so slightly on a Marvel comic of the same name) is the story of Baymax – and also his closest companion Hiro Hamada (Ryan Potter). And then also their four friends, all of whom join together to form the titular superhero team.
At first, though, it's only Hiro, a young boy and an engineering prodigy, who'd rather spend his time in underground robot fight clubs than do something productive with his gifts. > Read more.
Authentically Italian
Bella's feels – and tastes – like Italy should
Short Pump is known for its share of chain restaurants and strip malls, but diners looking for something more distinct can certainly find it without heading downtown or to nearby Charlottesville.
In fact, local husband-and-wife restaurateurs Valeria Bisenti and Doug Muir brought a taste of Charlottesville (and Italy) to Short Pump when they took a chance and opened Bella's second location in the same shopping strip as Wal-Mart and Peter Chang China Cafe. (Bella's original location is on Main Street in downtown Charlottesville.)
For a local Italian restaurant, Bella's is as "Mom and Pop" as its gets. Valeria is Mom, and Doug is Pop. Since its opening about six months ago, diners have been eating rich comfort foods and drinking Italian wines. > Read more.
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"I'm an atheist," the late actress Katherine Hepburn once told an interviewer, "and that's it. I believe there's nothing we can know except that we should be kind to each other and do what we can for each other."
Plainly, atheists can be, and often are, good people. It's wonderful that Katherine Hepburn knew those things. I believe that she did know them; I hope that she acted accordingly. But how did she know them? It's one thing to believe in moral principles; it's quite another to be able to justify them, to give an account of their source. And this seems to me a particular problem for atheists.
"Morality," writes the evolutionary atheist philosopher Michael Ruse, "or more strictly our belief in morality, is merely an adaptation put in place to further our reproductive ends. Hence the basis of ethics does not lie in God's will — or in the metaphysical roots of evolution or any other part of the framework of the Universe. In an important sense, ethics as we understand it is an illusion fobbed off on us by our genes to get us to cooperate. It is without external grounding. Ethics is produced by evolution but is not justified by it."
Once I've recognized that morality is an illusion, though, why should I feel bound by it — especially when I can safely ignore it?
"We are survival machines," says the British biologist and vocal "New Atheist" Richard Dawkins, nothing more than "robot vehicles blindly programmed to preserve the selfish molecules known as genes."
"What natural selection favors," writes Dawkins, "is rules of thumb, which work in practice to promote the genes that built them. Rules of thumb, by their nature, sometimes misfire. In a bird's brain, the rule 'Look after small squawking things in your nest, and drop food into their red gapes,' typically has the effect of preserving the genes that built the rule, because the squawking, gaping objects in an adult bird's nest are normally its own offspring. The rule misfires if another baby bird somehow gets into the nest, a circumstance that is positively engineered by cuckoos. Could it be that our Good Samaritan urges are misfiring, analogous to the misfiring of a reed warbler's parental instincts when it works itself to the bone for a young cuckoo? An even closer analogy is the human urge to adopt a child."
But does adoption — or contributing to relief for unrelated poor people in distant countries, or risking one's life to save a stranger — really represent mere evolutionary error?
To his credit, Dawkins himself recoils from the idea. He calls such acts "precious mistakes." But why are they "precious"? What does that mean beyond the mere fact that he likes them, as he might like broccoli or the Beach Boys?
"The universe that we observe," he's also written, "has precisely the properties we should expect if there is, at bottom, no design, no purpose, no evil, no good, nothing but pitiless indifference."
On what objective grounds, if any, can someone holding this view say that failure to help a child or fight Third World hunger is "wrong"? On what basis, even, can such a person condemn murder, rape or child abuse? If somebody else endorses them, on what basis can a Dawkins disagree? The Nazis regarded killing Jews and Gypsies and enslaving Slavs as good things. Are these only matters of opinion?
Another way of looking at them involves what members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints call "the light of Christ," something given to every human. It provides both basic moral intuitions and, ultimately, the grounds for holding all of us morally accountable. As the apostle Paul wrote, "Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law which shew the work of the law written in their hearts" (Romans 2:14-15).
A simple argument can be formulated this way:
1. If there is no God, objective morality and moral obligations don't exist.
2. But objective morality and moral obligations do exist.
3. Therefore, God exists.
The logic of the argument is valid, and I suspect that most people intuitively believe both of the premises. If they are granted, the conclusion follows.
Note: This column was inspired and influenced by essays by William Lane Craig and Chad Meister in William Lane Craig and Chad Meister, eds., "God is Great, God is Good" (Downers Grove, IL, 2009).
Daniel Peterson teaches Arabic studies, founded BYU's Middle Eastern Texts Initiative, directs MormonScholarsTestify.org, chairs www.mormoninterpreter.com, blogs daily at www.patheos.com/blogs/danpeterson and speaks only for himself.
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Naked Oregonian TSA protest!Submitted by Antelmann22 on Thu, 05/16/2013 - 22:35
Now that'll draw attention!
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My grown son
did something like this a few years ago.The TSA was giving him a hard time so he dropped his drawers in front of everyone.They were
not pleased!
That's awesome
he must have had a slim jim in his pocket (nitrates/nitrites) before boarding although the blurry line looks his balls are about a subway footlong between his pockets.
Remember when the slim jim place blew up? Those items have a limited role, mainly preservatives and fertilizers. We don't need them for either. We don't need preservatives other than pickling (maybe some pickling lime and salt), and we don't need fertilizer because there is plenty of BS to go around.
That nasty stuff is no good. It can and will kill you. It only takes about 2 grams of any of them to kill a human via air, direct ingestion, &c.
The Naked Oregonians
Great name for a band!
Resist the temptation to feed the trolls.
Very brave American indeed!
I'm loving his courage.
The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.
-Thomas Paine
That's exactly what I
That's exactly what I intended to do if I was ever asked to "step into a screening room." The last place I ever want to be is in an isolated room, out of sight or earshot from anyone, accompanied only by armed people asking me to take off my clothes.
Humility has to take a back seat to that.
~ Engage in the war of attrition: http://pacalliance.us/redamendment/
The dam is going to break in
The dam is going to break in the Federal Government employee abuse of We the Peoples forth Amendment rights.
I Am Willing to Give Up some Perceived Notion of National Security for Retention of My Constitutional Rights.
My old landlord did this once, except it was behind a Wal-Mart. And he wasn't protesting anything.
He told me the police found a knife on him when he was caught. I never dared ask where he had it.
A signature used to be here!
God bless him!
Take that TSA! Man, he's got courage. If we were all that brave, this government would be put back in it's place pronto.
That's GREAT!
I wish I had the stones to do that....)
What would the Founders do?
LOL This guy has balls and dear TSA was lucky enough to see them
LOL. This guy has balls. And dear TSA was lucky enough to see them! Mouarf! :P
Now I want to know that man!
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
That's awesome!
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Men's tennis beats UMBC at home 5-2
Bearcats win 12th straight over America East rival
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VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton men's tennis (12-10) extended its win streak against its primary America East foe, defeating visiting UMBC 5-2 Saturday afternoon at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
Binghamton captured the doubles point and then won four of the six singles matches to post its 12th straight win over the Retrievers (11-9). The two programs are likely on a collision course in the America East finals, where they have met in each of the last four years, with BU winning all four titles.
The Bearcats won at the 3-6 singles positions - all in straight sets - to clinch the win.
Junior No. 3 Robin Lesage posted a dominant 6-1, 6-1 win to pace singles play. It was his 18th win of the season. Sophomore No. 5 Eliott Hureau notched his 20th win of the season with a 6-1, 6-4 victory. He has a team-high 13 dual match wins.
The Bearcats next hit the road for matches against Stony Brook and Hartford next Friday on Long Island before hosting Penn in the team's regular-season finale on Saturday.
Binghamton 5, UMBC 2
1. Alexander Maisin/Aswin Nambi (BU) def. Justin Carter/Melker Svard (UMBC), 8-6
2. Alex Drean/Daniel Gray (UMBC) def. Eliott Hureah/Janik Burri (BU), 9-8
3. Sid Hazarika/Ismael Dinia (BU) def. Eliott Loubatie/Kamal Patel (UMBC), 8-2
1. Justin Carter (UMBC) def. Sid Hazarika (BU), 6-3, 4-6, 6-2
2. Melker Svard (UMBC) def. Alexander Maisin (BU), 6-3, 6-1
3. Robin Lesage (BU0 def. Alex Drean (UMBC), 6-1, 6-1
4. Ismael Dinia (BU) def. Eliott Loubatie (UMBC), 6-3, 6-2
5. Eliott Hureau (BU) def. Daniel Grfay (UMBC), 6-1, 6-4
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Third sailing added to Richmond barge service
Virginia Port Authority (VPA) officials are confident that a third sailing of the container-on-barge service called the 64 Express that connects the Hampton Roads Harbor with the Port of Richmond will be a factor in doubling the volume of cargo moved by the service.This week a third trip will be added to the weekly barge service; the service will call the Port of Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The barges can carry between 80 and 100 containers, depending on their lengths.
"Adding a third sailing along with an overall increase in customers that are considering the barge as a means of transporting their cargo sets it up for success going forward," said Rodney W. Oliver, the VPA's interim executive director. "This started out very small: one time a week and a few containers at a time. The next step is to get it to five days a week."
So far this year (through August), 6,227 containers have moved on the twice-weekly barge service, compared with last year's total of 4,386 containers. Barge traffic was off in 2011 because a major user temporarily scaled back its use of the service.
The barge service was the result of a larger effort to reduce truck traffic on Interstate 64, reduce carbon emissions and to better utilize the Port of Richmond, which lost its two last ocean carriers as a result of the recession.
"If you look at it in terms of roundtrip truck trips, thus far in 2012 we've taken nearly 12,500 trucks off the road and the emissions that go with that figure as well as a reduction in the wear and tear on the roads," said Heather W. Wood, the VPA's director of environmental affairs. "Next year we expect to remove more than 20,000 truck trips from I-64."
An increase in barge traffic and greater utilization of the Port of Richmond could serve as a catalyst for economic growth and development around that facility.
Major Richmond port customers include MeadWestvaco, Altria, Equistock and TFC Recycling. Besides container traffic, the port also handles dry-bulk and breakbulk cargo.
"Given its location right on I-95 and the connection it has to The Port of Virginia, we see a lot of upside on multiple fronts for the Port of Richmond," Oliver said.
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If the justice department or any company affected by this wants to, they could claim Computer Fraud and Abuse.
Yet somehow I doubt the "researches" will get any jail time.
Differences between DynamoDB and GAE Datastore
One major difference between GAE Datastore and DynamoDB is that GAE supports single and multi property indexes while Dynamo does not support indexes at all aside from a table's primary key. GAE datastore supports efficient queries that use the indexes (if you try to run a query that does not use an index it will fail) along with some basic predicates like equality, inequality, greater than and less than expressions, etc. In DynamoDB, if you want an index, you have to build it yourself in a supplementary table.
GAE Datastore Self-Merge Joins
GAE datastore also supports what they call "self-merge joins" which are super powerful. I don't know if any other schema-less datastore has this.
DynamoDB Purpose
The main reason one would use DynamoDB is when they need scalable throughput; in other words, when your needs for write and/or read speeds fluctuate drastically and when you know you will occasionally spike to extremely high throughput requirements. For times when you expect to have huge throughput for writing, you can pay to scale for that small period of time and then you can reduce your costs by throttling down to a more sane limit. You can run MapReduce jobs over DynamoDB tables using Amazon Elastic Map Reduce. And you can also copy a DynamoDB table into an Amazon Redshift "warehouse"; once the data is copied into Redshift you can run efficient SQL queries over it and Redshift can efficiently do that over petabytes worth of data.
MongoDB, on the other hand, is a "schema-less," document oriented database that is good for organizing clumps of information as a single "item" in the datastore. So for example, you can have a single book document which contains nested information about its authors, keywords, reader reviews, and statistics about word usage in the book....all in a single mondodb "record." This is essentially impossible in DynamoDB (unless you do what the previous article's author did by storing an object graph as JSON within a single column but this is kind of misuse). Mongo also provides indexes on properties in those documents (even nested properties) similar to traditional RDMS indexes on table columns. It has very good support for clustering and it's very easy to setup. MongoDB is very fast therefore it is good for applications that intend to be very write-intensive. I believe this is one of the main reasons that people compare it to Dynamo. However, it is easier to scale Dynamo since you don't need to standup any additional servers yourself. MongoDB does not support transactions; operations on a single document are atomic but the database does not provide any native mechanisms for performing an atomic modification to two or more documents (you would basically have to implement 2 phase commit yourself). MongoDB has a powerful query language based on javascript/json but personally, I find it extremely painful to use compared to SQL.
For the TLDR-crowd:
I am not familiar with CouchDB but I think it would belong in the MongoDB family.
it's not any different than a restaurant declining to take a reservation because they're full. Respectable businesses do this all the time. It's perfectly reasonable.
If AT&T is either unwilling or unable to provide network support to keep up with consumer demand for the iPhone, then their exclusivity deal should be nullified. I'm surprised the contract they signed with Apple does not include some provisions for dealing with this sort of situation.
This is exactly why exclusivity deals are bad. People in NY are now stuck with either buying an iPhone and having shitty service or not buying an iPhone.
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St. Patrick's Day is a time many people enjoy some great Irish food and even gives people a chance to spend time with family. But others spend the day doing something entirely different, enjoying their favorite beer.
While there are thousands of different types out there to choose from- you may be surprised to hear just what you can find right here in central Wisconsin.
It's a sound that most people in Wisconsin are quite familiar with, the opening of an ice cold beer. It's also usually a sound that means good times are to come. But, what Wisconsinites may not know, is that the Badger state is home to some of the best beer in the country, and no, we are not talking about Miller Brewing Company, or other large manufacturers similar to them.
"We're a relatively small craft beer. I say relatively small were actually the 5th largest in state of Wisconsin. Some of our programs are the best in the nation. We focus on making high quality great beer," says Anello Mollica, Owner of Central Waters Brewery in Amherst.
But, this isn't your usual light beer with a well known name. What Central Waters Brewery focuses on, are craft beers.
"What makes a beer craft is that it's not owned by national companies. They produce beer without the use of adjuncts meaning without the use of corn or rice or other cereal grains their using just malted barley. Then it comes down to flavor," says Mollica.
That last part, flavor, is what sets craft breweries apart from other, larger well known companies. They only rely on four ingredients; malted barely, hops, water and yeast. This is what sets it apart from larger companies who use corn and rice type products to create a cheaper alcohol base.. This different, refreshing flavor has began to be noticed around the world.
"We've really seen this growth curve. In the early 1990's it was going well and then it crashed. We opened in the late 90's and people thought we were crazy. But we've seen steady growth. As a nation craft beer has grown," says Mollica.
Most craft beers can be found in just about every liquor store and gas station. That's no different for Central Waters beers either. They've managed to move out of the state, and around the Midwest, but still their best market is right here in central Wisconsin.
"Craft beer as a whole will keep growing because as people begin to learn about the flavor they start to appreciate it for the taste and that's a lot more important."
If you'd like to try some of their beer, Central Waters does have a tasting site right inside of their warehouse. All you have to do is call and make sure they are open before heading out. That number is (715) 824-2739.
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Silatolu first Mustang picked for Senior Bowl
MOBILE, Ala. — Midwestern State's Amini Silatolu leads a group of highly touted prospects from nonFBS schools that look to join the likes of Senior Bowl legends Walter Payton and Ed "Too Tall" Jones as players that used the annual senior showcase event as a launchpad into their professional careers.
Silatolu and North Alabama cornerback Janoris Jenkins are the lone representatives in the game from NCAA Division II and are joined by Furman cornerback Ryan Steed, Appalachian State wide receiver Brian Quick, Massachusetts tight end Emil Igwenagu and Cal Poly cornerback Asa Jackson from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision.
All six players have officially accepted invitations to the senior showcase event.
The 2012 Senior Bowl is set for 3 p.m. next Saturday in Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
The game and all practices will be televised by NFL Network.
Silatolu, Midwestern State's very first Senior Bowl participant, was a consensus first-team All-American this season and the first player in Midwestern State history to repeat as an Associated Press Little All-American and first to earn AFCA All-America honors, achieving that feat each of the last two seasons.
The left tackle was part of an offensive unit that led Division II in total offense (531.9 ypg) and scoring offense (48.6 ppg) in 2011. He also helped pave the way for the No. 2 ground game in the nation and was named the Lone Star Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year for the second-straight season.
"We have a great history of players that arrived in Mobile as little-known prospects from smaller schools and eventually went on to huge success in the National Football League," Senior Bowl President and CEO Steve Hale said. "We feel that this group has the potential to really shine in the national spotlight here in Mobile and we're excited about watching them compete alongside the nation's elite."
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Many people were involved in the development of the Archive, the creation and maintenance of the data it contains, and the ongoing website design and development. Unless otherwise noted, project team members are based in the DAACS laboratory within the Department of Archaeology at Monticello.
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Jesse Sawyer
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Derek Wheeler
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Systems Analyst
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Monticello Archaeological Analyst
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Monticello Archaeological Analyst
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St. Mary's Hospital and Regional Medical Center's CareFlight program in Grand Junction, CO, has selected Air Methods Corporation as the hospital's air medical operator with service to begin immediately. This new contract has significant historical relevance since St. Mary's was Air Methods' first-ever air medical program, and where the company transported its first patient in 1980.
Under the new agreement effective November 1, Air Methods operates a Eurocopter AS350 helicopter based at the main hospital campus, and a Beechcraft King Air airplane based at Grand Junction Regional Airport. Air Methods employs the assigned pilots and mechanics and provides communications services for the program through its national Communications Center. In 1980, the St. Mary's air medical program went into service with a new Bell 206-L1 helicopter. Mr. Roy Morgan, Air Methods' founder, was the pilot who flew the first St. Mary's air medical team and Air Methods' first patient, the same day the program went into service.
Aaron Todd, CEO, stated, "Nearly 32 years ago Roy began his vision for Air Methods at St. Mary's, which was the first step toward the Company we are today. We are honored and pleased to have earned St. Mary's respect and confidence in once again being selected as their partner in serving the communities of Grand Junction, Western Colorado and Eastern Utah."
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ments. This report provides guidelines and suggestions regarding how such evaluations should be carried out. Thorough evaluation of the risks of a proposed potable reuse project, in addition to full consideration of other options for potable water supply augmentation, is essential for a sound decision about whether the project is viable.
Municipal wastewater contains chemical contaminants of three sorts: (1) inorganic chemicals and natural organic matter that are naturally present in the potable water supply; (2) chemicals created by industrial, commercial, and other human activities in the wastewater service area; and (3) chemicals that are added or generated during water and wastewater treatment and distribution processes. Any project designed to reclaim and reuse such water to augment drinking supplies must adequately account for all three categories of contaminants.
The organic chemicals in a wastewater present one of the most difficult challenges a public health engineer or scientist faces in considering potable reuse. The challenge arises from the large number of compounds that may be present, the inability to analyze for all of them, and the lack of toxicity information for many of the compounds. Efforts to account for the total mass of organic carbon in water are further frustrated by the fact that the bulk of this material is aquatic humus, which varies slightly in structure and composition from one molecule to the next and cannot be identified like conventional organic compounds. These challenges are not unique to potable reuse systems. In fact, the most protected water supplies are those for which the smallest fraction of the organic material can be identified. For potable reuse systems, however, anthropogenic organic compounds pose the greatest concern and should be the major focus of monitoring and control efforts.
The following recommendations suggest several important guidelines to account for chemical contaminants of potential concern in potable reuse systems:


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Texas coach Mack Brown walks onto the field in Austin, Texas, in this March 30, 2013 file photo.
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Website: Mahashramm
About mahashramm,
· Maha stands for Maharashtra and shramm is Labour and with these combinations Mahashramm has evolved.
· Mahashramm is a Maharashtra state government initiative for the betterment of labour in Maharashtra. Mahashramm is a state government website which facilitates all the citizens of Maharashtra to avail Labour services.
· It encapsulates process automation for the internal departmental users. It is an online web based portal for the business users for filing of statutory requirements and window for the labours for seeking information and sharing their grievances.
· Maharashtra state government has come up with a unique idea of computerizing various departments in the Labour ministry of Maharashtra state, at Mantralaya Level and state department Level. This shall facilitate the people of Maharashtra to avail the Labour Management system to get their work done easier, faster, cheaper and efficiently without wasting their time and energy.
· The various Services offered are listed in the services link. The details of each services offered under each department with process, prerequisites and explains how you can do it online is given for your information by which an applicant will be able to avail the services.
Visit at : http://www.mahashramm.gov.in/">Government of Maharashtra Department of Labour.
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Site http://www.mahashramm.gov.in is down since a few weeks. Any alternate site?
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It is really shameful. The site is down since long. It was not up-dated since long.
Maharashtra is a capital of industries in our country and the labour dept of it function like this. Official web site is hopeless. The dept is also hopeless. The dept is most corrupt. Everybody is corrupt in the dept. No one knows the law. They only know GANDHI BAPU. Demands are very heavy of every officer. ACL promoted to DCL continue with earlier practice. Every employer is fade up with this dept. There is a competition amongst every officer in its every office at BKC, Thane, Kalyan, Panvel, Pune, Nasik, Nagpur.
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November 28, 2014
A mail processing center in Norfolk that was slated for closure has gotten a reprieve.
The center had been scheduled to close Tuesday as part of an
effort by the U.S. Postal Service to cut costs. But, the U.S Senate
passed a measure last month that gives the postal service an $11
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