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We're headed to DrupalCon Amsterdam! Excited to see what everyone's working on.
We are very proud to mention that nnpn.org (National New Play Network) is now in Drupal.org's 'Featured Showcase":
See https://www.drupal.org/node/1708254
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We're happy to be listed as a Market Leader as of today, and supremely grateful for our customers' glowing reviews.
WordPress is great - we love it and gladly support it. But ... at a certain point it can become difficult to customize things. We consider using Drupal when we sense a customer is likely to exceed WordPress's capabilities, or if WordPress is going to start to become a pain to customize, or if there's a fair chance of needing to customize more things as time goes on. If it's going to be just a basic static site + blog posts forever, WordPress could be just fine. It wouldn't save much in terms of development time though, because getting things set up correctly with WordPress requires more grunt-work / custom coding than we're used to with Drupal. It would be mostly a wash. Some items, like automatic URL redirects, might not even be deliverable in a reliable way if we went the WordPress route. There certainly are WordPress plugins out there such as Simple 301 Redirects that would handle that, but we'm pretty wary of those 3rd-party plugins (having been burned one too many times by some that seemed nice but ended up buggy) and have more faith in the community-tested Drupal modules.
WordPress: Pros: great admin interface, easy to set up. Cons: not terribly granular, and extending its capabilities requires a mix of plugins, which can lead to problems.
Drupal 7: Pros: good admin inteface (can be made great), very extensible, modules ("add-ons") are very well-tested by the Drupal community. Cons: harder to set up and configure than WordPress, theming usually involves custom theming, more resource-intsensive.
I can write a lot about the benefits of Drupal over WordPress .... but here are some things that come to mind:
- Pretty, easy to use, great for blogs and basic sites that don't need too much customization.
- Has a good built-in SEF URLs (search engine friendly URLs) system that's easy to configure and use, as long as you are coo with the same URL pattern for all blog posts / pages.
- Many plugins that can extend its functionality. However, the best WordPress installations rely on < 10 plugins. More than that and you're likely to face some upgrade issues eventually. Choose your plugins wisely.
- Automatic updates. This is a great feature; just make sure you also have a backup system in place in case the automatic upgrade breaks your site. We haven't seen it happen yet, but it could.
- Mobile-friendly admin interface and tons of responsive themes
- Again, it offers loads of plugins and themes, but many of these are commercial and require commercial support.
- Version 3+ is pretty, pretty easy to use
- Can be used as a CMS (mainly) but also for blogging.
- The URL aliasing system still leaves something to be desired. This can be partly overcome with addons like sh404SEF.
- Mobile-friendly admin interface and a decent selection of responsive templates
- Joomla itself is free, but many of the best add-ons are commercial, and require subscriptions in order to keep them secure and up to date. You should be using the best commercial addons because there are many shady third-party add-ons out there, and while free, they will cost you much more in the long run because they will wreak havoc on your site during your next major upgrade. Choose your Joomla extensions wisely!
- Its name is Dutch, meaning "water drop". So that's an advantage over WordPress or Joomla right there. Admittedly, we're biased. Plethora Design's founder, Casper Voogt, was born in Amsterdam.
- Super extensible. At its core is a system of content "types" and fields, so you can design your own content types, whether it's for news, blog posts, products, user profiles, and so on.
- It has Views. Here at Plethora Design we LOVE Views. And it ships as part of Drupal 8's core! You might be wondering what this is. It's a query builder that comes with many display options. You can display a list of content as a table, responsive divs, bulleted list, slideshow, iCal feed, CSV export, and so on. This allows you to reuse content items in a myriad ways, all the while exercising full control over the code output, so that you can style specific content fields discretely. Joomla and Wordpress, by and large, do not offer this granular level of control. It can be added, but takes custom coding to accomplish in most cases.
- Features an awesome ACL / permissions system. It is incredibly granular, such that every add-on can add its own specific permissions as it sees fit. Joomla 2.5 and 3 offer similar ACL controls, though these have been baked into Drupal for over a decade, whereas Joomla is still absorbing these new features.
- A critique of Drupal has long been its seeming lack of good themes when compared to WordPress and Joomla. This is partly true, because Drupal is more developer and enterprise oriented, so there is a certain expectation that the functionality and theme will be custom-built or at least heavily customized. As such, there are not many commercial ready-made Drupal themes out there, but there are some truly wonderful "base themes" such as Zen and Omega, which are the only ones we work with on Drupal sites. The beauty of using such frameworks is that the framework is free, and enables you to leverage a community of many thousands of dedicated developers, versus relying on a commercial entity to provide support. It's a great choice if you need to exercise a great deal of control over layout, but don't want to reinvent the wheel. All the bells and whistles you might see on WordPress and Joomla sites can be done with Drupal, and then some. It's just that Drupal is geared more towards those who have a need to heavily customize workflows, content types, layouts, and so on.
- Out of the three, Drupal has the strictest coding standards. It has unit tests and processes in place that modules (add-ons) must pass before they are approved for general use. There is a spirited community that reviews modules, and as a result Drupal modules tend to be capable of more robust functionality than many (not all!) Joomla / WordPress add-ons. And if you don't like some aspect of the user interface you have the freedom to change it. As they say in Drupal-land, "there's a module for that".
- Debugging Drupal modules is more straightforward. This speaks to how Drupal attracts more developers than either Joomla or WordPress. Drupal has automated testing and patch testing in place to ensure code is up to snuff. This avoids much of the ridiculous forum discusssions on Joomla and WordPress forums, which often involve hard-to-reproduce issues which are subsequently no tracked as bugs. With Drupal, the default position is to track issues as bugs and resolve the in a an orderly fashion that benefits the community at large.
OK, let's be honest. We favor Drupal. But Joomla and WordPress can be very good choices for some projects, and we do recommend these for new projects all the time. When planning a project, just make sure to plan for eventual 'enhancements' and extra functionality, because more often tban not these things will happen.
Out of the three, Drupal may have the highest learning curve, but it does offer the most flexibility in terms of handling any complex requirement you may throw its way. For even greater flexibility you could build your own home-grown CMS, and in many ways that is what Django does, but that is for another post.
This post is probably not news to some readers, but could come in handy for others.
Ever used Drush? If you manage a Drupal site, you ought to. It makes installing modules, clearing the cache, and other tasks much easier.
Say you want to install a module. You could do this:
#: drush dl somemodule
#: drush en -y somemodule
.. but that's two steps. It could be done faster like this:
#: drush en -y somemodule
This works in Drush version 5.9 but not 5.6. I have not had occasion to test with 5.7 or 5.8 and don't know in which version this was introduced.
Drush is psychic and knows that what you REALLY want is to A) download this module and B) install it. It already knows you want to sa "yes" to enabling it since the command includes "-y" in it, so it's not psychic on that count. So.... this one command will download AND enable the module. If you do a lot of module installation, this can save LOTS of typing.
We've been revamping some customer Joomla sites, moving them from Joomla 1.5 to 3.2. The migration process means a move to Joomla 2.5 and a subsequent move to 3.2. It's a bear, but it's worth it. Joomla 3.2's admin interface is far superior to even Joomla 2.5's. I personally LOVE the Isis administrative template. It's mobile-friendly, and pretty intuitive. Much of the mundane, repetitive work of managing articles, modules, etc. is now much easier. Batch processing has been made available throughout.
Now the bad: if you want to be able to add custom content fields you will still need to use something like K2 (getk2.org), Zoo, Seblod, etc... see http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/authoring-a-content/content-construction. K2 is the only one we have used and could recommend. The lack of CCK within Joomla core is indicative of Joomla being more of an out-of-the-box CMS than a 'framework'. Drupal has had CCK built-in since its inception, and has very powerful entity handling for individual fields. Each field can be formatted and displayed differently, and this can be done via an admin interface (using default Structure > Content Type > Display, or using Display Suite), or by custom-coding the display in your template (TPL) files, or using custom display formatters (plugins). You can even combine data from several fields into one, using Computed Field.
Drupal 8 is still in the works, and promises full mobile support as well as editing-in-place, with no need for page refreshes. If you don't want to wait for eight, you can install the Edit module .. see https://drupal.org/project/edit. I'm not yet sure how this interacts with the Autosave module; it may not save auto-saves the same way as before.
When editing a web page and adding a link, what happens when the target URL changes? Your links breaks. To some extent you can use the Internal Links and Link Checker modules (see our earlier post, "Drupal link tools for improved editorial workflow and SEO"). Those are handy for external links especially. But what about linking to Drupal nodes? The ideal setup would be to use only internal links, e.g. "node/123" and never link to aliases, such as "about-us" or "/about-us". The reason being that if you linked to your About page using "about-us" or "/about-us" and later on you decide to change its alias to "about", your link to this page will break. You can use Link Checker to track this down, but it would be even better to not have this issue arise in the first place. You can avoid this by using only internal links. You can build this into your editing workflow using the following combination of modules:
- CKEditor - https://drupal.org/project/ckeditor
- CKEditor Link - https://drupal.org/project/ckeditor_link. Make sure to edit the CKEditor settings AND your text format(s) to enable the CKEditor Link plugin. Otherwise your links may still get displayed as "node/123" even if you selected your path using the CKEditor Link too when editing the page.
- Pathauto - https://drupal.org/project/pathauto - creates automatic paths based on the node title. Can also be configured to set custom paths based on the content type, and other more advanced options (using tokens). These are called Patterns. In Drupal 7 see admin/config/search/path/patterns.
- Redirect - https://drupal.org/project/redirect - handles automatic redirection, for example when you change a node's alias from "about-us" to "about". Then then old alias "about-us" will redirect to "about".
- Global Redirect - https://drupal.org/project/globalredirect - redirects any node/123 style paths to their corresponding aliases, if any exist.
We're putting the finishing touches on two new Drupal 7 modules. These are still "sandbox" modules as of now, but we'll update this blog post when that changes.
If you have ever had a use case that called for a double or triple text field with those text fields grouped together, this module may be for you.
- 1-3 text fields (text fields ONLY!) grouped into a single field.
- Field formatters to display only text box 1 (Title), text box 2 (Details), or text box 3 (Additional)
- Views integration
The problem: the Redirect module can result in the occasional "Oops, looks like this request tried to create an infinite loop. We do not allow such things here. We are a professional website!".
This module removes redirects that cause infinite loops; this only applies to redirects created by the Redirect module, and as such this module has just one dependency: the Redirect module. The module hooks intro cron. When cron runs, this module checks for any aliases that clash with existing redirects, and then removes them. It logs these actions to the watchdog table.
- Runs when cron runs
- Logs each redirect deletion to watchdog
Note that the Redirect module has a pending patch (see https://drupal.org/node/1796596) that takes care of the infinite loop issue at the moment it gets created, but our module is intended to remove pre-existing infinite loops during a cron run.
Some Drupal sites don't allow regular users to log in at all; they may only be used by administrators. In such cases it may be desirable to lock down access to the login and admin screens. This can be done using htaccess.
In this example let's assume the site is installed at /var/www/yoursite.com/public_html. First you need to create the .htpasswd file. You should not put it in public_html - it needs to be outside your web root. In this example we can put it at /var/www/yoursite/.htpasswd which keeps it in a logical, easy to find place. To create this file do the following:
- htpasswd -c /var/www/yoursite.com/.htpasswd yourdesiredusernamehere
- Next it will ask you to enter a password (hit enter afterwards). Then it asks again.
- Done
In your web root folder (where Drupal is installed) open up .htaccess. If you're using the command line, type:
ls -lah
That will show all files, including normally hidden "dot" files.
Go into public_html and edit the file (e.g. "nano .htaccess" or "vi .htaccess") and add the following code to the top or bottom of the file;
AuthUserFile /var/www/yoursite/.htpasswd
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Sorry"
<Files "user">
Require valid-user
AuthUserFile /var/www/yoursite/.htpasswd
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Sorry"
<Files "admin">
Require valid-user
Now http://www.yoursite.com/user and http://www.yoursite.com/admin are protecting the Drupal login form from brute force attacks. Doesn't mean it still couldn't happen, but it makes it much less attractive to the brute force attackers. This approach is not a good for sites that need to allow regular users to log in. This is intended only for sites with NO regular users who need to log in to the site. Admin users can still get in. You can set it up so each admin user has his/her own unique htpasswd username/password, or they can all share one. In any case their Drupal logins will differ.


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Which is stupid, since most often the best enchant is very obvious for a given class or spec. Healers aren't killing themselves to get black magic, for example.These arguments are what Blizzard wants in their weapon enchants - they've stated pretty clearly that they don't want one enchant to be the best.
That's why they axed the 75 stam enchant - everyone would just take that.
If they want choices, that's fine. But please don't give the illusion that you've given choices to other folks that make any sense at all. For the vast majority of physical dps berserker is king. For the majority of healers spellpower is king. Only tanks get the 'what crappy enchant should I settle for' argument.
Blood draining as a percentage, it's quite pathetic 3 tiers on especially with hardmode gear and the icc buff.
Marking targets, coordinating CC, and *most importantly*, pulling responsibly so that 9 elites didn't rush us and wipe the party, this Is something I have missed since nov 08.
I would like to see at least 3 viable tanking weapon enchants designed to fill specific roles.
1.) A new version of Mongoose for Threat Set -- Enchant Weapon for chance on hit to proc +500 Haste & +500 Strength for 10 seconds (only usable on Maces, Swords & Axes -- deactivates while in PvP combat).
2.) A Damage Mitigation for EH/EHP Set -- Enchant Weapon to add +500 Armor & +100 All Resistances (Arcane, Fire, Nature, Frost & Shadow. Only usable on Maces, Swords & Axes -- deactivates while in PvP combat).
3.) A damage Avoidance Enchant for Avoidance set -- Enchant Weapon to Increase Dodge & Parry rating by +50 (passive), with a chance to proc +400 Dodge & parry when taken below 35% of maximum health (only usable on Maces, Swords & Axes -- deactivates while in PvP combat).
The eternal debate between warrior and druid tanking: the right to bear arms, or the right to arm bears?
I like the whole idea of an activation enchant, personally I would like a blood draining that could store the hp, perhaps up to 40k health. You could then fight let it store up and have it for an instant heal if you dropped low. Sounds OP but depending on the health pools we will have in cata and the amount of health it can store over time I think it would be an awesome enchant, but not completely ridiculous.
I would love an enchant for threat like a devastate proc. DD proc with added threat.
Ideally no enchant would be so OP that it deactivates in PvP. I'm a fan of PVE and PVP rules coinciding.
I think a chance to proc avoidance has been overdone... I'd love to see an enchant that procs a de-buff on the target; like less AP, or minus attack speed. Maybe a mini last stand proc, or a HoT proc. There are soo many options that haven't been explored, it would be disappointing to just see improved versions of existing enchants.
Be a Champion, not a hero.
and for the comment about an enchant deactivating from pve vs pvp ive never pvp'd any more than getting ganked over a titanium node but i dont see many of the current enchants being used in a BG any ways.
I still love Mongoose.
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Possible options for me:
* rare shield proc (always helpful, guaranteed survival yet RNG, thus no EHP gain) -> would sort of replace Blood Draining
* Magic resistance or 1% dmg reduction proc (the Blade Ward equivalent)
* proc with Strength buff (I REALLY miss Crusader)
Mists of Pandaria Protection Warrior SpreadsheetOriginally Posted by Ion
Warlords of Draenor One Minute Field Guides
AE HoT-proc (2% of total HP over 2s, 15% chance, 15s internal CD, cannot stack with itself even from other people), generates 1000% normal threat.
--(The Death of Rats, Terry Pratchett, Soul Music)
some have said "good for all 4 tanks" this isn't fully true cause dk's would use a rune like stoneskin which I would think would get a re-do its curently stam Def but with no more defence maybe a stam boost or maybe just have tanks use Fallen cruader self heal and strength
or maybe a life ward repace could work a low percent like 1-2% heal* rare shield proc (always helpful, guaranteed survival yet RNG, thus no EHP gain) -> would sort of replace Blood Draining
I think a cool Idea wouldn't be a stam or avoidace buff or a self heal, how about a proc healing recived buff *chance on hit to heal for X and gain <name> increasing all healing recieved by Y*
just my thought
not as good for soloing as a self heal
threat sounds like it won't be as much of a problem in Cata but I don't know I haven't been in the beta
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So, that makes me wonder if we're just going to lose tanking enchants completely in Cataclysm? We'll end up using dps-ish enchants (although we'd probably focus on stuff like +hit like we did in early LK with the weapon chain).
I'd personally like to see some straight up threat enchants. I dont know how it's going in Beta but i'm guessing Blizzard is still sticking to static threat components or even if scaling, still extra threat on abilities to facilitate tanking. Even if they arent doing it now, they'll end up reverting to it later on otherwise you get the unkillable tank who does a ton of damage.
I'd be partial to something like "Each time you avoid an attack you have a chance to increase the threat of your next special attack by 30%" 30 sec internal cooldown.
I miss Executioner on the Swiftsteel Bludgeon, Mongoose on the Brutalizer
RIP Original Crusader also.
Weapon enchants have gotten worse as the game ages.
The reason weapon enchants (especially for tanks) have gotten worse as the game has progressed, is because of PvP. That's why I suggested all tank enchants be deactivated while in PvP combat. They can have PvP weapon enchants for PvP people. Tired of PvE tanking constantly being held back and left without options, because of people exploiting the survivability for PvP combat.
As far as staves and polearms and any other 2H weapons that might be used for tanking, I have no intention of leaving them out. I was providing an example of what an enchant might say and what kind of exclusions it might use.
The point is, we don't have any good tanking enchants in WotLK, because they thought in PTR that they were being abused in PvP. Why are Blood Draining and Blade Ward procs so weak? because players were using them in PvP for survival and it was too effective, so they scaled it back. Why no stamina weapon enchant? because people were using in PTR for PvP and it was too popular.
That's enough, isolate PvP from PvE, possibly even restrict PvP from PvE servers. If not, start making PvE enchants to where they deactivate in PvP. The problem is PvP, not PvE. That's my point.
I didn't see anyone post this, but this was datamined a bit ago and is on wowhead for your perusal now.
I do, personally like it. Though I wonder how useful it would be for a druid using their new movement speed increasing roar. Sure their roar is short duration, but this would obviously be too.


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I yearn for the island
I left with a tear
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Now that summer is here.
After near depopulation, Coll has attracted some permanent incomers over the last half-century. Still, a few among the approximately 200 inhabitants have ancestral ties to the island. The Killunaig burial ground near Toraston has many McFadyen markers, of which only the most recent can be deciphered. It doesn't take long for the sea air and thriving moss to wreak its natural course. I did not reach another almost inaccessible burial ground at Crossopol, a daunting distance even for a 4-wheel-drive vehicle, which we didn't have, across private land. But my people are here under the soil at Killunaig where the overgrown foundation of the ancient church can be seen.
Project Trust, founded by Nicholas Maclean-Bristol, the first NGO in Britain to educate and send "gap year" kids to foreign countries as aid volunteers. They learn from community life on Coll to prepare for experience in new places. The bond is so close that some of the volunteers have chosen to settle on Coll; some have children who in turn work with Project Trust. Maclean-Bristol, author of the brilliant history, From Clan to Regiment, Six Hundred Years in the Hebrides, lives in the 15th century Breacachadh castle. It was my great pleasure to spend a couple of hours with him in this historic setting where my ancestors were clansmen and soldiers for Maclean of Coll.
"Yet still the blood is strong, the heart is Highland
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I left with a tear but with dreams come true.
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Find out about exhibitions, activities, tours and talks at Birmingham Museums
Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall and Soho House provide a choice of spectacular and elegant locations for your dream wedding.
6th August 2011
The free Open Day at the Museum Collections Centre in Duddeston, Birmingham on August 21st has a special Staffordshire Hoard theme. There will be previously undisplayed Hoard objects available to view for the first time. Curator Dr David Symons and Hoard Conservation Project Manager Deborah Cane will be on hand to talk about the latest conservation findings.
Talks will be for 15 minutes on the hour every hour from 11am. In between there will be time to talk to them and find out more about their work on the Hoard. This year's Staffordshire Hoard conservation tours have sold out - so this will be a rare chance to find out more in person!
There will also be Birds of Prey displays and a chance to meet Wulfred and Sagfred, our two time Anglo Saxon Soldiers.
There will also be displays also from our Portable Antiquities archaeology team and a chance to see a Metalworker in action.
Open 10.30am - 5pm on August 21st. Free. The Open Days enable visitors to see the City's reserve collections close-up and provide an opportunity for some historical exploration with objects from both past and present.
The Museum Collections Centre is within easy reach of the city centre close to Duddeston station or the number 26 bus stop. There is free parking at the Museum Collections Centre. See the map for more information.
A vintage bus service courtesy of Aston Manor Transport Museum will travel between Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (Edmund Street) and the Museum Collections Centre. View the timetable (word document).
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Bradley has 17 players for first campaign
When practice started early Monday morning, first-year South Adams girls' basketball coach Brandon Bradley got things going with 17 players in the top four grades.
"Considering only eight of 18 return from last year's team, I think 17 is quite an accomplishment,†he said. "I'd say that's a pretty good number.â€
Bradley explained that three players graduated off last year's 2-18 team, three others transferred and four decided their playing days were done.
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ADMIN NOTE: With Canadian races looming on the INDYCAR schedule, we thought we'd check in some of our favorite helmet designers, Art Rotondo, and how they spent their time at the recent Formula One race in Montreal (I hope they stayed dry). Check it out.
For the first time ever in Grand-Prix history, there was an artistic partner associated with an event. The event was the 2011 edition of the Canadian GP in Montreal, Quebec Canada. ArtRotondo.com was in charge of creating unique hand drawn portraits of each of the 24 drivers on this year's grid. Each of these portraits were placed on top of each driver's garage, a unique and innovative concept we brought to life.
There was also official ArtRotondo.com stands located throughout the circuit Gilles-Villeneuve where fans had the chance to meet Art in person, visualize some of his original works and shop his limited edition print line. This was a tremendous weekend for the ArtRotondo.com group, along with this event were many media appearances on different TV stations which also propelled this truly fantastic moment in motorsport artwork history.
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Sergio Perez has warned Daniel Ricciardo that he will be under a lot more pressure at Red Bull next year, but he is confident the Australian will cope.
The Mexican found himself in a similar position at the start of this season after he swapped his Sauber seat for a place at McLaren and he initially found it tough going. However, he is starting to adapt and is showing why the Woking squad have invested in him.
Ricciardo, meanwhile, will leave Toro Rosso at the end of this year to partner up with three-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull.
"I think it is important that he comes with the right attitude for his team," Perez is quoted as saying by Autosport. "I know Daniel very well, he is a good friend of mine, and I think he has the right attitude to cope with it.
"I think he will do very well and I expect him to be fighting straight away.
"It will take him a couple of races but, if Red Bull has a good consistent car, he will be with Sebastian straight away. It will be very good for him."
The pressure will no doubt go up a notch as soon as Ricciardo sets foot at Milton Keynes and Perez warns that his future could be decided by how he adapts to the heat.
He added: "The pressure raises a lot, and there is a lot of pressure in a team like McLaren and Red Bull.
"For sure there is more pressure than he has at the moment at Toro Rosso, or what I had at Sauber.
"But I think as a racing driver you have to focus and deliver to 100 per cent. That is the way to handle it.
"If you cannot handle pressure when you come into a big team you will not succeed and you will last only a couple of years before someone else comes.
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Gig Harbor resident Airial Vega-Little, 15, is a model of selling efficiency as she walked the two gymnasiums while shouting out the tastiness of the cheesecake-on-a-stick that could be purchased in the commons.
Tacoma resident Pippa Temple, 7 months, seems as enthralled with Santa as much as he is with her while getting a photo taken as part of the PHS cheerleaders fundraiser. Pippa's mom, Staci, right, looks on.
Gig Harbor resident Ezra Zollinger, 1½, found his delight at Winterfest right away in the form of a wooden tractor that he rolled along the gymnasium floor at Peninsula High School on Saturday.
Hassan Alghanim of Done By Hassan in Lynnwood, explains the workings of his hanging lanterns.
University Place artist Barry Crust burns a design into the handle of a walking stick as part of his Beyond the Beach driftwood treasures.
Gig Harbor resident Lexie Dahm, leaning over, checks out some artwork with Arvilla Ohlde of Hood Canal, while Lexie's 3-year-old daughter, Danica, covers her head with a sweater while enjoying some nearby flute music provided by the Peninsula High School band's booth.
Bill Mehess of St. Helens, Ore., demonstrates a handcrafted musical instrument that he was selling for the highest offer. His "hobby" the nonprofit Music Project, takes in used and broken stringed instruments that he repairs and refurbishes and then sells at extremely low cost.
Ramona Whitson of Tacoma can be seen through some of her crystal art while she talks with a customer.
Nico Phillips, 17, serenades shoppers with some holiday flute music as part of the PHS marching band booth. Although there was no formal sign-up sheet to play, she planned to stay as long as she could because she enjoys playing.
From left, Diana Spak of Woodinville and Mickie Wilkins of Auburn look over glassware tea candle holders made by Lynnwood artist Hassan Alghanim.
From left, Hailey Standridge, 12, and Betty Paschke, 14, both from Port Orchard, walk the gyms handing out cards advertising their 2 p.m. show in the auditorium featuring excerpts of the Academy of Dance's "Nutcracker" performance.
PHS graduate Andrew Mumford, now residing in Chehalis, was back in the school halls with A Taste of Eden, a family business that offers — among other items — custom mixed olive oils for dipping and cooking. Gig Harbor resident Jerilin Hohbein, right, gets a sample taste from Mumford.
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How The Media's Recent Defense of Using "Illegal Immigrant" Misses an Entire History
A few weeks ago, the Associated Press published a press release defending their use of the term "illegal immigrant." The AP argued that, "The fact is that such people are here in violation of the law. It's simply a legal reality. Violating any law is an illegal act." Responding to the criticism that the term has a dehumanizing affect, the newswire service simply stated: "We don't read the term this way."
The New York Times released a similar defense in early October, stating that they are sticking with the term because, "It is clear and accurate; it gets its job done in two words — and there's no implication that those described that way necessarily have committed a crime."
Of course, many have argued the term "illegal" is dehumanizing and directly implies criminality unnecessarily so. "We call a person who crosses the street illegally a jaywalker, not an illegal walker," stated Otto Santa Ana, a socio-linguist at UCLA who argues to use the term "unauthorized." Criminalizing migrants also implies that they had a real choice in coming to the United States. This assumption is void of all context concerning the economy and labor, especially the fact that people are forced to come here for work because the United States has destroyed their economies.
Still, the debate over using the term "illegal immigrant" often lacks history as well as an analysis of nations, borders and laws all together. I spoke with Margo Tamez, an Indigenous writer, poet, scholar and human rights defender who also serves as a diplomat to the United Nations for the Lipan Apache Band of Texas. Tamez grew up in the traditional territory of Lipan Apache peoples along the Texas-Mexico border and in San Antonio. Tamez is currently on the faculty of Indigenous Studies at The University of British Columbia.
We spoke about the term "illegal," the construction of nations and borders, and the Indigenous perspective on migration.
What do you think of the term "illegal immigrant"?
Assigning legality or illegality to human beings crossing the U.S.-Mexico border has always been hinged to the Anglo-American denial of the inherent belonging-ness and inextinguishable presence of Indigenous peoples on the lands that the colonizers' ancestors invaded and occupied. It is this central and most obvious power relationship between those who inherited the settler constitution and the Indigenous peoples across North America that is most often masked and obscured in the debates over the so-called 'illegal.' The entire debate needs a more relevant framework, as seen through Indigenous peoples' lenses. Without it, it is only the preacher preaching to the choir. Before folks can conceptualize the broader dimensions of migration and immigration in the United States, we need to address the underlying ideologies and discourses that Anglo Americans use to recreate the Anglo as 'native' and the Indigenous as 'Other-foreigner,' which is the story of the settler society.
And so this concept of the "illegal" — there's no such thing as "illegal." Illegal is connected to the concept of terrorist, the terrorist is connected to the concept of the enemy, the enemy is connected to the concept of just war. And all of these concepts were originally developed in the European and Spanish courts when they decided to go global. Muslims and Apaches were both being discussed in these court systems as enemies in the way of Christianity, in the way of the expansion of the global empire. And we still see this play out today. Apaches were one of the first people in the United States to be legally constructed as an enemy of the Spanish crown. The militarists and politicians constructing this entity we now call the United States absorbed this concept and then re-invented the concept of the 'Apache' in the Department of War. Concurrently, the Spanish crown was inventing the concept of enemies in Africa and Asia; we have to understand what 'illegal' is functioning as at its root in a global context.
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The banner listing the Kane Boys' Track and Field District Championships has been returned to Kane High with its newest season printed on it. Pictured with the updated banner are, clockwise from the top left, Chris Hunt, Dan Moore, Coach Tom Cecchetti and Nick Anderson. Hunt, Moore and Anderson were key pieces to the 2012 championship and are expected to be team leaders this season.
Members of the 2013-2014 Kane Wolves Junior Varsity team are pictured before a recent practice.
Shane Rolick hauls in a pass from Jack Kocjancic during Kane's junior varsity football game against Cameron County on Monday evening. The young Wolves jumped out to an early 20-0 lead over the Red Raiders on their way to posting a 42-6 win.
Members of Highlander's Kane Area Little League team are pictured after a big win against Johnsonburg. Team members are, from left to right, front row, Mason Milliron, Kaden Miller, Harley Morris, Matt Boyer, back row, Reese Novosel, Justin Peterson, Thomas Szymanski, Isaac Smith and Carson Whiteman. Highlander's hitters were hot in the win against the team from the Paper City. The team will return to action on Monday.
Members of Kane Area Little League's Texas Hot team are pictured before Wednesday night's game with Ridgway. Pictured are from left to right, front row, Aaron Hottel, Alec English, Ben Reynolds, Cyrus Novosel, Austin Pierson, Nate Peterson, back row, Isaiah Morse, Dominic Cartwright, Dakota Depto, Jacob Silvis and Jacob Goldsmith.
One of the Kane Area Soccer Association's Recreational teams took advantage of Tuesday afternoon's beautiful weather for a late season practice. This U-10 team has two games left in its' spring season. Pictured with coach Jeremy Howe are, from left to right, front row, Devon Cornelius, Abby Port, Alexis Port, Cole Walker, Shakira Yoder, Willow Howe; back row, Makieya McGuire, Wyatt Pepper, Dawson Glogau, Grace Klaiber, Sadie Walter, Max Bizzak, Brandon Kelley and Steven Klaiber.
Members of the Flickerwood Lounge softball team are pictured recently at Szymanski Field after a recent little league game with Johnsonburg. Team members include, from left to right, front row, Caitlyn Zampogna, Ella Marconi, Gina Marconi, Paige Niklas; back row, Mackenzie Edinger, Katlyn Young, Sierra Hillman, Morgan King, Alysha Biel, and Raychel Keller.
Members of the Atlantic Eastern team of the Kane Area Little League are pictured after a recent win. From left to right are, front row, Josh Greville, Ryan Huber, Ricky Zampogna, Matt Geer, Chase Nelson, Curtis Barner; back row, coach Josh Jekielek, coach Rick Zampogna, Cooper Nystrom, Andrew Jekielek, Ian O'Hara, Bryce Bizzak, coach Joe Geer, and coach Scott Bizzak.
Members of next fall's Kane Wolves' football team participated in the team's annual Liftathon on Friday afternoon. The event, which benefits the Kane Quarterback Club, raises money through pledges received for pounds lifted by the players. On the wall is a countdown to the Wolves' first game next season, against Sheffield in 91 days.
These five Kane wrestlers were part of the PA Mountain Men wrestling team that took part in the 14th Annual NHSCA National Duals "Battle at the Beach" in Virginia Beach over Memorial Day weekend. From left to right are Noah Blankenship, Cody Blankenship, Nathan Asp, Evan Delong, and Alec English. More than 3,000 wrestlers from 24 states competed in the event, which included 90 elite high school teams and 44 elementary school teams. The Kane wrestlers had an excellent showing in the event.


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Ford has officially unveiled the 2013 Mustang at the 2011 LA Auto Show, complete with its new nose. The design incorporates a more upright, prominent grille with redesigned fenders and a hood to match. Speaking of the hood, GT models feature functional heat extractors to keep the engine bay as cool as possible. That's a good thing considering that the 5.0-liter V8 now produces 420 horsepower in the GT and 444 horsepower in the Boss 302. Inside, drivers can take advantage of the new TrackApp technology to keep an eye on quarter-mile times and the like, and those buyers who opt for the... Read More


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With nearly half of the top nine runners all hailing from South Adams, the host Starfires ran away with the boys' team title Saturday at the South Adams Small School Cross Country Invitational.
South Adams avenged a four-point loss to Frankton a week earlier at the New Haven Classic, beating the Eagles 46-59 for the team championship. Adams Central was fourth with 184 points.
The girls' title went to Northfield with 75 points. South Adams took second with 108 and Adams Central was fourth with 141.
Evan Liechty made a hard charge in the final 50 meters to edge Northfield's Caleb Augustus for the individual title. Liechty posted a season best 16:21 win...
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- Fitted silhouette with princess-seamed bodice.
- Concealed back zip.
- Folded collar is faced with silky black charmeuse. Banded waist. Back hip darts and 6" vent.
- Lined in reverse charmeuse (silky side to skin).
- Shell: 64% Polyester, 34% Rayon, 2% Spandex. Lining: 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
- Regular length: 40" from shoulder.
- Petite length: 38" from shoulder.
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Sridevi slaps a legal notice on filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma over the title of his new film, 'Sridevi' which is based on teenage desire. The poster looks vulgar where a teenage looking into the private parts of a housewife. Controversy favourite child RGV refused to change the title of the film desp
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It's a place so big, with so much to offer, that local Mainers have a fitting name for it: The County.But once you get a taste of everything there is to experience here, in Maine's northernmost and largest county, you might remember Aroostook County best by its other nickname: The Crown of Maine.And what a fitting crown it is.There's a different type of resilient adventure up here, where the seasons...Read more
It's a place so big, with so much to offer, that local Mainers have a fitting name for it: The County.
But once you get a taste of everything there is to experience here, in Maine's northernmost and largest county, you might remember Aroostook County best by its other nickname: The Crown of Maine.
And what a fitting crown it is.
There's a different type of resilient adventure up here, where the seasons seem to compete for your attention. As the crown county rotates with the seasons, its paths bring a renewed excitement as well.
In the winter you'll glide through two thousand miles of snowmobile trails, and do some snowshoeing along the way, perhaps. In the summer, you'll race through a thousand miles of ATV trails, or meander along the hiking trails that rejuvenate you with every step.
You'll travel from town to beautiful town, and from trail to breathtaking trail. And you'll find a different joy in each beginning and each end. But up here, it's truly the journey you'll enjoy the most, through 3.5 million acres of forests that seem to stretch into an infinite path of your own.
You might discover Maine's "Million Dollar View" between Danforth and Orient, with the glorious Mount Katahdin on your left, and a soothing horizon of calm lakes on your right. Or you might find yourself smiling and paddling, on a canoe trip, exploring 92 miles of ponds and rivers that form the Allagash Wilderness Waterway.
And you'll find treasures in the towns here, too. It might be a restored Victorian train museum, or a historic 1839 Blockhouse, or a market square that holds its original charm. There's a modern life up here and a well-preserved history, but you can be assured a warm and friendly welcome from the residents of Maine's northern-most county.
There's an authentic story up here. It's a story that includes you, and at the same time, it's a story that's all your own. And that's the story you'll go home and tell.
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Despite opening dozens of overseas plants in the past several decades in locations all over the globe, Honda Motor Co. has not expanded its car manufacturing capabilities in its home market of Japan since opening a facility in Sayama back in 1964. But all of that is set to change this July when Honda opens the doors to a new assembly plant in Yorii, about two hours north of Tokyo. According to Bloomberg, the new facility has a projected annual capacity of 250,000 vehicles. The plant is part of the automaker's reorganization efforts, plans that include scaling back its older Sayama plant... Read More


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Bolder and fresher than ever before...
Bill O'Reilly, godfather of "no spin" and in-your-face television, and Dennis Miller, the king of references and rants, are teaming up to take the country by storm!
Your town may never be the same.
Don't miss Bill O'Reilly & Dennis Miller when their Bolder & Fresher 2012 Tour stops into EnergySolutions Arena December 8th!
About Bill O'Reilly:
Twelve years now, and counting. That's how long The Factor, with Bill O'Reilly, has been the number one cable news show. It's a long, hard race, and an ever growing number of wannabe competitors has crowded onto the track these last dozen years. But thanks to some 5 million of you cheering us on nightly, once again we lead the pack.
Bill has a crowded life. In addition to The Factor, there's this official website to oversee, expand, and improve. There are weekly opinion columns to deliver to more than 300 newspapers. Plenty of personal appearances with Factor family members like Glenn Beck and Dennis Miller. And books to write.
Take the books: After five non-fiction volumes and a deeply personal memoir called A Bold Fresh Piece Of Humanity, Bill (working with historian Martin Dugard) most recently wrote and released Killing Lincoln. In Newsweek, an article by Peter Boyer said it marked "a bold, even fresh, literary turn." Killing Lincoln is indeed real, and it's riveting. A factual, historical thriller, designed to keep you moving through page after page. No one should have been surprised by this literary turn from Bill. After all, it's history. And Bill studied history, taught it in high school, for years has surrounded himself with historical artifacts, and The Factor takes a clear-eyed look at history-in-the-making every night. The book, the teaching, the interest, the show—all of it delivered in Bill's unique "No Spin" way. It's always been his commitment to you.
Bill's beginnings are well known. A childhood on Long Island. BA (in history) from Marist College, a Master's in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University, and a second Master's degree in Public Administration from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. There have been many awards and honors along the way, as well. But the biggest reward is from you—when you watch The Factor, read the column or books, or come here to enjoy BillOReilly.com.
Of course, the race isn't over; Bill isn't taking a victory lap just yet. There's still plenty of ground to cover, and O'Reilly isn't slowing down, or looking over his shoulder. Only ahead. Though he still takes brief naps when he can. - billoreilly.com
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
Can children be around family members that are taking radiation therapy for breast cancer?
Lawrence J. Solin, MD, FACR, Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
Patients undergoing external beam radiation treatment are not radioactive after their treatments, and do not pose any radiation hazard to anyone around them. There is no hazard to young children, for example, even when playing or carrying them.
Oct 11, 2010 - Radical prostatectomy, external-beam radiotherapy, and brachytherapy result in several quality-of-life issues after prostate cancer treatment in patients not receiving adjuvant hormonal treatment, including either improvement in or worsening of urinary irritative-obstructive symptoms in addition to the more commonly discussed sexual and incontinence issues, according to research published online Oct. 4 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
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See works from three artists whose works are connected by an interest in the vernacular, a regional sense of place and a similar visual sensibility.
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See the first major exhibition in Australia by celebrated artist Anish Kapoor this summer as part of the Sydney International Art Series.
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Volume One: MCA Collection
Discover work by more than 130 Australian artists when the MCA presents Volume One: MCA Collection.
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