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erica | 4:42 pm | March 30, 2015 | Development,Swift
Ages ago, I put together a solution for tuplizing if-lets. Today, I finally got to give them a workout. Here's what they looks like in practice. Before interpolating the cubic Bezier curve in the path element, I perform an if-let across four different optional values. If any are nil, the entire if-let fails and the statement shortcuts, just like a default if-let construct would.
case kCGPathElementAddCurveToPoint.value: if let (currentPoint, point, controlPoint1, controlPoint2) = tupled(current?.point, element.point, element.controlPoint1, element.controlPoint2) { for index in 1..<numberOfBezierSamples { let percent = CGFloat(index) / CGFloat(numberOfBezierSamples) let newpoint = CubicBezierPoint(percent, currentPoint, controlPoint1, controlPoint2, point) results += [newpoint] } results += [point] current = element } break;
Kevin Ballard helped me figure out the details of the solution. You can examine the source in this gist. Let me know if you find it at all useful.
Update: Yes, in Swift 1.2 you can combine if-let clauses with multiple tests as I described in this post. Here's an example:
if let x = x, let y = y, let z = z { println("All Okay") } else { println("At least one nil") }
erica | 2:10 pm | | Fun,Humor,Swift
Swift filters: this
Swift conversion: this
Swift mapping: this
Swift mirror: this
Swift car and cdr: this
Swift security: this
Swift notifications: this
Swift stride: this
Swift sink types: this (you have to scroll down / search in-page)
Swift streamable: this
Swift printable: this
And under the category of "oh, I should have known better": how do I tailor swift to work cross platform?: this
erica | 12:49 pm | | Development,Reviews,Software
Developer Raffael Hannemann is a CS student, recipient of a WWDC 2014 scholarship, and has developed DailySales to help developers track their iTunes Connect sales figures. His app integrates into Yosemite's Today View, which is a nice change from other solutions that offer stand-alone apps or take up precious menu bar space.
If TUAW were still up and running, DailySales would probably be an app that I'd look at and then, to be honest, pass on reviewing. It's student-written, student-quality, and full of good intentions but it offers a minimum to distinguish itself from other competing products in the market place. However, TUAW is no longer up and running, I don't have an editor to be responsible to, and Hanneman's email made a great pitch.
The set-up procedure is a bit of a pain. You have to move past endless screens of legalese. You have to install Java because this requires Java to use Apple's Autoinjestion class, rather than scraping the iTunes Connect website. It wasn't a particularly big burden to get started but it wasn't turn-the-key-and-get-going either.
But once you get past the painful setup, the app works. I've had it running over the weekend and I find that it well matches Hannemann's initial pitch: that the app is "decent and convenient".
The presentation is pleasant and unobtrusive. I do wish I could put in a time-out, like "don't check more often than once an hour or twice a day". I have other material I use the Today view for, and having the pane update each time is visually distracting.
The app has failed to update a number of times. On these occasions, it directed me to look at the console for errors: (Click to enlarge.) So it's not always smooth sailing.
Like other apps in this arena, Hannemann recommends that you set up a sales-figures only account at iTunes connect for extra security, and your credentials are stored using the system keychain.
All in all, I find Daily Sales to offer a promising beginning to a potentially solid application. It fills a need that many developers encounter, and its $5.99 sales price makes it affordable compared to the competition.
You can learn more about Daily Sales and Hannemann's other software at his WeAreYeah website.
erica | 12:15 pm | | Books,Development,Swift,Various Frustrations
Amazon emailed me over the weekend, stating that my appeal had been reviewed and declined: content updates of this magnitude can affect the reader's user experience (invalidating highlights, bookmarks, and notes), Amazon limits its updates to quality issues that "negatively affect the overall reading experience." The spokesperson added, "Currently, we don't have the option to update content in regard with content expansion." They promised to consider to "consider [my] input as we plan further improvements".
I've asked them if I can withdraw early from my Select commitments in order to push this extra material out. If they say yes, I'll be able to revise and publish on iBooks using the same title and cover art (which I love). If not, I'll probably have to create a secondary work that is not in direct competition with Playground Secrets for at least another 70 days or so.
There are a few other options and I'd like to know what you think about them? Here's a poll. Please let me know. Thanks!
erica | 9:41 am | March 27, 2015 | Development,Reviews
My general rule of thumb with anything written by Oliver Drobnik of Cocoanetics fame is this: Drop whatever you're doing and go read it. So when Oliver offered me a chance to look through his latest, a book entitled "Barcodes with iOS", I jumped at the opportunity. (Before I go any further, I should mention that my latest book includes about 7 or 8 pages of barcode development coverage. In some vast distant galaxy where lawyers rule, that might matter. Full disclosure.)
Barcodes with iOS includes nearly 250 pages of expansive coverage of everything you might ever want to know about barcodes: their history, APIs, AV Foundation integration, who they date, what they wear to parties, and so forth. I'm being a little facetious, but there is a lot of information here for a topic that many developers may simply add to an app one afternoon and then never think about again in their lives.
Fortunately, this is a Drobnik book, which means many gems scattered among the barcode fluff (Fun fact: did you know that the first barcodes date back to World War II and were developed to help scale increase demands from a newly invigorated economy? Neither did I!) The very best bits deep dive into Passbook and beacons and other technology specifics.
When Drobnik starts talking deep-tech, that's when things get good. In a way, I really wish the book had focused more on specific solutions rather than trying to cover every single fact related to barcodes, because the material that has to do with step-by-step development shines.
You'll probably want to scan through the book's table of contents before purchase, to find which bits you'll want to focus on. Barcodes with iOS is currently selling for about $37 over at Amazon.
erica | 8:01 am | | Development,Swift,Xcode
This makes me so happy.
You're looking at the contents of playground bundle that I was working on yesterday. That playground.xcworkspace file is new.
New to Beta 4, an xcworkspace contains all the details of how you last left your windows — which inspectors were open, how you set up your panes, and so forth.
Right now, the file isn't being created all the time. This will likely get fixed soon. I'm told it's supposed to be automatically established on your behalf. I find if I hop into the bundle and create a playground.xcworkspace folder manually and re-launch the playground, that everything kicks into place.
My only concern here has to do with the extra content being shipped with the playground. Playgrounds play two critical roles in SwiftWorld: learning and sharing. With sharing, I'd imagine I'd only want to include the cleanest material, without all the XCUserData stuff that crufts up in a workspace. Perhaps Apple might include a "prepare for shipping" option that cleans that up and archives it for you.
erica | 11:55 am | March 26, 2015 | Development,Musings,Swift
Starting in the latest betas, playgrounds have introduced a Markdown-like commenting standard for creating rich text interactive documents. This support replaces the earlier approaches Apple used to create the Guided Tour and SpriteKit Balloons walkthroughs that got people so excited about mixing interactive code with descriptive overviews
Each playground can now be shared as a single stand-alone document, with its support material embedded directly into the file. I've put examples up on github (the filters and OSX playgrounds) if you'd like to see what this technology looks like in its current form.
As I'm learning the new system, it's making me focus on what it takes to design an engaging document. There are many practical uses for playground documents. You might teach algorithms, document an API, or provide usage examples for a particular technology. In each case, you build a narrative with live embedded code segments interspersed in the text.
At the same time, playgrounds also tell stories. A well-designed playground expands your user's experience beyond source code comments. Source code, no matter how well annotated, doesn't provide the same natural flow or the opportunity to explore the way a playground's interactive document does.
So what does it take to accomplish this? Here are some preliminary thoughts.
The playground has to focus on the interactive. Consider how your user might adjust and interact with your code. Provide text-sourced hints on what to do and what the user should expect to happen as they do so. Suggest tweaks and adjustments your user might use to explore.
A playground should step outside of a documentation page and bring something to the table that you cannot offer in the existing medias of print, web pages, and ebooks. Interactivity and live code interpretation are what set playgrounds apart from these other information delivery platforms.
The playground should satisfy the senses. Offer your readers something beautiful that goes beyond simple text descriptions. Whether animating with SpriteKit or building simple UIImage instances, integrating programmatic aesthetics elevates the experience from (if you don't mind me abusing a metaphor) a PowerPoint to a Keynote experience.
Distinguish reference from pedagogy. Differentiate your narrative from code comments. A playground's rich text may share markup tasks with Quick Help but their underlying goals are distinct.
Quick Help annotates symbols for easy reference. Playground documents instruct in an interactive environment with immediate, live feedback. One is a reference materials task, the other is a guide task. The language, the structure, the examples, and the content should follow from those goals, with a playground offering a far richer set of descriptions and suggestions intended to teach as well as showcase.
So what do you think? Are there design points that I've missed? Or am I simply wrong about some of these suggestions? Please ping me by email or twitter or leave a comment and let me know.
erica | 10:30 am | March 25, 2015 | Development,Fun,How To,OS X,Swift
I finally figured out how to get a nib/xib loaded into a playground and use it to power an app menu. It's ridiculous how long this took and how simple the solution turned out to be.
Each playground, regardless of whether you're building iOS or OS X code, runs as a tiny independent app on your computer. You can find that executable, and the app it is running in by peeking at NSBundle.mainBundle().executablePath.
Playground apps are tiny. OS X versions consist of a minimal bundle with a stripped-down Info.plist, a Resources folder, and a MacOS executable.
You can throw a xib file into your Resources, but the playground cannot read it or run it because it's not in compiled form. Today, I (finallly!) thought of using ibtool to pre-compile my MainMenu.xib file into nib and then load that. When you install Xcode's command line tools, ibtool gets added to /usr/bin. So all you need to do to compile your nib is issue the following command:
ibtool --compile MainMenu.nib MainMenu.xib
Throw that resulting nib into your playground's resources folder and you're ready to load it up.
The trickiest bit was trying to get all the unsafe autoreleasing mutable pointer stuff working. Swift is like a perfect haiku. It all looks simple and obvious when you've finished writing it but getting it debugged is a pain. The answer, by the way is this, which hopefully people will be able to google up without having to go through an hour or two of tweakage:
var array = NSArray() var outputValue = AutoreleasingUnsafeMutablePointer<NSArray?>(&array) NSBundle.mainBundle().loadNibNamed("MainMenu", owner: nil, topLevelObjects: outputValue)
A few further points:
I built a simple compile command line shell script so I don't have to remember the order of the files or the arguments for ibtool. You can see it in the video in the Resources folder.
Add your xib source into your Resources as well as your compiled nib. You can then edit the xib using Xcode editors directly from the playground workspace. You still have to compile outside it. I keep a terminal window open to simplify the process.
Every now and then Xcode automatically moves things around, so use a full path in the terminal. Then use the terminal's history to re-issue the same command as needed:
cd /Users/ericasadun/Desktop/Playgrounds/X\ -\ Playgrounds/OSX\ Menu.playground/Resources ; ./compile
Don't compile when your nib is in use. Comment out the XCP indefinite execution line and the loadNibNamed line, and then compile in place from the command line.
You can't much in the way of binding in your xib but you can design stuff there and then add the targets and behavior in the playground.
erica | 9:17 am | March 24, 2015 | Books,Swift,Various Frustrations
Yesterday, Kindle Direct Publishing responded to my request to update the book with the changes that I submitted on the 19th. They state that updates should be limited to correct quality issues and not to expand content.
"When a book undergoes significant changes, a customer receiving an updated version can no longer view any highlights, bookmarks, or notes that they made and they lose their furthest reading location." I've asked for a review, which they will complete by March 31st, to decide whether or not they'll push the changes I've uploaded.
Oddly enough, they went ahead and push changes to just my account so I could confirm the content changes. I had bought a copy to act as a tunnel canary and was hoping to use it to determine when any updates went live.
Of course, Apple's iBooks' update policy keeps looking more and more attractive. But that might just be grass-is-greener-syndrome. I have no experience yet trying to update an iBooks title. I'm working on a very short book on closures, so my next experiment will probably go iBooks. The Playgrounds exclusivity clause ends on June 10th, right around WWDC.
Once again, thanks everyone for your support as I explore: everyone who has been sending feedback via Twitter, email, and comments. And an especially big thanks to everyone who has bought or borrowed the book.
erica | 8:17 pm | March 23, 2015 | How To,Misc,Swift
Over at DevForums, users post that the 1.2 docs are online but not accessible in an ebook version.
Visit the prerelease website for the Swift Programming Language and you'll see that the last update is 3/11/15 and the document revision history goes up to 2/9/15. So how do you get this website into an ebook form suitable for your iPad?
This is what I did.
1. Download Used sitesucker to fetch https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/index.html
Make sure the Download Option is set to Get All Files in Same Directory so you don't inadvertently download all of developer.apple.com.
2. Locate index.html. Navigate into your Downloads folder into developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language. Find the Index.html folder
3. Launch Calibre. Grab a copy if you don't already have one.
4. Drag index.html into Calibre. Wait for a while. Reading the metadata and adding to library takes time.
5. Select The Swift Programming Language. Click Convert books. Choose EPUB or Mobi or whatever from the Output format popup. Set the Author to Apple.
6. Optionally add a cover image. If you want one from your existing Swift Language reference, navigate to ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.BKAgentService/Data/Documents/iBooks/Books and find the epub by grepping. Within the epub folder is a file called iTunesArtwork. Copy it to your desktop and add a jpeg extension then drag it into the Book Cover well.
7. Click OK. Wait for the book to convert.
8. Retrieve the new epub. Click Path: Click to Open. Your ebook appears in the newly opened folder. It's big. Many many pages.


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I have completed a post-secondary class as well working with a non-profit organization. As well as trying to keep the social media aspects of the non-profit organization on the go. Also have managed to get some stuff published through a self-publishing site as I have somewhat of a hobby in writing. I currently have 3 books of poetry, and one novella done and ready to sell if you're into that kind of stuff.
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Listening, and making cabbage rolls amongst other things with the use of a crock pot. Reflecting....it comes handy when writing poetry or in need of some inspiration for a novella as I go into solitude on my trail walks.
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My inquisitive nature hiding beneath the shyness and how super creative I am once they see some of the material that I have done. I am introvert, green/blue personality and exhibit these traits quite well, especially when out of my comfort zone.
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Horror movies, Stephen King and Anne Rice novels, Big Bang Theory, Once Upon a Time, classic rock music, and for food I like trying new foods except for calamari. If it can be cooked in a crock pot anything is fair game. An occassional beer doesn't hurt anyone once in a while, you drink yours and I drink mine. Did I mention I was a poet and a novella writer? I guess I did. I'm trying this gluten free diet thing, hard at first, but it is doable.
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Ways to better the community I live in and how to go about it. Many uses and dishes to be cooked in a crock pot. The ending of my next novella....and how to get out of the "writer's block." Also, why does gluten have to be so tasty yet greatly impact some peoples' live by being a prohibited staple due to a varying sensitivity...mmm gluten. As well as how the hell am I suppose to get my driver's license? (Seriously!)
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Constantly questioning multiple variants in this life beyond humanity. Life has been a different roller coaster for each individual, I just haven't decided what my life's roller coaster would be named yet. Beginning to discover that I have a food allergy of some sort that does not relate to dairy, nuts, fish, eggs, or meats that haven't been processed. Also, though born in Alberta, I am part Newfie, part Albertan, if that makes sense.
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Longtime Luxottica CEO Confirms Departure
Luxottica Group SpA said Andrea Guerra stepped down as chief executive officer after a decade at the helm of the world's largest eyewear maker.
Luxottica Group SpA said Andrea Guerra stepped down as chief executive officer after a decade at the helm of the world's largest eyewear maker.
The Savigny Luxury Index fell a further 3.8 percent this month. The outlook for the luxury goods sector darkened as disappointing results from industry leader LVMH showed how the strong euro and political protests in Hong Kong were curbing spending and hitting profits.
The Savigny Luxury Index fell 2.2 percent this month, as the standoff between the West and Russia over its annexation of Crimea sparked fears of a drop in luxury goods sales to valuable Russian tourists.
SAN FRANCISCO, United States — Google Inc. is partnering with Luxottica Group SpA, which owns eyewear brands Ray-Ban and Oakley, to help the Web company's Glass eyewear go mainstream.
Lack of clarity over the luxury sector's performance in 2013 and prospects for 2014 caused a dip in the first half of January, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.
Investors are moving away from bigger groups towards smaller brands and American "affordable luxury." Meanwhile, the jury is still out as to whether the crucial trading period from Thanksgiving to Christmas will deliver strong results, but sentiment remains positive, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.
As 3D printing systems become better and cheaper, the designer eyewear market may soon start to feel the effects, with potentially wide-ranging implications, from product development to counterfeiting.
LONDON, United Kingdom — The Savigny Luxury Index (SLI) gained 2.8 percent in January, outperforming the MSCI World Index (MSCI) by a touch over 1 percent. Positive economic news coming out of China sent the SLI into a mini-rally at the beginning of the month, however mixed corporate results announcements took some of the wind out of its sails. From a mergers and acquisitions perspective though, the year has started off with a
LONDON, United Kingdom — The Savigny Luxury Index ('SLI') increased by almost 3 percent in November, while the MSCI World Index ('MSCI') slipped nearly 1 percent for the month. From mid-November, global markets and the SLI enjoyed a strong rally on better economic news from China and hopes that the US might avoid the feared fiscal cliff. Big news A flurry of positive economic newsflow has lifted investors'
LONDON, United Kingdom — The Savigny Luxury Index (SLI) lost 6.9 percent in September, underperforming a flat-ish MSCI World Index (MSCI) by nearly seven percentage points. Burberry's profit warning sent the sector into turmoil mid-month and no amount of good news from the likes of Prada and Michael Kors could lift investors' spirits. Big news Burberry announced a substantial slowdown in sales growth, with same store sales
LONDON, United Kingdom — The Savigny Luxury Index ("SLI") fell 4.2 percent in June, relative to an uplift of 4.0 percent in the benchmark MSCI World Index ("MSCI"). Worrying news out of China, the continued drama of the European debt crisis and downward revisions in growth estimates for 2012 caused the sector to go out of favour. Big news The month started off with a bang: China announced a slowdown in its factory output for the
A love story that sparked a fashion empire (Reuters) "Mention the name Missoni, and most think of a fashion empire that revolutionized textile patterns, spawned the no-bra look on the catwalks, and is now a global brand that designs everything from sweaters to sheets to hotels. But none of it would have happened had it not been for the 1948 London Olympics, where one kind of flame sparked another between Rosita Jelmini and
LONDON, United Kingdom — As the luxury and fashion sector enters the critical holiday shopping period on the back of strong results for the first half of the year, there are growing signs that executives are worried about what the future holds for the luxury market in 2012. Big news • This has been another month of record results for the luxury sector, with Hermès, Richemont, Ferragamo, Burberry, Tiffany, Prada and Ports all


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I've been working at the Journal-World since February 2008 as a sports copy editor. I also keep the Conference Chatter blog, which follows features and trends in the Big 12, on KUSports.com.
My previous jobs were sports editor of The Mirror in Tonganoxie, part-time sports writer for the Journal-World and sports editor of the University Daily Kansan. I graduated from KU's William Allen White School of Journalism in 2006.
The Texas state flag in my place is sort of a giveaway of where I grew up. I graduated from Plano West Senior High School in 2002. I also previously lived in Coral Springs, Fla. and was born in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
I think the worst sports argument ever is that the best college football team could beat the worst NFL squad. My favorite sports movie is Bull Durham. Favorite movie is Back to the Future.
In my spare time, I like to watch the Texas Rangers and Dallas Mavericks, who have spoiled me lately with incredible seasons. I drove 7.5 hours from Lawrence to North Dallas in June 2011 to watch the Mavericks win the NBA championship. Best last-minute road trip ever. I also enjoy popping threes in Journal-World pick-up games and listening to music. Some of my favorite bands include Avenged Sevenfold, Metallica, Fair to Midland, Sevendust, AFI, Breaking Benjamin and Queen.
You can follow me on Twitter (username: Big12_Spotlight), where I'm updating my page with all things Big 12-related.
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- Far and wide: KU receivers put emphasis on big play
- August 22, 2011
- Daymond Patterson, who makes conversation interesting and refreshing with his shoot-from-the-hip approach, laid out a basic goal he has for Kansas University wide receivers this season.
- Bears bolstered by bowl appearance
- August 15, 2011
- Baylor University's football team had suffered long enough. In 2010, Art Briles made sure Bears fans finally had something to cheer about.
- Oklahoma football team loaded
- August 14, 2011
- Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops doesn't mind admitting the truth about the most powerful conference in college football. For the past several years, that conference has not been the Big 12.Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops doesn't mind admitting the truth about the most powerful conference in college football. For the past several years, that conference has not been the Big 12.
- K-State has gaping void at RB
- Soph Bryce Brown to replace workhorse Daniel Thomas
- August 14, 2011
- When the Kansas State football team opens the 2011 season, it will take the field without a backfield luxury that often swung the pendulum of momentum in the Wildcats' favor.
- Mean streak: Speedster D.J. Beshears adopts aggressive style at wide receiver
- August 13, 2011
- Yes, D.J. Beshears is a 5-foot-9, 185-pound wide receiver with a natural ability to outrun just about anyone on the football field, given the proper hint of daylight. And sure, the Kansas University junior is constantly looking for creative ways to showcase his speed, whether it's during a kickoff return, taking a handoff or catching a pass. But make no mistake about Beshears: His game isn't all about finesse and highlights.
- Big 12 football notebook: OU still recovering from tragedy
- July 27, 2011
- The University of Oklahoma football team was forced to deal with a tragedy in May, when senior linebacker Austin Box was found dead in El Reno, Okla., about 30 miles west of Oklahoma City.
- Mizzou DE: 'No rivalry compares to KU'
- July 26, 2011
- A few years ago, Missouri left tackle Elvis Fisher viewed Florida vs. Florida State as the fiercest rivalry in college football. Understandable, considering the 6-foot-5, 295-pound senior grew up in nearby St. Petersburg, Fla.
- Former KU AD Lew Perkins to serve as assistant on girls basketball team
- March 14, 2011
- Former Kansas University athletic director Lew Perkins will be an assistant girls basketball coach at Seabury Academy next season, the Journal-World has learned.
- Oklahoma State's 53-point total won't cut it against Kansas
- March 10, 2011
- There's no Big 12 Player of the Year candidate on this year's Oklahoma State men's basketball team like there was last season, when James Anderson led the league in scoring.
- New-look Buffs: Cory Higgins, Colorado put their trust in first-year coach Tad Boyle
- January 25, 2011
- When Colorado senior guard Cory Higgins first heard the news last April, he wasn't particularly fond of the development.
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- Lawrence residents discuss cycling, walking at town meeting March 25, 2015
- Beaty contract more favorable for KU than those of previous football coaches March 26, 2015
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Catherine and her partner Barry are natives of Dublin,who now live by the shore on Cork Harbour,they love to travel.equally they love to sit at the bottom of the garden,with a glass of wine,enjoying the tranquil waters of Cork Harbour.
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We really, really enjoyed our stay at The Loft at East Ferry. We had a very enthusiastic and warm welcome and Catherine made sure we had everything we needed. The room was amazing , very comfortable and extremely spacious. The king size bed was even more comfortable than our own at home! It included a really big separate sitting area where we could sit and read and just chill out. The ensuite was more like a wet room really and very clean.
The breakfast room was tastefully decorated with access to the garden through French doors where we had our morning coffee. Our breakfast was served by our charming hostess Catherine and included a range of cereals, freshly made bread and local jams. We had a full Irish Breakfast and I loved the freshly laid eggs from the hens down the road!
The house is in a great location overlooking the estuary with fabulous views and is still only 15 minutes drive from Middleton. There is a very large garden including several seating areas. We enjoyed a drink in the evening sunshine while watching the windsurfers and the views of Cork Harbour.
We enjoyed some lovely walks including the forest walk to the ruined castle tower at Rostellan directly across the bay from the house. The local pub Murph's is within a comfortable walking distance and we had a really fun evening there with good food and pints! The picturesque beach at Shanagarry and pretty fishing village of Ballycotton are also short drive away. This is a great base for touring East Cork.
We hope to come back some day and really recommend a stay here.
Hi Orla ,thank you for such a kind and glowing review , glad you enjoyed your stay,hope to see you back in East Ferry some day .Regards Catherine


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March 4, 2015
Alumna Alberta DePesa selected (twice!) as Victim Advocate of the Year
March 4, 2015
Institute for Cape Verdean Studies honors area legislators
March 2, 2015
Annual celebration brings together members of campus community
February 27, 2015
Student-researcher discusses her Posters on the Hill project
February 24, 2015
Forum looks at the teaching capabilities of newer technologies
February 24, 2015
Students tour schools and libraries, sharing the stage with their reptilian friends
February 19, 2015
University sends student-scholar to prestigious event for seventh year in a row
February 19, 2015
Social Media Week helps students and faculty make the most of new and existing technologies
February 19, 2015
The music-philosophy major plays some guitar and talks about life
February 17, 2015
Annual Greek Life recruitment weekend brings new 'sisters' into the fold
March 25, 2015
175th festivities are officially underway
March 23, 2015
Africa and Latin America are the focus of several events this week
March 20, 2015
Faculty member earns national award for dance instruction
March 20, 2015
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Special program trains tomorrow's teachers today
March 13, 2015
Local lawmakers visit campus for 'Commonwealth Conversations'
March 11, 2015
Counseling class turns classroom into a kitchen
March 10, 2015
Event supports success of students of color
March 4, 2015
Alumna Alberta DePesa selected (twice!) as Victim Advocate of the Year
March 4, 2015
Institute for Cape Verdean Studies honors area legislators
April 18, 2014
Conference brings to campus educators from across the region
April 18, 2014
Regional students visit campus for annual 'Kangaroo'
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Canadian Studies event puts focus on critical issue
April 15, 2014
Event held to remember the late Seamus Heaney
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Shea Scholar Tea allows honorees to share research plans
March 31, 2014
Renowned geographer delivers Class of '42 Lecture
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Peer educators promote safety during time off
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The Magic, The Memories, and Merch! February 2015 Photo Report of the Disney Outlet Store
Is February already over?! What a month. We got the inevitable yearly ticket price hikes, got the first details on both Star Wars Weekends and the holiday hard ticket parties, saw Big Hero 6 shock the world and take home the Oscar for Best Animated Film, found out Spider-Man would be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (YES! YES! YES!) and – most importantly – found out Duck Tales will be returning to TV! It's a good thing this month is only 28 days because we don't think we could handle any more (especially since we wasted an entire day on Llamas on the loose and that ridiculous white/gold blue/black dress meme.) We know a lot of you have had a rough month in the area of weather, and we can certainly sympathize. In fact it almost got down to 50 degrees one night this month and we had to pull a blanket out of the closet to stay warm.
Enough jibber jabber! Who is ready to hit the Outlets? Remember that clicking on any picture will open a full size version of it (don't say we didn't warn you).
First up is an item I have wanted for a long time and almost cried seeing it at the Outlets. A Polynesian Luau Bowl! Originally marked $49.95, this was reduced to $24.99.
I think by now most people know how much I love the Marketplace Co-op at Downtown Disney and a big reason for that is the many Adventureland/Polynesian inspired pieces they have. I've also seen these Luau bowls at the actual Poly whenever I go to 'Ohana, and behind glass cases at the Art of Disney store. This bowl is something I've always wanted but never thought I would actually own.
SATURDAY SIX: Six Reasons We Love Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
This week's SATURDAY SIX takes a look at Six Reasons We Love Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge. Each of Walt Disney World's onsite hotels have their own unique feel, and that rings true from the value end (such as Art of Animation) through the moderates (including Port Orleans French Quarter) and all the way up to the deluxe resorts like The Contemporary. That said, no hotel in Orlando stands more by itself as a one-of-a-kind original experience than Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge.
Located directly next to Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park (and absolutely nothing else,) many guests consider Animal Kingdom Lodge (AKL) too far out of the way to consider staying at. While the wait for the Disney buses may be a little bit longer than other resorts on property, today's edition of the SATURDAY SIX is going to count down six reasons we feel everyone should consider staying at AKL as part of their next vacation, starting with…
# 6 – Indian-style Bread Service at Sanaa
Animal Kingdom Lodge is broken up into two parts, the main hotel (Jambo House) and the Disney Vacation Club wing (Kidani Village.) In these two areas there are three of Disney's best restaurants including Boma and Jiko at Jambo House, and Sanaa at Kidani Village. Unlike many restaurants at WDW that have dumbed themselves down in order to maximize profits as part of Disney's Dining Plan, AKL's restaurants deliver an experience that is true destination dining. The standout of these three venues is Sanaa's bread service. With five different types of Naan bread available and up to nine different accompaniments to go with it, this is a bread service like no other.
Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: February 12, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be stopping by Beach Club Resort and Epcot for dinner. Then we're checking out what's new at Disney's Hollywood Studios and spending a little time at the Magic Kingdom for an epic view of the Festival of Fantasy Parade. I have so much to share with you, let's get going!
On Friday night when we decided we needed a Disney style dinner we'd originally set out for Beaches & Cream Soda Shop. This is an awesome spot for a casual hamburger, but unfortunately it was packed when we got there and reservations weren't available. With the My Disney Experience App we were able to find a table available at Tokyo Dining over at Epcot. We spent a little time strolling through the Beach Club on our way there. Wow, it's beautiful! I haven't stayed at this hotel since I was a kid. Look at it now!
So who wants to visit Tokyo Dining with me? Click here to read more!
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: February 5, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting Epcot to test FastPass+, stopping by Downtown Disney for some delicious dining, and finishing up at Disney's Hollywood Studios. I can't believe I fit so much fun into one weekend! You know I do it all for you, so let's get moving!
We arrived at Epcot in time for rope drop, which we're doing less and less now that FastPass+ is working so well. Since we were really just there to test the system and shop, we didn't run to Test Track or Soarin'. Instead we sauntered up to Spaceship Earth and confidently scanned our MagicBands… and were turned away! For the first time since using the system I was told my FastPass+ wasn't there and I needed to stop by a kiosk or join the standby line. Up to this point we've always been allowed into the FastPass+ line on the honor system. Since it was so early we were able to ride with a walk on wait, but want to hear about how our trip to the FastPass+ kiosk went? Be sure to click to read more!
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: January 29, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting Magic Kingdom to see how things are looking, stopping by Downtown Disney for some shopping, and finishing up at Animal Kingdom. The weather has been just beautiful for two weekends in a row and I can't wait to share it with you.
It isn't often I'm stopped in my tracks on the way into the park, but this weekend it happened! Check out that photo on the left. It isn't edited at all, it was really that bright and beautiful here last weekend. We've had the most amazing weather lately! Pretty soon the bone melting heat and daily monsoons will return, but for now it's perfection. Ready to head to the Magic Kingdom? Click to read more!
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: January 22, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting Disney's Hollywood Studios for all the latest updates, stopping by Downtown Disney for a little food truck action, and finishing up at Magic Kingdom. Ready for some beautiful, blue Florida skies? Let's get moving!
Early Saturday morning we set out for Disney's Hollywood Studios. I knew with the holiday weekend and awesome weather that we'd be facing a crowd. You can see from the photo that it wasn't too crowded when we arrived, but that changed fast. Speaking of fast, check out the progress removing the hat! I can't believe how fast it's coming down. In the bottom right hand side of the photo you can see the actual top of the hat behind the construction wall. It's so much bigger than it looks! Want to see what other fun stuff we found this weekend? Be sure to click to read more!
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Daisy Lauren's Best Week Ever: January 15, 2015
Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Best Week Ever here at Walt Disney World. This week we'll be visiting the Disney Marathon at Epcot, stopping by Disney's Hollywood Studios to check on the hat, and finishing up at Magic Kingdom. Ready for some fun? Let's go!
So why would I include a photo of the Walt Disney World maingate entrance? You might recall that last week I recommended getting to the parks extra early this weekend because of the Disney Marathon. I've always enjoyed getting in extra early and getting ahead of the crowds during race weekends, but it had been years since I showed up at 11am. Well, showing up that late meant that traffic stopped right where I took this photo! I decided to tough it out this year so I could share what it looks like with you guys. Click to read more if you'd like to see why you should get there early!
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SATURDAY SIX: Six Disney Gifts Santa Can Bring Back to the North Pole (AKA The Best of the Disney Outlet Stores in 2014)
This week's SATURDAY SIX takes a look at Six Disney Gifts Santa Can Bring Back to the North Pole (A/K/A The Best of the Disney Outlet Stores in 2014). Some readers of this weekly column may not know that we also have The Magic, The Memories, and Merch! where every single month we brave the insanity of the Orlando Premium Outlet parking lots to cover the two Disney outlet stores (more info on them – including addresses – at the end of the article.) While some Christmas dreams do come true, such as Ralphie Parker getting his official Red Ryder BB gun and Your Humble Author getting a Han Solo blaster back in the day, others deserve to go straight to the Island of Misfit Toys. Today we will take a look at some of those very items, starting with…
# 6 – Luigi's Flying Tires: The Toy
My eyes lit up like a Christmas tree seeing this toy hit the Outlet shelves. In theory, Luigi's Flying Tires should have been one of the coolest rides at any Disney park. It used popular characters from the Cars franchise in what amounts to a hovercraft ride mixed with bumper cars. How great is that? Turns out, not that great. For many guests, the degree of difficulty in learning how to control the tires was too much within the short ride span, and that combined with the long wait time (due to the limited capacity) resulted in some very unfavorable reviews. The one part of the attraction that did receive positive reaction – the humongous beach balls on the course which provided a striking visual and the ability to knock them into other guests – was taken away mere weeks after Luigi's debut. It is rumored that once Flying Tires goes down for refurbishment in early 2015, it will never come back as the ride it currently is and instead will be changed into something different. But, at least we'll have our Luigi's Flying Tires toy to remember it by (batteries, and joy, not included.)
My Disney World Christmas Vacation Traditions
The most magical place on earth gets a little more magical around this time of year when the parks and resorts deck the halls with holiday finery and give Disney fans a reason to take one more Walt Disney World vacation! My family and I love to take a trip to Disney World around the holidays, and we have created a few festive traditions over the years. Check out a few of my Disney World Vacation Christmas Traditions.
Buying a New Ornament
It just wouldn't be right to leave Disney World around Christmastime without a new ornament to add to our tree. My favorite place to shop for ornaments is the Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe at the Magic Kingdom's Liberty Square. I love how it feels like we're walking through an old, colonial home. For a wider variety of Christmas décor, we like to drop by Disney's Days of Christmas Store at Downtown Disney, where it really does feel like Christmas all year round.
Epcot's World Showcase is one of my favorite corners of Disney World, and I especially enjoy Holidays Around the World this time of year, where performances educate guests about the different holiday traditions of their respective countries. It's a lot of fun to hear and see how other countries celebrate the holidays. Our favorites would be Father Christmas at the United Kingdom and the Voices of Liberty Dickens Carolers at the American Adventure. The special holiday treats and the chance to do a little Christmas shopping is pretty great too. After all, there's no chance that what you're buying as a gift is something someone already has when you shop at the stores in the Norway or China or Morocco pavilions.
Disney History: The Jungle Cruise
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LACONIA — "I've been here for 21 years," Police Chief Chris Adams said yesterday, "and its been at least that long since there has been an officer involved shooting."
Adams explained whenever an officer applies force, which includes manhandling a suspect, displaying a weapon and firing a gun, a report is filed and reviewed. Each year all such incidents are compiled in a "use of force report" for the Police Commission.
Captain Bill Clary said that in 2013 there were 121 reports filed, 23 of them arising from incidents involving more than one officer. Some measure of force was associated with 2.5 percent of the nearly 1,400 arrests made that year. What he called "open hand," or manual force, accounted for 56, or almost half, of the incidents in which force was used. Tasers were displayed on six occasions and firearms were drawn at 36 incidents. The only shots fired by officers in 2013 were to kill seven animals.
Clary said that firearms were most often displayed when several officers were arresting a felon with a recorded propensity for violence or believed to be in possession of weapons. He said that two officers would hold the suspect at gunpoint while third handcuffed him.
Clary anticipated the report for 2014, which will be presented to the commission in January, will contain similar numbers, though with some 200 fewer arrests the percentage accompanied by use of force could increase. He said that while he had not compared the data with that of other departments, he believed the number of times officers use force is "very low."
Adams stressed that officers are trained to take steps to avoid violent confrontations. "We call it 'verbal judo,'" he remarked, referring to the practice of dissuading suspects against provoking a confrontation. "The goal is always for nobody to get hurt," Adams said.
Likewise, Clary emphasized that "we are trained to deescalate incidents." He said that the threat of force has lessened the need to apply it, noting that since pepper spray and tasers (electric stun guns) were introduced their use has diminished as their effects have become known. What Clary dubbed "drunk muscles," the tendency of some to seek confrontation while under the influence of alcohol, accounts for many cases where force is used. "If we follow our training, everybody gets to walk home," he said.
But, Adams acknowledged that because police work can be dangerous and not all conflict can be avoided, officers also train to respond to threats to themselves and others. Several years ago the department, with grant funding, purchased a laser-activated simulator that presents officers with different scenarios requiring them to respond with appropriate levels of force, including deadly force, "There are some dangerous people out there," the chief said. "police officers can't wait to become victims."
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GILFORD — With its significant investments in snowmaking, the crew at Gunstock Mountain Resort has stockpiled snow at the summit, will groom the terrain today and open two routes from the summit first thing Friday morning.
"Gunstock believes in burying a trail with snow before we open it," said general manager Greg Goddard. "We have been diligently investing in our high capacity,m energy efficient snowmaking system every year," he continued. "It's when variable weather like we have had over the past several days we see the payoff in opening new trails after a storm."
Goddard said that Dan Carbonneau, who supervises snowmaking operations, and his crew have been amassing snow on the mountain, which with the passing of the rain will be moved to open the two routes from the summit. They are also working on Red Hat and Tiger in anticipation of opening the Tiger lift as well as at the Nordic Center and Tubing Hill.
Seven trails — Daisy, Peepsight, Misfire, Try Me, Smith, Upper Smith and Tiger — have been open since last week.
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Newfound recalculates tuition formula to sweeten incentive for Hill students to attend
BRISTOL — The Newfound Area School Board has sweetened the pot for the Hill School District, backing out some of the costs that were built into a proposed tuition calculator in an effort to present a figure that is palatable enough to keep the negotiations going.
Hill is seeking to withdraw from its Authorized Regional Enrollment Area (AREA) agreement with Franklin and send its middle and high school students to another district. Newfound, Winnisquam, and Merrimack Valley are under consideration, with Franklin hoping to persuade Hill to stay there. Newfound had met with the most favorable response, until Hill learned that Newfound's tuition would be more than $1,000 per student more than the other contenders would charge.
Hill currently sends approximately 90 grades 6 through 12 students to Franklin. Students in the current sophomore and junior classes at Franklin High School would be given the option to complete their secondary education at that school.
Benjamin LaRoche of Bristol, a member of the Newfound board's Hill subcommittee, proposed on Dec. 8 that the board approve a revised tuition calculator developed by Business Administrator Michael Limanni that backed out school board and central office costs from the calculation. Doing so brings the base tuition close to $13,000 per student, in line with what Hill currently pays to Franklin.
Jeff Levesque of Groton objected, saying it would be unfair to taxpayers in the Newfound Area School District who bear those costs.
Don Franklin of Hebron, also a member of the Hill subcommittee, countered that Hill would not have a voice on the school board and that the cost of operating the central office would be the same whether or not Hill students were attending local schools.
School Administrative Unit 4 Superintendent Stacy Buckley pointed out that, under the plan, Hill would remain a member of SAU 18 and would be paying Franklin for central office support. She said issues with Hill students would be handled by the Hill School Board and Franklin's superintendent.
Limanni also pointed out that any costs incurred by Hill students would be billed to them. Hill students participating in the summer program or after-school events would pay for them separately.
The tuition agreement also would exclude transportation costs, as Hill would pay for its own busing; and Hill would be responsible for any special needs costs for its students.
Vincent Paul Migliore of Bridgewater, serving as chair in the absence of Danbury's Ruby Hill, said he objected to the tuition agreement on a number of points, from the cost differential with what local residents pay to the "gray areas" in the agreement that could lead to problems down the road.
Migliore compared the administration of the complex tuition agreement to the handling of the grant for Project Promise, an after-school program. Poor oversight had resulted in a breach of the Project Promise grant terms and the school district is having to repay much of the grant funding as a result. Migliore said a 10-year tuition agreement, with the probability that there would be different board members and different administrators handling it before it comes up for renewal, could prove to be another expensive mistake for the school district.
Having supported an effort to establish full-day kindergarten next year and hearing objections that moving forward that quickly was not feasible, Migliore observed that no one was objecting to quickly cobbling together the Hill tuition agreement in time for a vote in March.
Buckley took issue with the comparisons, saying Project Promise was a grant program that came with stipulations that should have been followed but were not. The tuition agreement, once crafted, will determine the costs and a change in leadership will not affect that, she said.
As for the other point, Buckley noted that allowing students to attend Newfound does not change the programs or require any reconfiguration of classes. Full-day kindergarten, on the other hand, would require staffing changes and classroom realignment, a much more complicated undertaking.
Limanni reiterated that any final agreement would incorporate safeguards to ensure that Hill would be paying for any new or unanticipated costs associated with its students attending Newfound. "This tuition calculator, coming in not much over $13,000, would get our foot in the door with good faith and still let us justify it by asking if we're being fair to our taxpayers," he said.
Just before the vote, Levesque said he still objected to leaving off the cost of the superintendent's office, but he said the value of having an agreement that would bring in approximately $800,000 in revenue exceeds the $60,000 difference in the tuition calculation.
In the end, the school board voted, 5-1, to direct the Hill subcommittee to enter into negotiations with the Hill School Board, using the tuition calculator as presented by Limanni as the basis for a tuition agreement.
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Rumney chimney fire displaces resident
RUMNEY — A chimney fire Monday that extended into the walls has left a Buffalo Road woman temporarily homeless.
Fire Chief David Coursey said firefighter were called to the home by the owner who said smoke was coming from the walls. He said she was unharmed and able to leave the home on her own.
He said it appears the thimble for the wood stove was very close to the wood in the walls and the heat eventually dried out the wood and this time it ignited.
Coursey said his department was able to extinguish the fire without any aid from neighboring departments.
He said the home is repairable but there is considerable smoke and water damage.
The N.H. Red Cross is assisting the woman who he said is staying with neighbors.
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