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Some Arkansas ranchers may be reaching into hay supplies earlier than normal this fall as drought dries up pastures.
"With no significant rainfall for a few weeks now, the grass is drying up," says Steven Sheets, ag agent with University of Arkansas Extension in Hempstead County. "We've had some reports of creeks and ponds drying up – if they ever recovered from the past two years."
At this point in the season, rains are needed to boost production of winter-annual grasses, says Sheets. "The positive to this year is that we have produced lots of hay earlier in the year. However, if it doesn't rain in the next few weeks, we will be forced to start feeding hay."
"It's getting dry in a hurry," adds Adam Willis, Sheets' counterpart in Newton County. "We need rain badly. Our pastures are going to start to suffer as a result. These 90-degree days are really starting to take their toll."
The dry conditions were welcome by some state farmers harvesting other crops. "Corn harvest is winding down," says Gus Wilson, ag agent in Chicot County. "Yields are doing very well. It's just very hot and dusty. But we would rather eat dust than harvest in the mud."
The Sept. 10 U.S. Drought Monitor map shows severe drought continues throughout the state's southernmost tier of counties. Moderate drought and abnormally dry conditions are found in many parts of central Arkansas.
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quote:anyone listening to 104.5? Tell this frick to quit screaming into the mic. I can't hear a word he is saying.
quote:Cliffsnotes on what Cam said?
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quote:Posted by: Pete Roussel on July 1, 2012
quote:I certainly hope not. His résumé as a head coach is beyond abominable.
quote:Damn Mountain Tiger could not have said that better myself...
quote:you do know said resume was on a stop gap/sinking ship in miami for one season and at indiana where they don't care about football and actually had to compete in the big ten in the 90's when it was competitive?
quote:You do know that good coaches rise up through the ranks by winning games at terrible places, right? Spurrier and Duke. Urban at Utah. Brian Kelly, Brady Hoke the list goes on and on and on and on and on. Guess what the common thread is, none of those guys couldn't get the job done because of circumstances. They made their place better. Sorry, that excuse isn't good enough. No one should accept it, but especially not at a place like LSU where we appear to be a 10 win a year minimum machine. Don't guess.
quote:Record with Trent Green, BTW 0-5.
quote:anywhere to watch replay of press conference yet?

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The Simpson College Religious Life Community (RLC) is just that, a community. We are a completely student lead group that strives to meet the spiritual needs of every student on campus. This year, as a community, we will wrestle with the idea of what it means to Lead With Love. We will strive to answer this question through the various branches of RLC, each led by a student chapel intern. In worship we will provide opportunities to connect to God through song, prayer, and God's Word. In Welcome and Celebration RLC will create means of fellowship, fun, and outreach to campus and the community around us. In both our Service portion and Justice and Mission portions of RLC, we will have chances to learn about our place in God's creation by examining our gifts and callings God has blessed us with through weekly service trips to sites in and around the Indianola community. There are also alternative Fall and Spring Break trips stretching across the United States and also internationally to address realities facing our world today. Through our Interfaith and Catholic Student Organization, we have an environment that will let all students feel comfortable in their own religious expressions. We also promote intentional conversations to bridge the gaps of understanding between the world's vast religious traditions. In our Spiritual Formation focus, there are countless Bible studies and discussion groups that challenge students to learn more about themselves and their faith. All these aspects of RLC come together for a community where anyone can come to grow in the never-ending journey of faith and spirituality to discover what God is calling us to do in our lives. As this journey is not meant to be done alone, we invite all to join us in this loving and welcoming community. If you have questions or concerns on how to get involved in all RLC has to offer please let me know face to face on campus, through email, or on Facebook,
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[7" » $9.50] [more info]various artists Joanna Gruesome/Perfect Pussy "Astonishing Adventures" Comic/Split EP 7"
The Joanna Gruesome/Perfect Pussy mutual admiration society had an emergency meeting and this split single was the result. Each band does one original song and one cover, and the single comes with a super cool 24-page comic by renowned artist Phil McAndrew. It's a fantastic package, the bands' styles complementing each other perfectly. A brilliant racket, and a fun read.
Joanna Gruesome "Weird Sister"
[LP » $13.00] [CD » $9.00] [more info]Joanna Gruesome Weird Sister LP/CD
We're excited to announce the release of the debut album by thrilling Cardiff-based noisepop five-piece Joanna Gruesome. Brimming with irresistible pop melodies and spiked with dissonant fuzzy jangle, their songs are shot through with loud discordant feedback and super-fast, hardcore punk drumbeats. Kicking against sexism and homophobia, nothing is off-limits, drawing inspiration from DIY scenes such as Riot Grrrl/noisepop/C86/K Records as well as post-hardcore like Drive Like Jehu/Converge and the art rock of The Velvet Underground, Swirlies and My Bloody Valentine.
The Mantles "Memory"
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The Bay Area's garage-pop greats The Mantles are back with their first new recordings since Long Enough To Leave and a tweaked line-up featuring the swirling keyboards of Carly Putnam and the rock-solid bass of Matt Bullimore. Memory is an upbeat song that recalls some of the finest of the Paisley Underground bands. Buoyed by Justin's twangy lead guitar and Carly's organ, "Memory" boasts the kind of easy lope and indelible melody that The Mantles make seem so effortless. On the flip we have "Undelivered," a rootsy tune whose psychedelic keyboards and moody demeanor align it firmly with the best of New Zealand's Flying Nun label.
Allo Darlin' "We Come From The Same Place"
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Slumberland is very proud to partner with Allo Darlin' to release their eagerly awaited new album We Come From the Same Place. The third full-length recording from the much loved Anglo-Australian four-piece is made up of smart, beautiful pop music, with lyrics that resonate with experience and melodies that chime, echo and soar. The album combines the eagerness, urgency and immediacy of their 2010 self-titled debut with the contemplation, sophistication and ambition of their 2012 follow-up Europe, and yet it goes beyond either both sonically and in the song-writing.
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Slumberland Records is pleased to bring you the debut album from London-based neo-psychedelic pop group The Proper Ornaments. Mining the rich territories between The Velvet Underground and The Beach Boys, Wooden Head features fourteen thrillingly taut and melodic pop songs with a deep undercurrent. Taking inspiration from Berlin-era Lou Reed, Jesus and Mary Chain's Darklands, The Television Personalities and West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, the songs are breezy and easy on the ear, with sublime harmonies and chiming Byrdsian guitar, but with a darker twist and a pervasive air of melancholy.
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Where The Aislers' debut Terrible Things Happen's synthesis of 60s mod-pop, 70s punk and 80s/90s indie flavors provided an end-of-the-century summation of where pop had been and where it was heading, 2000's The Last Match upped the ante even farther. More ambitious in conception, The Last Match expanded the band's sound into more orchestral areas. While the songs are still driving and catchy as a fish hook, the arrangements are far more sophisticated. It's a must-listen album, one that fueled fond memories, sparked love affairs, set off spontaneous dance parties, and reminded us all of the power of song-craft and melodies and POP. New color vinyl/CD reissues available now!
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The Aislers Set began as a vehicle for the songs of Linton, who had most recently co-led San Francisco's legendary Henry's Dress and drummed in Go Sailor with her pal Rose Melberg; this is their debut album from 1998. Not content to merely (!) write some of the most sublime pop tunes this side of Ray Davies, Linton got busy in her garage studio and recorded and produced almost the whole record by herself. It's a remarkable feat, and a love for such producers as Phil Spector and Brian Wilson shines from each and every groove. It's a beautiful, multi-layered record and a genuinely great achievement of home recording. New color vinyl/CD reissues available now!
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The long-awaited second album from this respected Edinburgh artist. Produced by Tony Doogan (Mountain Goats, Belle & Sebastian, Mogwai, The Pastels) and featuring a stellar array of guests including members of Belle & Sebastian, Frightened Rabbit, Black Tambourine and The Vaselines, New Gods is a brilliant and impassioned piece of songwriting and arranging. Calling it "folk" or "pop" really only tells part of the story -- Withered Hand's music is beautiful, melodic, honest and beyond easy categorization.
Tony Molina "Dissed And Dismissed"
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Breathless, lightning-quick power-pop songs that feature some of the best tunes we've heard in ages. Taking his cues from Thin Lizzy, Teenage Fanclub, Big Star, Dinosaur Jr and Guided By Voices, Tony has an unerring grasp on what makes great pop work, and these twelve songs (including an ace GBV cover) could all be lost 70s radio hits, albeit ones filtered through a love of punk and hardcore. Brevity is the name of the game here - most songs run under one minute and yet don't skimp at all on melody or self-deprecating humor. Awesome.


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JANE Johnson - 05/09/2012
I was a bit concerned about teaching this,only because of the timing.I am so glad I did,by breaking it down as much as I could,playing the music to the section they had learnt they got it.The music is divine & the restart/tag are easy to hear.Thankyou Michelle for a beautiful dance.
Tina Fernandez - 21/08/2012
Taught tonight for the 1st week. The jury is out at the moment but it is only week one. The restart is easy and the tag on the back wall just two extra hips and continue the dance is quite easy. Music is brilliant some of the timing to be desired 8-( First time ever I don't want to rate a dance on week one, we need to dance it again. I am sure week two they will like it more. Think we have just O D on night clubs at the moment
A Risley - 31/05/2012
Lovely dance that fits the music just right ,well done Michelle hope its a big hit for you .xx
Peter Jones - 23/05/2012
Well done Michelle, both Anna and I love the track and dance. I am sure this will do well. x
Sophie Brown - 20/05/2012
Another brilliant dance by Michelle- choreographed to fit perfectly to the music :) Everyone should be doing this dance!
Barbara Pitt - 16/05/2012
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Ross Brown - 16/05/2012
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Dee Musk - 16/05/2012
Lovely nightclub 2-step, to a beautiful Lonestar track - well done Michelle, it certainly made us Smile :-) x danced it 3 times x
Wendy Annall - 07/05/2012
What a lovely dance by Michelle to lonestar's "Smile". Easy R/S and easy TAG no trouble spotting. My girls were on weekender with Michelle and they took the trouble to text me they liked it. I have to agree so will be putting it in this week. Good luck Michelle.


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In this CakePHP tutorial I would like to show you how I handle search forms, while preserving pagination.
The basic principal is to read the posted variables, and redirect the user to a page with the appropriate filters in the URL.
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Lets add a search form on the index page to search through the records. index.ctp<?php echo $form->create('Post',array('action'=>'search'));?> <fieldset> <legend><?php __('Post Search');?></legend> <?php echo $form->input('Search.keywords'); echo $form->input('Search.id'); echo $form->input('Search.name',array('after'=>__('wildcard is *',true))); echo $form->input('Search.body',array('after'=>__('wildcard is *',true))); echo $form->input('Search.active',array( 'empty'=>__('Any',true), 'options'=>array( 0=>__('Inactive',true), 1=>__('Active',true), ), )); echo $form->input('Search.created', array('after'=>'eg: >= 2 weeks ago')); echo $form->input('Search.category_id'); echo $form->input('Search.tag'); echo $form->input('Search.tag_id'); echo $form->submit('Search'); ?> </fieldset> <?php echo $form->end();?>
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The search action will handle reading the posted variables, and redirecting back to the index url. The index action will handle setting up the pagination options. controllers/posts_controller.php<?php class PostsController extends AppController { var $name = 'Posts'; function search() { // the page we will redirect to $url['action'] = 'index'; // build a URL will all the search elements in it // the resulting URL will be // example.com/cake/posts/index/Search.keywords:mykeyword/Search.tag_id:3 foreach ($this->data as $k=>$v){ foreach ($v as $kk=>$vv){ $url[$k.'.'.$kk]=$vv; } } // redirect the user to the url $this->redirect($url, null, true); } function index() { // the elements from the url we set above are read // automagically by cake into $this->passedArgs[] // eg: // $passedArgs['Search.keywords'] = mykeyword // $passedArgs['Search.tag_id'] = 3 // required if you are using Containable // requires Post to have the Containable behaviour //$contain = array(); // we want to set a title containing all of the // search criteria used (not required) $title = array(); // // filter by id // if(isset($this->passedArgs['id'])) { // set the conditions $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.id'] = $this->passedArgs['id']; // set the Search data, so the form remembers the option $this->data['Search']['id'] = $this->passedArgs['id']; // set the Page Title (not required) $title[] = __('ID',true).': '.$this->passedArgs['id']; } // // filter by keywords // if(isset($this->passedArgs['Search.keywords'])) { $keywords = $this->passedArgs['Search.keywords']; $this->paginate['conditions'][] = array( 'OR' => array( 'Post.name LIKE' => "%$keywords%", 'Post.body LIKE' => "%$keywords%", ) ); $this->data['Search']['keywords'] = $keywords; $title[] = __('Keywords',true).': '.$keywords; } // // filter by name // if(isset($this->passedArgs['Search.name'])) { $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.name LIKE'] = str_replace('*','%',$this->passedArgs['Search.name']); $this->data['Search']['name'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.name']; $title[] = __('Name',true).': '.$this->passedArgs['Search.name']; } // // filter by body // if(isset($this->passedArgs['Search.body'])) { $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.body LIKE'] = str_replace('*','%',$this->passedArgs['Search.body']); $this->data['Search']['body'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.body']; $title[] = __('Body',true).': '.$this->passedArgs['Search.body']; } // // filter by active // if(isset($this->passedArgs['Search.active'])) { $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.active'] = ($this->passedArgs['Search.active'])?1:0; $this->data['Search']['active'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.active']; $title[] = ($this->passedArgs['Search.active']) ? __('Active Posts',true) : __('Inactive Posts',true); } // // filter by created // allowing searches starting with <, >, <=, >= // allow human dates "2 weeks ago", "last thursday" // if(isset($this->passedArgs['Search.created'])) { $field = ''; $date = explode(' ',$this->passedArgs['Search.created']); if (isset($date[1]) && in_array($date[0],array('<','>','<=','>='))) { $field = ' '.array_shift($date); } $date = implode(' ',$date); $date = date('Y-m-d',strtotime($date)); $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.created'.$field] = $date; $this->data['Search']['created'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.created']; $title[] = 'Created: '.$this->passedArgs['Search.created']; } // // filter by category_id, including all children // if (isset($this->passedArgs['Search.category_id'])) { // get all children $category_ids = array($this->passedArgs['Search.category_id']); $children = $this->Post->Category->children($this->passedArgs['Search.category_id']); foreach ($children as $child) { $category_ids[] = $child['Category']['id']; } // set the conditions - SELECT ... WHERE field IN(1,2,3) $this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.category_id'] = $category_ids; // set the Search data, so the form remembers the option $this->data['Search']['category_id'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.category_id']; // set the Page Title to the Category Name $title[] = __('Category',true).': '.$this->Post->Category->field('name',array('Category.id'=>$this->passedArgs['Search.category_id'])); } // // filter by tag (habtm) - name or id // if (isset($this->passedArgs['Search.tag']) || isset($this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id'])) { // if we were given the tag name, get the id if (isset($this->passedArgs['Search.tag'])) { $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id'] = $this->Post->Tag->field('id',array('Tag.name'=>$this->passedArgs['Search.tag'])); } // bind the model as a hasOne so we can use the rows as conditions $this->Post->bindModel(array( 'hasOne' => array( 'PostTag' => array( 'className' => 'PostTag', 'foreignKey' => 'post_id', 'conditions' => array( 'PostTag.tag_id' => $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id'], ), ), ), ),false); //$contain[] = 'PostTag'; // required if you are using Containable // set the conditions $this->paginate['conditions'][]['PostTag.tag_id'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id']; // set the Search data, so the form remembers the option $this->data['Search']['tag_id'] = $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id']; // set the Page Title to the Tag Name $title[] = __('Tag',true).': '.$this->Post->Tag->field('name',array('Tag.id'=>$this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id'])); } // get posts //$this->Post->contain($contain); // required if you are using Containable //$this->paginate['reset']=false; // required if you are using Containable $posts = $this->paginate(); // set the category path of each post (not required, just an example) // requires Category to have the Tree behaviour // // you can use this to add anything you want to the $posts array // before it is sent to the view foreach($posts as $k=>$post) { $posts[$k]['CategoryPath'] = $this->Post->Category->getPath($post['Post']['category_id']); $posts[$k]['CategoryPath'] = $posts[$k]['CategoryPath']?$posts[$k]['CategoryPath']:array(); } // set title $title = implode(' | ',$title); $title = (isset($title)&&$title)?$title:__('All Posts',true); // set related data $tags = $this->Post->Tag->find('list'); $this->set(compact('posts','tags','title')); } }
Getting Pagination to Remember Search Options
A quick trick to get pagination to remember the search options.
views/posts/index.php<?php $paginator->options(array('url' => $this->passedArgs)); ?>
Hiding the Search Form
Here is some JavaScript that will allow you to hide the search form when it's not needed.
views/posts/index.php<?php echo $html->link(__('Search', true), 'javascript:void(0)', array('class'=>'search-toggle')); ?>
$(document).ready(function(){ // toggle the search form $('.search-toggle').click(function(){ $('#PostSearchForm').toggle(); }); $('#PostSearchForm').hide(); });
The Final Product
Here is an example of how the form will look.
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helo. you can share demo for cakephp serch ?
Search.keywords? Does it mean we need a Search model?
Awesome tutorial
Learnt a lot in this tutorial
I wanted to redirect using POST rather than GET
But got to know that it cannot be done .
If you know any method please suggest
Thank you
Hi all,
I am newbie in cakephp. I have a problem with my code when i try doing by these steps, maybe because i do not understand clearly. Could you tell me about database of this tutorial ? Post(id, name , body, active)? and what about " var $name = 'Posts';" in posts_controller file?
Could you send me your project +database, i really want to reference. Thanks !
Great post!!!
I am trying to implement this on something other than Posts and only on the end_time. When I input <1 month ago, I don't get anything. When I look and the db or another listing, I have plenty that fit the bill.
If I use < 1 month ago the pagination shows the right number, but there are more in the table.
Thanks for this good job.
I get the code but when I click on Search the result page don't show me any records. I have not any error message, only the empty table. I note that the url have the format ....index/Search.name:...
Can you help me?
Thanks again.
Great!! But how about hasMany relation? For example Hotel hasMany Room. i would like to search data from 'room' inside 'hotel' controller. i using search keyword but got
Warning (512): SQL Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Room.name' in 'where clause' [CORE\cake\libs\model\datasources\dbo_source.php, line 684]
thanks for nice article it's working..
Hey Bret thank you very much for this post.
I´m wondering if you can update it when the form has a checkboxes and you want to filter by selecting multiple options. Thank you again
There is a little mistake in your code:
PostTag.tag_id' => $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id'];
PostTag.tag_id' => $this->passedArgs['Search.tag_id']
;) Otherwise you would get a "syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting ')'"
Nice one! But can you publish your tables for comparison? I got some sql-errors with mine, after it calls the search() function. (I'm only using the parts for filter by tag and tag_id)
Hey, I was wondering why I cannot search for keywords with special characters such as '#' pound...
Everything works, but in the index action, the passedArgs['Search.keywords'] is empty is i search for #
can you help me out please ?
Many thanks for this. Worked like a charm.
Hi I ve tried to implemented your search, but it error form me like
Warning (2): Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [APP\controllers\artists_controller.php, line 21]
Thanks mate, it's easy n guuuuuuuuuud!
What sort of modifications would be required if the paginate conditions were a habtm relationship?
Hello. Thanks for nice post.
I have one question. What happened when a date field is submitted? I found date select field will not working. here is my example debug info for $this->data
[search] => Array
[id] =>
[name] =>
[username] =>
[expdate] => Array
[month] => 06
[day] => 01
[year] => 2010
[show] => 1
I think url builder loop needs to be modified. How can I do that?? Thanks
Great Post !
It really helped me to build my fist Cakephp Application.
OMG,Why I cant see the data after I input keyword?
but the link is already changed. ><
Great article. It really should be in The Bakery, as it actually works! :)
I know I'm nit-picking, but shouldn't ,
$title = (isset($title)&&$title)?$title:'All Videos';
$title = (isset($title)&&$title)?$title:__('All Videos', true);
If you haven't submitted it to the bakery, you really should. Thanks again.
Thanks dooooddee!!!
It's rockin'!!!
I have some problems when I used your code,
and I believed the problem is how I create my database.
The error messages:
Notice (8): Undefined property: Post::$Tag [APP/controllers/posts_controller.php, line 166]
Code | Context
$title = "All Videos"
$posts = array()
// set related data
$tags = $this->Post->Tag->find('list');
PostsController::index() - APP/controllers/posts_controller.php, line 166
Object::dispatchMethod() - CORE/cake/libs/object.php, line 116
Dispatcher::_invoke() - CORE/cake/dispatcher.php, line 227
Dispatcher::dispatch() - CORE/cake/dispatcher.php, line 194
[main] - APP/webroot/index.php, line 88
Fatal error: Call to a member function find() on a non-object in /var/www/cake/app/controllers/posts_controller.php on line 166
This is my table:
| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
| keywords | varchar(20) | YES | | NULL | |
| id | int(11) | NO | PRI | NULL | |
| name | varchar(30) | YES | | NULL | |
| body | text | YES | | NULL | |
| category_id | int(11) | YES | | NULL | |
| tag_id | int(11) | YES | | NULL | |
| list | varchar(30) | YES | | NULL | |
| tag | varchar(30) | YES | | NULL | |
Can you please show me how you create table in mysql?
Thank you so much
Hi, I try use your code for my app, but I use i18n and when I want search by field 'name', but i drop this column from 'products' table, because data is in 'i18n' table and I don't know How I can repaire? Maybe some solutions?
instead of using Post.name, use PostI18n.name (or whatever your i18n table name is).
$this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.name LIKE'] = str_replace('*','%',$this->passedArgs['Search.name']);
$this->paginate['conditions'][]['PostI18n.name LIKE'] = str_replace('*','%',$this->passedArgs['Search.name']);
Hi, could you explain how the selects in the search form get populated?
the SQL arguments are set from $this->paginate
$this->paginate['conditions'][]['Post.id'] = $this->passedArgs['id'];
awesome. thx!
I noticed a small error in the URL builder loop in the Post controller's search action. The URL that I was getting for a form with just a keyword field was /post/index/Search.keywords:Array. I believe the correct code should be:
<?php foreach ($this->data as $k=>$v){ foreach ($v as $kk=>$vv){ $url[$k.'.'.$kk]=$vv; } } ?>
Thanks for the article. I'm new to CakePHP and still trying to figure things out. This helps some in understanding how forms work.


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Epistemic responsibility involves at least two central ideas. (V) To be epistemically responsible is to display the virtue(s) epistemic internalists take to be central to justification (e.g., coherence, having good reasons, fitting the evidence). (C) In normal (non-skeptical)circumstances and in thelong run, epistemic responsibility is strongly positively correlated with reliability. Sections 1 and 2 review evidence showing that for a wide range of real-world problems, the most reliable, tractable reasoning strategies audaciously flout the internalist's epistemic virtues. In Section 3, I argue that these results force us to give up either (V), our current conception of what it is to be epistemically responsible, or (C) the responsibility-reliability connection. I will argue that we should relinquish (V). This is likely to reshape our epistemic practices. It will force us to alter our epistemic judgments about certain instances of reasoning, to endorse some counterintuitive epistemic prescriptions, and to rethink what it is for cognitive agents to be epistemically responsible.
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- Title
- In Praise of Epistemic Irresponsibility: How lazy and ignorant can you be?
- Journal
Volume 122, Issue 1-2 , pp 179-208
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- 2000-02-01
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- 0039-7857
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- 1573-0964
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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France 75014
Tel: 33 1 43 21 95 68
Metro: Denfert-Rochereau
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When Ghislaine Arabian was chef at the ultraluxurious Pavillon Ledoyen during the 1990s, the restaurant had two Michelin stars. She was a superstar, and she suddenly disappeared. In 2007, Arabian resurfaced and took over this one-room corner bistro south of the Catacombs. True, the tables are still narrow and pushed too close for comfort, and the noise is considerable, but few diners care. The menu of generously portioned classics changes twice daily and ranges across France (Burgundy snails with garlicky butter, Provençal-style grilled swordfish), but the most consistently fabulous dishes come from Arabian's native northern France. Do not miss the blissfully simple gray-shrimp croquettes, the moules frites, the flash-fried whitebait, the fresh day-boat cod, or especially Arabian's creamy, slightly piquant waterzooi stew with hunks of whitefish and salmon. The desserts are an updated tour de force of centuries past: puffs of freshly whipped meringue that make the île flottante float, the kind of ethereal chocolate mousse that no one makes anymore, and a rustic northern French tarte au sucre flavored with yeasty Belgian beer. People pack in for this eating experience and the astonishingly low prices—especially for the $36 lunch prix fixe (à la carte is about $73 with wine). Reserve—at minimum—a week in advance.
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quote:Holy Macau!
quote:who the frick says that?
quote:Hopefully he doesn't get any more fricking stupid personal fouls in the biggest game of the year like he did last year.
quote:AND WE GONE TEAR THIS MOTHA frickA DOWN
quote:I can't recall exactly, but did we even get any points on that drive where he got the penalty?


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5 Brilliant game with superb graphics. Best light gun game yetPosted: 19/11/2008Time Crisis is every bit as good and addictive to play as the original and ups the anti in graphics, story and gameplay. This is also one of the best conversations of an arcade game I've played with the graphics being just as good if not better than the arcade.The sequel sees you fighting along side your colleague, but the way the game unfold is very clever as in certain parts of the game you will separate for your colleague only to find them within range of your guns, therefore you have to aim carefully otherwise you will hit him and loose points. One area in particular sees you facing opposite each other with enemies coming out of all angels trying to get you. They appear from doorway, behind barrels and dropping down from ropes. This makes for a very exciting and adrenaline pumping experience and is one of my favourite aspects of the game.Also, for the first time in Time Crisis, you have the ability to wield two light guns at the same time. It is one of the best features of any game I've played and adds lots to the overall gameplay. There is also the feature to play two player cooperative or against each other.Finally there is the alternative story mode which didn't feature on the arcade version which adds yet again to the gameplay and gives a little more longevity. This is every bit as challenging and good if you get bored with the main game.Be warned though, if you have an LCD or Plasma screen light gun games just won't work and this is something that I've been caught out with. You can still play the game albeit using the analogue stick as well which works well but doesn't match the speed and accuracy of using a light gun.Overall if you have a light gun then get this game you won't be disappointed. If you've got two light guns, what are you waiting for....buy it.
3 Fun to play with friends, for the price it's not badPosted: 19/11/2008I will admit I was very dubious when I first played this game and would have agreed with the many people's previous reviews in it not being that good. But for some reason I started to enjoy it and i think the reason was because it plays better when you are against human opponents. It isn't the best game in the world but it does offer enough of a challenge to make it worth while buying especially as Play.com are offering it at half price. Therefore if you are wanting to have an entertaining game for a group of friends to play it is worth the money.There are 6 games in total. Boules seems very basic but once you start playing trying to get the points to win can be very tricky and requires a certain amount of skill. Often the match comes down the last ball and its this changeability that makes it more fun.One of the most enjoyable games is Disc golf which requires you to do a throwing motion with the wii remote to throw a Frisbee and try and get it into the basket in as fewer shots as possible. Like golf there is a set limit of throws to complete the course in (ie par 3, 4 or 5). This is fairly easy to get the hang of and can be a bit of fun especially when the wind takes hold of it or you give the throw a bit too much and it sails of into the sunset (and out of bounds).The volley ball is great fun although a little basic, but it is still fun to play. Cricket again can be fun as it requires you to take turns bowling and bating. You will need a bit of space for this one but it gives a good level of interaction trying to bowl out the other team, or hitting a six and making a run. If the other team is making a run and you pick up the ball you can try and throw them out which can be great.American football was a little more difficult to understand and this is probably the most difficult to get to grips with. Normal Football which again requires a little more effort to get to grips with is OK after you sort out the controls. I scored a cracking header with this game so I do kind of like it even though it is a bit basic.The ability to customise your characters, earn more points and even create a face using a DS is a great feature and keeps your interest that little bit longer. If you are having some friends around give this game a go, you might be pleasantly surprised.
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5 A huge game that will keep you playing for agesPosted: 19/11/2008The first thing you will notice about this game on the DS is the brilliant graphics, they really have done a good job of converting this to the hand held console and looks almost as good as the wii version (please see my review). I was quite surprised at how much they have managed to cramp onto the small cartridge and, like the wii version, it is one of the most comprehensive games for the DS. Although this isn't quite as good as the wii game as some of the games are slightly easier to lay and complete, they are still good fun and a very good challenge.The best thing about the game though is the more you play it, the more you unlock and there are some brilliant additions to the game in there. These include more events which will add so much more to the gameplay and will require different skills to master. In fact I would say this is one of the biggest games on the DS because there is so much to do and unlock. For example getting silver medals may unlock emblems or getting gold's may unlock other events. Sometimes all you need to do is take part in an event a few times and something will be unlocked which can be very rewarding and makes you want to play it more.Archery is really good fun and brilliantly done on the DS as it requires quick reactions and a steady hand. pulling back with the stylus will give you a target to hit and you must try and line this up with another target to shoot it straight. Sounds complicated but it works really well and when you factor in the wind it can be a little bit more tricky to score higher points.The track events require different skills again and will have you moving the stylus from side to side to build speed in the running events, but in the long jump you will also then need to draw a diagonal line at the right time to make the jump.All in all this is well worth buying as it is fun, challenging and has brilliant graphics and gameplay. Not quite as good as the wii version but gets an honorary gold medal.
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5 Great value and the games aren't bad eitherPosted: 19/11/2008Basically for the price this is an absolute bargain. Not only do you get a game but also an official Nintendo controller and the best part is it is actually cheaper than buying a controller separately. Don't be fooled into getting it from a high street shop though as they are charging ridiculous prices for this. I've seen it advertised in Game for £42.99 instead of £29.99, how they justify that I just don't know.So what about the games themselves, well they are all fun to play and require different skills. Even though they are specifically designed to make the most out of your controller they are still fun games in their own right. Some are more difficult than others and therefore their level of enjoyment will also differ. The best part of these games though is getting someone to play along with you and try to beat them. My favourite games are shooting, table tennis which is really good fun (and can be quite tricky) and the game where you have to find different characters in different situations, a bit like where's Wally.Overall if you want a controller just buy this package instead, you get more for your money, pay less and if you don't like the game, give it to someone else.
2 Rush Hour 3 isn't a patch on the first twoPosted: 08/10/20086 years since the last film and the undynamic duo are back, but gone are the slick action set pieces, the witty repartee and the decent plot lines and in are some very bad judgements of both direction, script and acting.This is a very lazy film all round, the plot is very thin and flimsy, Chris Tucker who played the annoying cop well in the other films is far too annoying in this and has some terrible dialogue. The worst of this also sees him singing on several occasions so it was like watching sing a long with Rush Hour, he has not got a good voice which I think is the point, but it gives the film some of its worst moments.Jackie Chan is starting to look to old and doesn't have the zip and energy he had in earlier films. Whether this is down to choice or just the poorly executed action sequences I don't know, but I also got the feeling he didn't do all of his own stunts and anyone who knows Jackie Chan knows that he does his own. In fact this is the biggest disappointment for me as that is my reason for watching the Rush Hour films, the perfect balance of Jackie's martial artistry with the funny one liners from Chris Tucker. There partnership this time just doesn't work and it is both the script and unfortunately the director that are too blame.Brett Ratner really should have done a better job with the film. The action sequences aren't a patch on earlier films and there are hardly any. This means that Jackie never gets to show us what he can do properly and what action sequences there are aren't shot very well in that you can't appreciate the chorography properly.It also features some terrible French accents especially from Marks & Spencer model Noemie Lenoir who makes her screen debut here. The bad guys are also some of the worst you will see and neither look that menacing or that evil. Finally I noticed some scenes that look far too familiar, one in particular sees Jackie Chan perform a stunt that he did in the previous films, at this point I completely lost interest. If they couldn't be bothered to make the effort thinking of new stuff why should the audience make the effort to pay attention.The previous films are not classics in any way, but they delivered good solid entertainment and I have watched them a few time, in fact they are in my DVD collection. The reality with Rush Hour 3 is I will neither be watching it again or buying it.
5 A timeless Sci-Fi classic by one of the genres best authors.Posted: 20/08/2008The Time Machine is a classic and brilliant book by one of the best authors of the genre, HG Wells. His book was written years before Einstein's theory of relativity which makes his description and concept of time travel all the more amazing. The Time Traveller, whose name is never revealed, is an extremely likeable man whom you can connect with straight away. The futuristic world that Wells creates is both amazing and disturbing at the same time. But what is really clever about the book is that it symbolised the class division of the time which is captured perfectly by the two different 'species' within the book. The chilling truth when it is revealed is both shocking and unforgettable.What is also hard to believe that for all the descriptions and ideas contained in the book, it is only 144 pages long. However what it manages to achieve in those few pages many books struggle to achieve in an entire series. This is without doubt one of the finest examples of Sci-Fi writing and I would whole heartedly recommend any SF fan to have this in their collection.Wells style of writing is also so descriptive and the language he uses conveys his vision so accurately, you feel like you are imagining what he must have done when thinking of the story. From his own time to that of the distant future, the landscapes, colours and sensations are all these to be enjoyed and you would believe that he has experienced them himself. In fact at no time do you question the possibility of time travel as you are so engrossed with the story.This is one of my all time favourite books and one which I have read over and over again. So if you like Sci-Fi what are you waiting for, you need this book.
3 A good Friday night horror film.Posted: 20/08/2008Ghost ship is, surprisingly, a fairly enjoyable film that, although doesn't add much to the genre, it still manages to entertain and give horror fans what they want. I must admit I was expecting the film to be rubbish and I was pleasantly surprised when I actually enjoyed it. That is not to say that the whole film is good and that it is without its bad moments, but generally this is perfect to watch if you just want to watch a bit horror and aren't too bothered about what it is.Although it feels a little similar to films that have been made before, particularly 'Virus' (similar settings and some similar story lines), like 'Virus' it feeds horror fans with a bit of suspense, terror, a few shocks and a few bloody moments thrown in for good measure. This film is by no means a classic but it does tick some of the right boxes.The setting is perfect, especially in the earlier stages of the film where the director really gets over the sense of a ghost ship across. The film haunts you as you watch it, you get a real feel that this boat is alive and that at any moment things could start going horribly wrong, which all too soon they do.The only thing that lets it down the silly plot twists towards the end which I can't really mention without spoiling the ending, but needless to say it contradicts itself and you'll be left thinking 'how could that happen'. I did also figure out within 5 minutes one of the key elements to the film which made it a little predictable, but saying that there is enough content in the film to satisfy regardless.Still this does the job and if you're looking for a good Friday night film to scare you, this should do the trick.
4 Gory but great, Cronenbergs classic still delivers.Posted: 19/08/2008The Fly was made in 1986 by one of the true masters of the genre at the height of his creativity, David Cronenberg, and is a perfect example of 80's horror. A remake of the 1958 original, staring Vincent Price, it is a simple film but one that is made very well. A scientist, whom is dabbling in a teleportation experiment, accidentally gets 'fused' with a common house fly when he tries to teleport himself, causing him to start transforming into a human fly.What is interesting is Seth's (Jeff Goldblum) transformation from passive nice guy into a paranoid, aggressive character who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. It symbolises society's greed in the modern world and plays on stereotypes of power and corruption. It is this that gives The Fly its greatest angle, how this affects his relationship with Gena Davis and how ultimately that power leads him to the tragic finale. You feel both sympathy and disgust at Seth's character, it is unusually to have to conflicting emotions portrayed in a leading character and it is left for the viewer to decide whether he is good or bad.The story moves at a good pace but not too quick as to make the film feel rushed. You start to see Seth's transformation into brundlefly gradually in all its stomach churning glory. Of course with David Cronenberg in the director's chair you would expect some level of body horror from the master of the genre with the final twist of the genetically spliced knife one of the goriest scenes you'll see (those without a strong stomach look away).A film that is as gory as it is glorious, this is a must for those who like there horror visceral. One of the best horror remakes yet.David Cronenberg's remake of the 1956 version (starting Vincent Price)
1 An appalling Zombie film which is bad on every levelPosted: 19/08/2008Return of the Living Dead 3 (ROTLD3) has too many things wrong with it to name. For a start the direction is amateurish and it looks like a straight to DVD movie, the special effects aren't that special and the story, which started off promising, wastes its good ideas and focuses too much on some of the worst aspects of the story.It is unfortunate that the worst aspect of the film are the actual zombies themselves. Don't expect this to be a Romero or Fulici style film as the zombies look and act like rejects from the university of the undead, and the acting all-round is pretty atrocious.Is there anything good about the film? Well frankly not much! One of the few things of any note (in an actors z list) is the early appearance of The O.C.'s Julie Cooper (Melinda Clarke). She is the only beautiful thing in an otherwise ugly film. Her character is bitten by a zombie and the only way she can contain her blood lust is to inflict damage on herself. However towards the end of the film this is taken to the extreme and then things just get a little bit too silly.This is one to avoid especially if you are a zombie film fan, it will leave you wishing you were dead yourself.


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