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Posted by Declan McGrath on 01 December 2014.
It's the last meetup of the year and thanks to Storyful and PlayON.co it is going to be a cracker! We've got talks on the challenges of scaling architecture, as well as how to use RabbitMQ with Rails to build a social feed switchboard. And not only are they putting up the speakers but they're also putting their money where their mouth is by sponsoring, not one, but two end of year parties! It all happens on the 11th of December at Engine Yard (thanks!) and here's the schedule…
|Pre-meetup party at Slattery's bar, sponsored by PlayON.co (directions)
|Doors open at Engine Yard
|Talk 1: Challenges of Architecture and Scaling at PlayON.co by Killian Jones
|Talk 2: Building a social feed switchboard using RabbitMQ & Rails at Storyful by Tony Byrne
|After party at Ely HQ, sponsored by Storyful (directions)
As usual, there will be RubyMine licences up for grabs. So close out 2014 in style. You know all you want for Christmas is make it down to our end of year bash and meet your fellow Rubyists! And help us out by hitting the RSVP button…
Posted by Declan McGrath on 01 November 2014.
As we're past Halloween and now rolling into the final stretch of the year, it's a good time to look back on a few highlights in 2014. So far we've had 8 meetups, a total registered attendance of 505 members across meetups and 7 sponsors. Now admittedly, not every single registered attendee turned up to each actual meetup. But judging by the amount of pizza wolfed down plenty of them did! So here we take a look at one of the companies who have made the pizza happen - sponsoring the meetup time and time again – thank you Qstream.
Given the concentration of tech companies near Barrow Street you'd be forgiven for forgetting that another world exists out there. But if you're a bit of a foodie you'd likely be drooling at the mouth if your boss told you that you're about to be relocated to Ranelagh. Fortunately for Qstream, that's where they are already. With more restaurants to check out than a front end dev has Javascript frameworks to choose from, avoiding the "Ranelagh Stone" is probably the only concern. So how do they earn their (delicious Italian) bread? Qstream is a platform to manage and measure the strength of a company's sales team. To do this sales reps are engaged in entertaining, scenario-based challenges, which are related to their sales efforts. These challenges are sent to their mobile device regularly. Based on their responses, the sales reps get feedback on inaccurate answers and also appear on a leaderboard with their peers.
Though you're probably more interested in what their engineers think. They're raving about what's perking their interest at the moment - mining giant sets of data, gamifying enterprise apps, building the smarts into the Qstream coaching engine and moving towards microservices. They're a Rails based shop and have their hands in the familiar such as MySQL and Unicorn, as well specific tools for specific jobs – calling upon Postgres, Redis and Node. And they are looking for fresh blood to join their team.
Speaking of fresh blood, hope ye all had a good Halloween. Now go and change your desktop background back to something more sensible and get back to your hackin'. Until the next free pizza…
Posted by Declan McGrath on 15 October 2013.
We've had a lot of different sponsors behind Ruby Ireland over the last few years. One notable addition to that list is SageOne, who have super generously stumped up the cash for the pizza bill at each of the last meetups and continue to do so. No mean feat, given that the size of has been trending upwards as 2013 rumbles on! We thought it would be timely to see what their backstory is and how Ruby is used within SageOne.
First, it's probably good to give a heads up on what the SageOne is. SageOne is Sage's suite of cloud accounting and payroll products, run as it's own unit within Sage. Being cloud oriented, SageOne has its own ways of working and processes. So expect developer-friendly words like Scrum, Git and TDD - along with a focus on UX and an upbeat tempo - as opposed to chasing waterfalls! Jean Vecchia the Product Development Manager at SageOne explained a little more about their Ruby operation and why they're putting so much sponsorship into Ruby Ireland.
"We have been developing Ruby applications for over 3 years and it is our chosen technology for our cloud based solutions. During that time we have learnt a lot (some things the hard way!). Up to now we have had our own Ruby community across the Sage Globe (IRL, UK, US, Canada, Germany Spain, France, and more) but we want to share that knowledge outside of Sage, as well as being really interested in how others are approaching software development. It's a great way to stay current and at the same time give something back including pizza! We're currently hiring Ruby devs and Ruby Ireland is a great place to meet them. If you want to know more come over and talk to me at the meet ups or drop me an email firstname.lastname@example.com"
SageOne developer Kevin Browne will be sharing lessons learned from reimplementing an existing DSL in Ruby at this Tuesday's meetup - Ruby Rules! If you want to come along please RSVP at the link which gives Jean an idea of how much pepperoni to set aside for the evening :-)
Hopefully, after reading this you now have a little more insight into what difference the "One" on the end of SageOne means. A big thanks to them for the sponsorship of Ruby Ireland and helping ease the logistical pressures on the organisers!


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"A Must Listen!!"
Live by Night is the top of the list. I have read a few Dennis Lehane books before and loved them and Live by Night did not disappoint.
I love the prohibition era and bad guy that you can't help but love.
I don't usually listen to books more than once but I will be listening to this one again. It was excellent. I couldn't stop listening. The characters were very well developed and Lehane really knows how to bring the characters to life. The narration was great too - the story flowed very well.
"Engaging but cliched"
An easy listen - not much heavy thinking involved - and the narrator did a terrific job capturing the characters and their varied accents. The book itself was a rather cliched collection of gangster-type characters and adventures, but the story was entertaining and easy to follow. Was glad to have a respite from the sometimes-heavier tone of Lehane's books, but still forgot about this one pretty much immediately after I'd finished it, unlike his other books, which lingered with me for awhile.
"Great Story"
The story, the characters, the period detail
On the boat with Albert White
Voices subtle, but the protagonist was easily identifiable.
The relationship between Joe and his father.
"Didnt want it to end!"
I just really liked Joe. I would want to be his friend if he were real. He wanted to be a good guy. I could relate to each character to some degree. It was just a really well written and narrated story.
Joe. He was so loyal and likable. I liked Dion too, even though the was a rat.
Yes. He does the Bernie and Chet mysteries. He is absolutely the voice of Chet, in a great way. His performance was outstanding on book. He's up there with Dick Hill.
Outlaw, not a gangster.
It was a great listen. I immediately looked for another Lehane book to listen to that wasnt a movie...
Kindle INT
"Destined to be a great movie!"
Great historical detail of the '20s and '30s with an intriguing story line. The author's insight into human nature is impressive.
The book was thrilling and the subject matter both mysterious and exciting.
Great performance. His use of dialect was impressive.
I found the book suspenseful.
This is a great story with historical facts and great details. With the colorful descriptions and action plot, I definitely recommend it!
Addicted to Audible!
"Doesn't come close to The Given Day"
I listened to the first half of the book and it kept my interest but the second half was boring and dragged and at that point I didn't care which awful, stereotypical character lived or died. There was nothing in any of the characters that made them redeemable. I had to stop listening, couldnt stand any more torture. I disagree with those who said the reader was bad, I think he did a decent job. I believe the problem with this audio was the poor storyline, bad character development and basically that it was a book unworthy of Dennis Lehane who is one of my favorites!
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A super storyline !!!
Easily JOE COUGHLIN .....
Normal average screw up makes REAL GOOD !!!! Finally makes it and WHAM .... All gone !!!
I love a good story...any kind of story.
"Great Story!"
No...I never listen to books twice. Too many new books to listen to.
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- Refer to photo for placement and paint as follows: White with Crystal coat over it, candle cup; Grasshopper Green, box; Gold, wood circles.
- Use liner brush and Shamrock Green to paint words on front of box.
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Ground Zero for the Fight Over Female Voters Colorado Democrats and Republicans are testing theories for reaching women that will resonate far beyond the Rocky Mountains.
Teddy Roosevelt Would Never Get Elected in 2014Ken Burns on why he fell in love with TR and FDR, and what the presidential cousins would make of our own political moment.
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Boston EMS Incidents reports two people were stabbed on Warrenton Street around 2 a.m. - one in the chest, one in the side.
The detective didn't think he had to spell out what 'iced tea' means at a Chinatown restaurant after hours
Chau Chow City, 81 Essex St., learns Thursday whether it faces any penalties for an April incident in which detectives say they found four people, at least one under age, drinking alcohol-infused "tea" and playing a drinking game that is illegal in Massachusetts restaurants.
Sgt. Det. Robert Mulvey and Det. William Gallagher told the Boston Licensing Board this morning that when they arrived at the... Read more
The Wall Street Journal has a nice overview of all the new residential projects attracting rich white people to the Washington Street corridor that starts this way:
New high-rise developments are transforming the neighborhood once called 'the Combat Zone'
It is only a seven-minute commute by foot from Boston's Downtown Crossing to the office of Ben Howe, co-founder and CEO of investment-banking firm AGC... Read more
An ISD health inspector this week ordered Taiwan Cafe, 34 Oxford St., closed until it can fix a long list of violations, including prescription drugs found above areas where food is prepared - and stored with some food - storing ice under pipes from a hand-washing sink and letting some food sit on a sink used for washing mops.
The can of Raid the... Read more
Boston Police report arresting on man on charges he threw a woman into a metal security gate around 2 a.m. and a second man on charges he punched the woman in the face - even as police were arresting the first guy.
Dylan Tran, 27, of Worcester, was charged with assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon (the metal gate) for the... Read more
WGBH examines the skyscrapers that are driving up rental prices in Chinatown and driving out longtime residents.
Walkingbostonian reports on the first night of extra weekend service on the T:
B train totally crushed, busier than rush hour, after 2 am, and we had to leave many people behind on all the platforms.
ElmerCat also rode the early-morning rails:
More people than I expected taking Ⓣ after 2 am tonight. Lots of people dancing on the... Read more
The Boston Fire Department took this photo of a 12th-floor beam at 45 Stuart Street, which had parts of floors from 12 down to 6 collapse this morning.
An upper floor of the apartment building under construction behind Jacob Wirth on Stuart Street collapsed and fell several floors around 7:50 a.m.
One worker was trapped by steel beams and rebar on the fifth floor of 45 Stuart St. The Boston Fire Department extricated him, reports he suffered a serious head injury. A second worker suffered minor injuries.
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Transit Police report arresting Rafael Hernandez, 53, on charges he unzipped his pants and was "fully exposing himself" on a bus at Kneeland and Tyler streets around 9:30 a.m.
Hernandez is due for arraignment tomorrow in Boston Municipal Court on a charge of open and gross lewdness.
Innocent, etc.
With the new Hong Lok apartment building going in behind it, how many more years do you think it will be before some developer submits plans to tear down this two-story Japanese restaurant at Harrison and Essex and put up a high rise?
Boston Police report arresting two men from out of town on charges they kept throwing drinks on a man trying to get his dance on inside Royale, 279 Tremont St., and then, when they were done, beat him up.
Police said the victim looked up after having "several drinks thrown at him" around 1:20 a.m.:
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A Brockton man faces a host of charges today for an incident early this morning that began in front of Under Bar on Tremont Street and ended at a median on Morrissey Boulevard, police report.
Police say an officer working a detail at the 279 Tremont St. bar heard a commotion around closing time at 2 a.m. and rushed to the street:
As the... Read more
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Transit Police report a Maine man suspected of attacking somebody at one of the entrances to the Chinatown Orange Line station around 7 p.m. went after arriving officers as well:
Officers approached the assailant, later identified as Reuben Thomas, 32 of Houlton, Maine, who was smoking from a cigarette and impeding the entrance to the station. Upon approach of... Read more
Adam Salsman asks:
Where does one get excellent pork buns in Boston?
All the doctors in the world upstairs could do nothing to revive the outbound Orange Line train that expired at Tufts Medical Center around 8:20 a.m.
This was after a Green Line trolley expired at Copley and various trains heading to South Station took a break in their morning routine thanks to switch problems.
UPDATE: Another Orange Line train died at Sullivan, or maybe it... Read more
Johnny took in the New Year's celebrations in Chinatown yesterday.
At 8:41 a.m., State Police reported:
RT 90 EB, east of Prudential Tunnel, 2 MBTA buses collide.One driver injured, right lane closed.Traffic delays
In addition to the driver, three passengers were taken to Tufts Medical Center, State Police say. Uninjured passengers were transferred to another bus for the rest of their journey.
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Theater-district hotel now checks event Web sites to keep from getting caught again in the scourge of techie open bars
Officials at the Revere Hotel on Stuart Street told the Boston Licensing Board today they had no idea a group of companies that organized a Christmas party for local tech start-ups was selling tickets - a violation of the state law that prohibits open bars at events open to just anyone.
At a hearing this morning, hotel officials said they're now taking a tip... Read more
Around 11:45 p.m. in front of the outbound entrance to the Orange Line Chinatown station and the CVS. The suspect was described as a black man, about 5'7" and wearing a dark jacket with a red design on it, a black hoodie and a white knit cap.
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15th Annual Tomato Tasting...Rutgers
Rutgers Univ. Agricultural Extension in Pittstown, N.J., will hold their 15th Annual Tomato Tasting on Wednesday, August 31 this year!
Last year 135 varieties, mostly Heirloom and Open
Pollinated, were there to taste ! Several peppers and apples as well. Free admission, suggested donation is $3.00.
It's GREAT fun. For further info, you can call (908) 713-8980.
Thanks, John. I'm going to put that on my calendar. It's late this year, isn't it? I wonder if there's a forecast for another cool, cloudy summer and therefore the tasting was scheduled late so the tomatoes would be ripe. I say that only half in jest.
Yea, Tea, well that's mother nature...makes me really appreciate it when a season fully cooperates !
Hopin' North Jersey has a season like we had last summer on the South Shore ! Tomatoes, Peppers, and Eggplants really delivered...fingers crossed for the next 5 months !
Just called the number above, and tape confirmed the 15th Annual Tomato Tasting on Wednesday, August 31, from 3:00 - 8:00 PM.
Location of Snyder Research Facility of Rutgers is close to Route 513 near Pittstown, N.J. which is about 10 miles southeast of Phillipsburg/Easton. The town's so small, just ask anyone once you get there !
If you want seeds of a variety, suggest you just quietly slip a small tasting piece (already cut for people on plates) into a plastic storage bag, seal and mark bag...I ended up with several new varieties last year, dried the seeds at home, and they're looking great in the garden this year.
Finally, if they have them again, suggest you take the Hay Rides, showing/explaining the agricultural work they are doing on various vegetables.
I grew up outside of Pittstown so I know the area quite well though I have not been to the farm ever though drove past it many times. If you are coming off of I78 you'll take Exit 15 and turn left at the end of the ramp continuing back in 78 and then through the 2 lights and then once you get to Pisstown and CR513 veers to the right after the Pittstown Inn you will continue straight which is now CR579 and its only a mile or two outside of Pittstown. The is a fairly large sign and just look for Locust Grove Road.
Here is a link that might be useful: Google Map of Snyder Farm
Recently received an e-mail update from Rutgers, and just FYI, this year's number of hybrid/heirloom combined varieties will be about 70 (last year 130-135). Doesn't matter for most normal people -- I mean, how many can you taste anyway ?
Directions included as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rutgers 15th Great Tomato Tasting 8/31/05
Don't forget the south Jersey tomato tasting at the research farm in Upper Deerfield Twp. August 23 at 5pm plan to stay late and get to take home as many tomatoes as you can carry... Bob.
I didn't. We ended up going to Rhode Island for a couple of days instead. So even1, did you even get to try any? I had a chance to help harvest the following week but that was my son's first day of school (I took their master gardener course so I get invited to these little projects from time to time). It isn't meant to be for me I guess.


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While kids everywhere else in the world (especially in Finland !) relax and probably enjoy their studies, the kids in India aren't so lucky.
Everyone else already has a laptop and is well-versed with it, and yet our children continue to do things the old-fashioned way.
It's typical of this country to lag behind in a number of departments but it's sacrilege when it comes to hampering the future of our nation. To be honest, this has been my biggest gripe for a while now, thanks to being able to see the difference the way different education systems work.
At least, they don't hit children anymore because this generation of kids are more than happy to stand up to their adults and rebel verbally and violently.
Speaking of disciplinary action such as this, why should we use it especially since most dog trainers have moved away from training dogs this way as well.
A Few Thoughts on Dog Training
You might say that humans and animals are different but it begs the question: Is cruelty necessary?
It isn't, truly. But that's how dogs have been trained in the past.
The general attitude towards teaching obedience training has been harsh, to say the least. Whether it is a beating or even shock collars to keep them in check, one wonders if it is fair since we wouldn't be allowed to treat humans that way too.
So, it is not with love and affection that the poor canines were trained but by subjugation and inculcating behaviors that were forced due to the "fear of punishment".
Thankfully, common sense prevailed and a method known as 'positive reinforcement' has changed the way dog training is done now.
In other words, instead of punishing them for bad behavior, we reward them for good behavior instead.
What does happen is that when they are rewarded, they tend to do what pleases the 'master' if only for a few more treats.
It is how school children should be treated as well when learning manners too. One should refrain from criticizing their children but encouraging them for their achievements, however minimal.
That said, here are a few dog training tips that one can use even if the services of a dog trainer isn't required at all.
Dog Training Tips – The Basics
The most popular commands that are taught are sit, down, heel, recall, stay and close where the right behavior is rewarded and the wrong is ignored.
While these commands are necessary, there are others that can cause problems with friends and family, and so here are a few situations that a dog must be trained for:
#1: Not to Bite
When they have the urge to bite, tug at their leash so as to divert their attention to something else that interests him or her.
#2: Fetch an object
Throw a tennis ball and walk away so that the dog gets it back for you. Then you can teach it to fetch other objects such as the newspaper too as it understand the meaning of this command.
#3: Not to bark at visitors
Since this can be scary for visitor, train them to "sit" as soon as the doorbell rings.
#4: Crate training puppies
Using a kennel crate works best as they are more likely to pee or poop when they are asleep.
In Closing
So, are there any other dog training tips that you would like to add to this list? Feel free to add them in the comments section below.
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The crowd waiting for the kindergarten graduation ceremony to start.
The kindergarten class of 2014 lines up in the gymnasium.
Superintendent/Principal Tim Nicinski addresses the graduates and the audience during the kindergarten graduation ceremony Friday morning.
The kindergarten class of 2014 lining up in the hallway before the graduation ceremony.
OGDENSBURG — The Ogdensburg School 2014 kindergarten class graduated in front of a crowd of family and friends in the school gymnasium Friday morning. Teachers Maureen Heston and Jamie Winton each presented 14 candidates for graduation.
"Kindergarten is the beginning of a learning journey," said Superintendent/Principal Tim Nicinski. "These are all great kids and we look forward to their success every year."
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And we should value the opinions of people who spend $2,500 on a remote?
Sure, if they were my customers spending $2500 on a remote, I would value their opinions most highly.
Would you like an extra button on that button sir?
I can text a message on my cellphone without looking at the phone because there is a tactile reference to where each key is located.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Meditation and Hatha Yoga
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–1:45 p.m.
Join us and learn some basic Hatha Yoga techniques to initiate relaxation. Learn how to influence changes within our physical and emotional responses to stress. Focus will be…
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Bryant Park Knitting Classes
at Upper Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
1:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Free beginner classes presented by Knitty City. Yarn and needles are provided. Call Knitty City at (212) 787-5896 to register, or take a chance and drop by.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education
Le Petit Zen Art
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Through drawings, paintings and other techniques, adults will create miniature works (4"x6") or less of Zen art. The instructing artist will demonstrate how to create…
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Shape Up NYC: Zumba Fitness with Maxie
at Beach 17th Street and Seagirt Boulevard (in Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk), Queens
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Get in shape with this popular form of exercise with Latin dance steps.
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Wednesday, July 22, 2015
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Get in shape with dance moves while using weights.
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Water Festival
at Beach 108th Street (in Seaside Playground), Queens
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
There will be water inflatables, bounce houses, cotton candy, popcorn, and giveaways.
Category: Festivals, Kids
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Have fun turning discardee materials into usable works of art. Children under 10 years must be accompanied by an adult. Wear clothes that can get messy.
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Shape Up NYC: Glutes in Gear: Cardio & Toning
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Focus on your lower half in this belly-busting, booty shaping, two part class.
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Accordions Around the World in Bryant Park
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6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Take a cross-cultural musical journey - from France to Colombia, from the Balkans to Louisiana, from Cumbia to Jazz, and more - with accordions, harmoniums, concertinas, and…
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Thursday, July 23, 2015
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Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new. Join us on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
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SALADO, Texas (AP) — Emergency crews are responding to a reported bridge collapse along an interstate in Central Texas.
If you just have to have it now, as in one hour, you can, at least in the Dallas area, as Amazon.com Inc. announced Thursday it will offer Prime Now.
Monty Bennett's name will not appear on the ballot for the Tarrant Regional Water District board of directors yet he remains a powerful backstage player whose influence could shape the direction of the district's business for years to come.
Chris Brassard and Omar Diaz had apartments in mind when they built a 12-unit complex on May Street just south of West Magnolia Avenue on Fort Worth's Near Southside. Then their leasing agent, Will Northern of Northern Realty Group, suggested they consider selling the units as condominiums.
Texas unemployment fell to 4.3 percent during February for the sixth straight month of declines, the Texas Workforce Commission reported Friday.
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RENO, Nev. (AP) – Electric car maker Tesla Motors said Thursday that it is preparing a site near Reno, Nevada, as a possible location for its new battery factory, but is still evaluating other sites.
Tesla said it broke ground on the Nevada site in June. It said further that a final decision on the location for the $5 billion factory will be made in the next few months. Tesla has dubbed the proposed facility the "gigafactory," and says it could employ 6,500 people by 2020.
Competition for the factory is intense. California, New Mexico, Arizona and Texas are also in the running. Tesla wants the factory to supply batteries for its Model 3 electric car, which is set to go on sale in 2017.
"Any potentially duplicative investments are minor compared to the revenue that could be lost if the launch of Model 3 were affected by any delays at our primary Gigafactory site," Tesla said in a statement.
The states are trying hard to help Tesla make its decision. Earlier Thursday, Arizona said it had approved a $3 billion permit for Tesla to build the factory in Tucson, even though the company hadn't applied for one.
Three weeks ago, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation that included tax incentives that appeared designed to benefit Tesla. That came two months after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he considered the state a long shot because of the time it will take to win regulatory approval.
The ground-breaking in Reno doesn't necessarily make Nevada the favorite to land the factory.
On a conference call Thursday following the release of second-quarter earnings, Musk said "at this point the ball is in the court of the governor and the state legislature." He added that Tesla wants incentives that are fair to the state and the company.
Tyler Klimas, press secretary for Gov. Brian Sandoval, told The Associated Press that the governor cannot comment on any incentives Nevada might be discussing with Tesla.
Earlier Thursday, Tesla and its battery supplier, Panasonic Corp., announced that they will collaborate on the battery factory. Tesla will build the facility and Panasonic will make the batteries.
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... was key to the defeat of Nazi Germany. The exhibits were a combination of pictures and text that documented the progress of all theaters of the war. I spent close to two hours reading my way through this exhibit. One of the more interesting things I found out was that Ike took the necessary classes to acquire a pilot's license while on duty in the Panama Canal Zone around the age of 49. The artifacts were mostly guns, uniforms and other ...
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Centre: When the light towers turn off, Space City below the White Cliffs of Dover reverts to its daytime role of being the Eastern Docks Ferry Terminal, stretching out into the English Channel. Sea Front: Pebble beach, Waterloo Crescent. Dover Marina: Yachts and boats in Wellington Dock. Skyline: Dover Coast Guard Station. 2010 Port of Dover Night, Travel, Tourism, and Vacation photo.
This panoramic view was taken from the gun emplacements of St Martin's Battery on the Western Heights cliffs at 5.48 am, Wednesday 25th of August 2010.
Space City
To see how the light towers transform the Eastern Docks Ferry Terminal into a futuristic science-fiction film set, click on:
Rain at Dawn for Space City, White Cliffs of Dover, United Kingdom
Space City below the White Cliffs of Dover at Night, England
Night Panorama of the Ferry Terminal and Eastern Docks, Kent, UK
English Channel ferry operators: P and O Ferries, DFDS Seaways (Norfolk Line), and MyFerryLink (ex-SeaFrance ships).
The white building near the centre of the photo is Dover Harbour Board's "Harbour House" with Dover Marina Hotel and Spa to its left, both belong to the Georgian Waterloo Crescent:
To the right of Harbour House, on the other side of Marine Parade and the promenade:
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There are yachts and boats moored in the non-tidal Wellington Dock below Harbour House:
On Esplanade Quay:
Waterloo Crescent, Wellington Dock, and the Fairbairn Crane are Dover Listed Buildings.
Components of Dover Coast Guard Station:
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Panorama of the White Cliffs of Dover in Sunlight and Shadow
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Also taken on Wednesday 25th of August 2010:
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Youngest son turns 10 this weekend and wants the party at our house. Any frugal tips would be welcome. Anyone have some cheap ideas for the dreaded gift bags? I hate those things.It seems like everyone sends one home at the parties and my personal view is that they cost money and contain a bunch of worthless snacks and candy the kids need like another hole in the head anyway.But in the interest of providing a normal childhood memory....
Thanks in advance, Sandy
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My boys will turn 2 and 4 in March and April. I'm doing a combined outdoor/gardening/dirt digging type theme for them. The $1 or less store has straw hats. I'm going to hot glue some green leaves, worms, bugs, frogs or whatever I can find on them for party hats and the kids get to take them home. We'll have dirt cake cake made of chocolate pudding and gummy worms. I'm not planning any games. The kids can just play together with the toys. For favors, I'm thinking of planting a flower in a cup of dirt or letting the kids do it themselves. Also, I'm asking that no presents be brought. Maybe I can set some sort of precedent for the rest of the group.
Maybe instead of a gift bag, you could just buy one bigger thing and send it home with each kid like a can of silly string or something else age appropriate. (I'm not really sure what 10 yo boys are into.) I'd just choose one bigger itemand attach a note saying something like "Thank you for coming to ds's party."
I've been pondering this because I don't have boys and know much about them. But I do know that ten is about the age that boy scouts start teaching knife safety. Local woodworking/whittling groups often provide the training and labor (one on one) to teach whittling.
The gift at the end of the party are small pocket knives (I've seen cheap ones at the dollar store and nice ones for a dollar at flea markets/antique stores). The bags could include small pieces of throwaway wood or branches for them to whittle. You could get some safety/whittling information off the internet.
If you do it yourself, try to have one adult per child or have some kids watch while others do. Start by making paper knives and teaching how to open safely.
They could practice cutting food by preparing their lunch (carrot sticks, etc..) as well.
Give the knife to the PARENT at the end of the party and ask them to keep the knives and use them WITH their child. The gift bag could be a hobo bag (bandanna on a stick). The bandanna could be made out of leftover fabric or an old dress.
You could make a fire and let them cook out. Not many kids get to go camping or learn camping skills so it would be met with excitement.
Themes are a good place to start. You could have make your own pizza party; you could do decorate a cookie stuff, decorate a gift bag-give small prize for most original, etc, making sure not to leave anyone out. The Tightwad Gazette talks about a pirate party. You could also check out www.thedollarstretcher.com, and look under parties, lots of good ideas. Good luck!
Maybe you could have different bowls full of little gift items, also some fruit and candy--------give the kids a gift bag and let them choose what they want----say they get a choice of 5-8 items. I think kids like choosing their things.
Some things kids might like---seashells, themed pencils, small soldiers, ships, army things.
I couldn't post this in the link box. It's an article with some inexpensive suggestios. I like the idea of putting favors in balloons.
Just a follow up. I decided to buck the trend and skip the party bag. No one seemed to miss it . My sons usually lose theirs five minutes after they bring it home. They've yet to pull out anything other than candy that they actually use. We did an egg toss. That was a huge sucsess, maybe because most kids don't get to play with them at home. The eggs didn't break till they were across the yard from each other and shooting them like footballs.We also did water balloons which were prefilled in two different colors before they arrived . I miscalculated with those. They broke a hundred balloons in less than five minutes. Should have done 500. Got the balloons at the dollar store.The third activity was a small karioke machine that we already had. Eveyone had fun with that. After the cake they tossed a football around, then I sugested a human pyrimid, and they had a lot of fun with that till parents picked them up.Looked like they were having fun to me. Thanks for the ideas, Sandy


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I love you, Doug. Shouting it from the rooftop.
I love you, Doug. Shouting it from the rooftop.
My friend, Shannon, wrote this post in support of our family. Shannon is a mom of six young babes, four of whom joined her family through international adoption. Busy is her middle name, and yet, she advocates tirelessly, not only for her own children and children with disabilities, but for our girls. In this post, she compares her adoption to ours and gives a call to action.
Take a look by clicking this link.
Thank you all for your prayers and offers to help and friendship and love. The waiting is pure torture, but it has been made bearable by all who love us. And thank you, Shannon. <3
Just want to give a quick catch up to those of you following our journey to #bringthemhome. Just in case this is TL;DR (too long, didn't read), the upshot is that the girls are still in Ghana, and we're still fighting to loosen the ties that bind with USCIS.
But here's the longer version for those interested.
Thank you so much for coming along for the ride, and if you have any other ideas regarding how to light a fire under anyone for advocacy, please let me know. Meanwhile, prayers and support are so uplifting to us. xxxooo Soli Deo Gloria
I should probably have this blog sent someplace to be bound into a book, because it sure has been the best of times and the worst of times in trying to add to our family through adoption. What the heck?
On Monday (has it only been since Monday?), we received notice that our appeal to the United States Customs and Immigration Services Administrative Appeals Office (USCIS AAO) had been denied. I can't adequately explain our shock and sadness at the thought that this decision would mean that our girls would remain in Ghana after nearly two years of loving, caring for, and fighting for them. Was this the end? Sure seemed so. And, to be entirely honest, it could be.
Doug and I and our team have a BIG PROBLEM with the fact that two U.S. citizens cannot bring home their LEGALLY ADOPTED children to live with them in the United States. Our attorneys feel that the AAO has failed to correctly interpret and apply the immigration laws to our case, and as such, feel confident that we have several legal arguments for a reconsideration of our case. Further, they have unanimously agreed that we have every right to see these laws interpreted correctly and applied justly to our case. Our team is in a tricky spot, because they're impassioned about what they're ready to do on our behalf and yet, don't want to offer false hope. However, we trust them. So, we are moving forward with asking them to file a motion for a reconsideration of our case.
A long time ago, Doug and I decided to treat Mary and Comfort as if they were living here, and fight for them as hard as we'd fight for David and Jenny in any sort of crisis. We decided to fight, with everything in us, until we were literally told that we must stop as nothing, NOTHING else could be done. According to Ghanaian law they've been our children for 18 months. We won't give up on our children. Any of them.
Thank you for your prayers and support. As I've said before, this has been our oxygen during this terribly emotional week.
As always, I'll keep you posted. Much love to you. SDG!
He has shown you, O mortal, what is good.
And what does the Lord require of you?
To act justly and to love mercy
and to walk humbly[a] with your God. ~Micah 6:8, NIV
Unless, of course, you're shouting for joy!
Which I am.
Because…I received this from Senator Cantwell's office this morning:
Regarding the status of the case from the (Administrative Appeals Office) AAO: The expedite request has been approved by Management and the file is currently in the process for adjudications. A decision will be made within the next few weeks.
They heard our letters, our emails, and our pleas over the TV to #bringthemhome.
It's not a "yes", yet; so I ask you to join with me and continue to fervently pray for a YES!!! But we are SO grateful to know we can count on a decision very soon.
Many thanks to all, with specific shout outs to Senator Maria Cantwell and Staff, and to Eric Wilkinson, King 5 News. This is the first good news we've had in regards to our girls' case in over a year. We still have hurdles and hoops ahead, but for today, I'm just going to be thankful.
xxxooo Gretchen
Soli Deo Gloria!
P.S. I also would be remiss if I didn't thank my friends Rick and Robin C for helping get our story personally to some of Cantwell's immediate staff.
Dear Framily (Friends and Family),
I have to say that Doug and I are overwhelmed at your rally cry on behalf of us as we try to bring Mary and Comfort home, where they belong. I've been flat-out brought to tears as I've seen every signature and read your comments on our petition to #bringthemhome. Thank you isn't enough, but it's all we have, so thank you.
We have heard from several of your senators, as well as our own, and we've been happy to give them information and sign away our privacy rights. But here's what we now know from our senator's staffer, based on some of her legwork:
At this point, we feel like the petition has run its course of effectiveness, so we are taking it down. From what we've heard from our senator's office (so far) and some others, it seems like the USCIS AAO is fairly untouchable, and their offices can make the same inquiry as our own senator, but can't seem to get any further. Thus, continuing to urge other senators to bark up the same tree seems burdensome and a waste of their time, since they are getting the same result as Senator Cantwell's office.
We're not giving up hope, and are definitely considering an argument for expedition; however, we're also prepared to wait some more. Sigh. Was sure hoping to have them home this fall. Comfort turns 8 next month. But I guess it's not to be.
We love you and are grateful for each of you. Also, to end on a happy note: Mary and Comfort are starting school on Monday. They are so excited, and we are excited for them. Seems like their new foster home is a good environment for them, which is so important to us. Hopefully, we'll be talking to them each Sunday evening before they go to bed.
Thanks again. Soli Deo Gloria!
Dear Friends and Family,
Many of you have asked us what you can do to help us bring home Mary and Comfort. We think our case is dire enough to beseech our senators on behalf of the girls. If you are interested in supporting this cause via our Senators Murray and Cantwell, please click here, and you will be directed to our petition. We ask that you sign and share with as many people as you would like, who might be interested in supporting our family. Let's #bringthemhome.
When you are directed to the site, you will see our letter to the Senators. Please feel free to add the following to the beginning of the letter if you like.
"Please see below for a letter from our friends, Doug and Gretchen Hanna, concerning their daughters, Mary and Comfort, who are stuck in Ghana. We would appreciate your support in bringing their daughters home."
We thank you, from the bottom of our hearts.
Soli Deo Gloria!
If they come to mind, our girls could sure use prayers late today and through tomorrow. M and C will be moving to a new foster home, as the one where they have been living needs to close. Though saddened by a) another transition for them, and b) the fact that it drives me c.r.a.z.y. that they are moving to a home which IS NOT OURS, I am grateful. The new home is safe, and has a lovely foster mom (from reports of folks whose children have stayed there). And, the same wonderful people at Feeding the Orphans and GMI are being so helpful in moving and settling the girls into their new digs. This is especially important to us, because obviously we can't be there to help them transition.
So much grief for two little girls who have asked for none of it. Ugh.
But…as always, there's a lesson here, if we choose to see it: Though things might not be going as I would plan, God is always near, and He cares for His children. Beyond blessed and thankful for the love He has for my family.
p.s. and by the way…our appeal has been in since 8 September. waiting.
I don't know about you, but when I get anxious, I've often been told something along the lines of, "Just picture the worst possible scenario. Now. How likely is that to happen? How would you deal with that? OK. Now, what is more likely to happen?"
Well, it happened. Our friends at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services have revoked approval to classify our daughters as immigrants. Worst.case.scenario. We are, of course, shocked, saddened, angered, and in despair about this news, which means they've been denied visa approval.
We said before that we weren't stopping until we had no further recourse. With bruised, broken hearts, and hopeful, determination, we're appealing this decision. We're moving forward, as far as we can, knowing that this could very well end up with a devastating decision for all of us. But that's okay.
They're worth the fight.
Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7 (NIV)
Love you all. SDG!
Hey there…I'm over here at my friend Jean's place today: Jean P. Sullivan: Wisdom – One Crisis at a Time. Jean is one of my favorite people in the world, and she humbled and honored me by asking me to post about what God is teaching me as I wait upon our girls' homecoming. Her story can be found here, and do subscribe to her blog. She's an incredibly wise, practical wife, mom, and follower of Jesus, and she's less wordy than me. Holla!
Soli Deo Gloria!
P.S. The latest news is no news. I spoke to our very busy customs officer last week, and she said she might have an answer for us within a month. So…there's that. Blessings, and thanks again for your love and support. God truly sustains through our family and friends. xxxooo


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I am a HUGE coleslaw fan. I even like KFC's.ReplyDelete
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I was one of the recipients of this really good coleslaw ( for the Father's Day dinner) and it was everybit as good as KFC's--not really--it was much better!!ReplyDelete
Well now we know this will stay good in the fridge for at least 2 days because I just had the last of it for lunch 2 days later and it was great. I would say by day 3 it would be getting pretty soggy.ReplyDelete
I promised I would test this using "light" mayo, so this is that report. I thought the light mayo version was very, very good, but I could not honestly say I preferred it over the full fat version. (No surprise, since I am something of a mayo freak.) I think if you are concerned about the fat you could get a very good result by using 1 cup mayo and 1 cup light mayo, and still keep most of that "mayo" flavor. Or if you're more concerned about fat than I am, try the light mayo version, which as I said was very good.ReplyDelete
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Doesn't South Beach advise opting for full-fat mayo rather than light mayo anyway?ReplyDelete
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