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The Groovy Advantage
Groovy simplifies JUnit testing, making it more Groovy, in several ways, including:
- JUnit is built into the groovy runtime, so you can script JUnit tests for your Groovy and Java classes using Groovy syntax.
- Groovy provides many additional JUnit assertion statements (see below)
- Groovy unit tests are easily scriptable with Ant / Maven (see below)
- Groovy provides Groovy Mocks
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To write unit tests in Groovy, you have to create a class extending groovy.util.GroovyTestCase.
Groovy Test Assertions
Apart from the default assertion methods inherited from the JUnit framework's TestCase class, GroovyTestCase also offers additional test assertions:
- assertArrayEquals(Object[] expected, Object[] value)
- assertLength(int length, char[] array)
- assertLength(int length, int[] array)
- assertLength(int length, Object[] array)
- assertContains(char expected, char[] array)
- assertContains(int expected, int[] array)
- assertToString(Object value, String expected)
- assertInspect(Object value, String expected)
- assertScript(final String script) // assert that a script runs without exceptions
- shouldFail(Closure code) // assert that an exception was thrown in that closure
- shouldFail(Class clazz, Closure code) // the same but for a class
By default Groovy unit test cases generate java bytecode and so are just the same as any other Java unit test cases. One thing to watch is often Ant / Maven look for *.java files to find unit tests with pattern matching, rather than *.class files.
There's an option in Maven to ensure you search for classes (and so find any Groovy unit test cases) via this property
Once you've got this enabled you can use Maven goals to run individual test cases like this
Running GroovyTestCases on the command-line
Since beta-6, you can also run your groovy tests (extending GroovyTestCase) on the command-line. It has simple as launching any other Groovy script or class:
Running GroovyTestCases in IDEs
Most IDEs support JUnit but maybe don't yet handle Groovy shame! .
Firstly if you compile the groovy code to bytecode, then it'll just work in any JUnit IDE just fine.
Sometimes though you want to just hack the unit test script and run from in your IDE without doing a build.
If you're IDE doesn't automatically recompile Groovy for you then there's a utility to help you run Groovy unit test cases inside any JUnit IDE without needing to run your Ant / Maven build.
The GroovyTestSuite class is a JUnit TestSuite which will compile and run a GroovyUnit test case
from a command line argument (when run as an application) or from the _test_ system property when run as a JUnit test suite.
To run the GroovyUnitTest as an application, just do the equivalent of this in your IDE
Or to run the test suite inside your IDE, just run the GroovyTestSuite test with this system property defined
Either of the above can really help improve the development experience of writing Groovy unit test cases in IDEs that don't yet support Groovy natively.
Running a TestSuite containing GroovyTestCase scripts directly in Eclipse
You can take advantage of GroovyTestSuite's ability to compile GroovyTestCase scripts into classes to build a TestSuite which can be run from Eclipse's JUnit runner directly.
The suite() method of TestSuite creates and returns a Test. Within your TestSuite's suite() method, you can create a GroovyTestSuite and use to to compile groovy scripts into Class instances, and add them to a TestSuite that you are building using TestSuite.addSuite(Class).
Here's a TestSuite that contains some GroovyTestCase scripts:
This TestSuite subclass can then be launched as a normal TestSuite in Eclipse. For example, right-click, Run As -> JUnit Test.
From there, the behavior of the JUnit test runner is the same; hierarchy view of all tests and individual methods, their results, etc.
Using normal scripts as unit test cases
You can write scripts like this
and use these scripts as unit test cases if you use the GroovyTestSuite class to run them as described above.
When the above script is compiled, it doesn't actually implement JUnit's TestCase and so needs a special runner so that it can be used inside a JUnit test framework. This is what GroovyTestSuite does, it detects scripts like the above and wraps them in a JUnit Test adapter so you can run scripts like the above as a unit test case inside your IDE.
New AllTestSuite
There is a new class groovy.util.AllTestSuite that transparently cares for all the above.
Simply make a Run Configuration in your IDE for this class, providing the following System Properties:
Property name
the directory to search for groovy tests
the ant fileset pattern to search below the dir
See the API documentation of groovy.util.AllTestSuite for more details.
Here is the run config for JetBrains IDEA:
Here is how it looks like when running the AllTestSuite for the the groovy Unit tests of the Groovy project itself:


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Newberry Scores in First Seven Frames to Roar Back for 10-9 Win over Baseball
April 2, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Newberry College completed seven-straight innings of scoring at-least one run with two in the top of the seventh to comeback for a 10-9 win over Pfeiffer University in non-conference baseball action on Tuesday night. The Wolves improve to 22-17 overall while the Falcons drop their fourth-straight falling to 13-24.
Newberry struck first in the opening frame using a two-walk by Ryan Cranmer to keep the inning alive for an eventual RBI single off the bat of Eric Barbeiri. To start the second, Brandan Sheridan and JoJo Bradley would trade leadoff doubles to quickly push the lead to 2-0.
Pfeiffer got on the board in their half of the second as back-to-back leadoff walks by Cole McGraw and Matt Wade paid off as Johnny Brown, Jr. delivered a run-scoring single down the left-field line to score McGraw. Kevin Price would tie the contest at two three batters later on a bases loaded hit-by-pitch to bring in Wade for a 2-2 game. Jacob Yates would then follow with a free pass to first to give the Falcons a 3-2 lead. After a Newberry pitching change, Jon Gray slapped a two-run single to cap off the five-run frame.
The Wolves would come right back with two more in the third as a string of four-straight hits led to a 5-4 game. Cranmer would drive in Wesley Camp with a double to left-center while Eric Barbieri singled in Cranmer with a base knock to center. Pfeiffer starter Ethan Greene would keep a one-run lead for the Falcons getting Sheridan to ground into a 5-3 inning-ending double play.
Newberry tied things up in the fourth as Bradley started the inning with a double to left-center, later scoring on a two-out single to left by Anthony Siler. Gray would continue his strong 2013 season providing the second-straight double coupled with Yates to give Pfeiffer a 6-5 lead back. Pfeiffer would add two more on a throwing error and wild pitch before Brown, Jr. kncoked in Wade with a base hit to left.
After Newberry added a run in the fifth on a groundout by Bradley, a Cranmer groundout and wild pitch later in the sixth would bring the Wolves back to within one at 9-8. The Wolves would then grab the lead again in the top of the seventh for the first time since the first frame using a pinch-hit groundout by Zach Morgan and a go-ahead sacrifice fly by Nolan Schrenker.
Pfeiffer will get back into Conference Carolinas play starting Friday night in the opener of a three-game series at Barton. Live stats will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.

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Students and faculty pray together in Gwinn Commons just after a school shooting at Seattle Pacific University on Thursday afternoon. Four students were shot and one has been confirmed dead.
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Students Will Aufhammer, 22 (left), and Preston Crenshaw, 20, pray together after a shooting at Seattle Pacific University on Thursday afternoon.
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Students gather to comfort each other just after a man shot four students at Seattle Pacific University on Thursday afternoon.
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A Seattle Police SWAT team officer strings police tape at the scene.
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Brianna Clarke (left) cries as she talks on her phone while Erin Rutledge (right), an athletic trainer at Seattle Pacific University, is hugged by a colleague, at the scene of Thursday's shooting.
"There are a number of heroes in this," Assistant Police Chief Paul McDonagh said. "The people around (the gunman) stepped up."
A 19-year-old man was fatally shot and two other young people were wounded after the gunman entered the foyer at Otto Miller Hall on the Seattle Pacific University campus and started shooting Thursday afternoon. When he paused to reload, a student building monitor disarmed him. The gunman had additional rounds and a knife, McDonagh said.
"But for the great response by the people of Seattle Pacific, this incident might have been much more tragic," he said.
The man in custody, reportedly a Mountlake Terrace resident, was not a student at the school, McDonagh told a news conference.
Four people, including the young man who died, were taken to Harborview Medical Center. A critically wounded 20-year-old woman remained in intensive care Friday, according to the hospital. A 24-year-old man was in satisfactory condition. A 22-year-old man injured in the struggle with the suspect was treated and released, officials said.
None of the victims was immediately identified.
Aaron R. Ybarra, 26, was booked into the King County Jail late Thursday for investigation of homicide, according to police and the jail roster.
Also late Thursday, police who said they were serving a warrant entered a house believed tied to Ybarra. A phone message left at that house in Mountlake Terrace was not immediately returned.
Messages left with friends and relatives of Ybarra via social media were not immediately returned.
The Seattle Times reported that the suspect's father, Ambrose Ybarra, said he did not know anything about the shooting.
"We just hope he's safe," he told the newspaper. "It's upsetting to have these accusations thrown around. We're in emergency mode. We are trying to stay calm."
The paper said Zack McKinley described himself as one of Ybarra's closest friends and said he was "super happy and friendly."
McKinley said the attack was puzzling because Ybarra was happy to have just started a job bagging groceries at a store. Ybarra could get emotionally low, but McKinley said he had a good group of friends and never saw him depressed.
Student Chris Howard was at Otto Miller Hall when the shooting happened. He said he saw the wounded woman on the floor. Her phone was covered in blood, but she asked those helping her to look through her phone for her mother, aunt and best friend.
"She was panicking," Howard said. "She said 'I think I'm going to die."'
Howard said he also saw the suspect pinned on the floor.
"The suspect was calm. Not speaking. Not moving. Not struggling. Just there," Howard said.
The shooting came a week before the end of the school year.
McDonagh said detectives are working as quickly as they can to figure out the gunman's motive or intended target. He said it appears the suspect acted alone.
The university locked down its campus for several hours. Some students were taking finals in the building that the shooter entered.
On Thursday evening, an overflow crowd packed the First Free Methodist Church on campus for a service of prayers and song. The private Christian university cancelled classes Friday and planned to hold a service of "prayer, lament and worship" at noon.
"We're a community that relies on Jesus Christ for strength, and we'll need that at this point in time," said Daniel Martin, university president.
The school's 40-acre campus is in a leafy residential neighborhood about 10 minutes from downtown Seattle.
Jillian Smith was taking a math test on the second floor of Otto Miller Hall when a lockdown was ordered.
She heard police yelling and banging on doors in the hallway. The professor locked the classroom door the students lined up at the front of the classroom.
"We were pretty much freaking out," said Smith, 20, a sophomore.
Smith said she saw bullet casings and what appeared to be blood on the lobby carpet and splatter on the wall as she left the building.
"Seeing blood made it real," Smith said. "I didn't think something like this would happen at our school."
The gun violence follows a spate of recent shootings on or near college campuses.
Last month, Elliot Rodger killed six people and injured seven before turning his gun on himself in a rampage in Isla Vista, California, near two universities, according to police.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, noting previous mass shootings in the city, said: "Once again the epidemic of gun violence has come to Seattle."
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The Race for Los Angeles Mayor
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Moderator: Ray Remy '59 has worked for the League of California Cities before becoming the executive director of the Southern California Association of Governments. During Mayor Tom Bradley's two terms as the mayor of Los Angeles, Mr. Remy served as deputy mayor and the mayor's chief of staff. For the next fourteen years he was the president of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. Later he serves as the director for the largest department in state government, the Employment Development Department of the State and California.
Clark Lee '04 is the Political Director of the Los Angeles County Democratic Party (LACDP), the largest local Democratic Party entity in the nation, representing more than 2.4 million Democrats. He oversees endorsement, campaign, and communications operations. An award-winning campaign professional, Lee specializes in targeted communications, field operations, voter education, and voter rights advocacy. He has worked with many nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and political campaigns at presidential, gubernatorial, statewide, Congressional, legislative, and local levels as a staff member, consultant, or advisor since 2001. Among other roles, he also serves as Chair of the California Democratic Party Asian Pacific Islander Caucus and was a Democratic National Convention delegate for President Barack Obama in 2012. He has been named a "Rising Star" by the Campaigns & Elections magazine.
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The stunning two-tone charcoal gray and root beer brown paintjob has to be seen in person to be believed – literally, as there are also ghost stripes on there that are almost invisible in the photos. The body of this original Camaro was taken down to bare steel and rebuilt almost at the molecular level. New quarters were installed and fitted so well that the seams are all but invisible. Extra time was invested in getting this car to fit together extremely well, and the doors open and close more solidly than any new car I've experienced. The paint is two-stage urethane, of course, and the break between the colors is crisp and clean, with no camouflage needed, a testament to the skill of the painters. Obviously there's a lot of metallic and pearl in the paint, and the net effect is a car that shimmers in the sun and seems to change color as you walk around it. And the combination of the charcoal gray and root beer is innovative – you simply won't see another car like this anywhere, and people respond to it in a way that we haven't seen since we finished "Maximum Effect."
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No pro-touring car is complete without a state-of-the-art engine, and the LS3 based V8 under the hood is a perfect example. On the dyno, this engine cranked out 525 horsepower and 462 pounds of torque (the dyno sheets are included with the car), and delivers blistering performance now that it has found a home in this Camaro. But as stunning as the performance is, it pales in comparison to the craftsmanship that went into fitting it to the F-body engine bay. On top it features an extended engine cover that has been custom painted to match the body and covers the intake and coil packs. A custom-made twin snorkel air cleaner feeds it air from up front, while billet aluminum brackets and hood hinges dress up the mundane areas. The accessories and pulleys have been polished, as well as the custom-built aluminum radiator up front keeping it all cool. Ceramic-coated long-tube headers feed a 2.5-inch stainless exhaust by Magnaflow, which sounds absolutely spine-chilling on the road. The vintage Delco battery topper is a nice touch that somehow looks right at home among all the billet and polished aluminum, but it is actually the cover for the upgraded fuse panel.
And yet, as spectacular as the bodywork and engine are, the chassis is where most of this car's greatest modifications have been made. Up front, a modern C5 Corvette suspension has been grafted onto the Camaro's subframe, resulting in razor-sharp handling and stunning braking performance with the Z06-spec rotors and calipers. Out back, a 2003 Mustang Cobra independent rear suspension has been installed, a trick we haven't seen before but absolutely brilliant in execution. The Cobra IRS features 3.55 gears and 13.5-inch brakes, so the rear of the car is definitely doing its part to shred the corners. The transmission is a T56 6-speed manual, with a deep overdrive for easy highway cruising. A complete Air Ride system that features automatic leveling and infrared sensors has been installed at all four corners, so the car can be raised for climbing over steep driveways, and slammed in the weeds for high-speed performance. What's better, this car features near perfect 50.5 front/49.5 rear weight distribution, which is crucial to performance. Wheels are 18-inch billet hoops from Boyd Coddington, wearing 265/35/18 front and 285/35/18 rear Sumimoto performance radials. And wow, it sure is pretty under there!
The black leather interior is a combination of modern Corvette and vintage Camaro, just like the rest of the car. The heated front buckets are from a Corvette, and feature 6-way power adjustment. The rear bench has been recontoured and reupholstered to match, giving the car a very uniform look inside. The door panels, while originally vinyl, have been recently upgraded to leather to match the seats, and the workmanship is outstanding. The dash has been stuffed with digital gauges in place of the original analog pieces, although the cool auxiliary gauges on the center console have been retained and restored. And you just can't miss that too-cool-to-be-believed steering wheel with the flat bottom that was custom made just for this car. The center console houses a T-handle shifter for the 6-speed, as well as the power window switches. A little higher up, you'll find a completely custom entertainment/navigation system by Kenwood and Kicker, with an integrated Garmin GPS, as well as controls for the automatic climate control system. The car also features such modern features as keyless ignition and provisions for ABS brakes if the new owner chooses to go that route. Overhead, the top has been given a full interior headliner that fits beautifully and helps seal out noise, and it fits perfectly over the roll hoop behind the seats. In the fully upholstered trunk you'll find the storage tank and compressor for the suspension and the amplifier for the entertainment system.
This car is also nicely documented with a complete build book that brings photos of the build, manuals, brochures, and other documentation outlining the components that went into its construction. There are also a ton of awards that this car has already won, including Best of Show at the East Coast OC Nationals, Best in Class at the 2011 World of Wheels, First in Class at the 2010 Camaro Nationals, as well as Best of Show. Impressive.
RK Motors Charlotte has seen some pretty amazing hardware recently, and each time we proclaim that we've discovered the ultimate pro-touring machine. And each time we do that, another car comes along and raises the bar yet again. This Camaro is so full of innovative features and just flat-out astounding integration of old and new technology, that it seamlessly blends the old and new into a stunning supercar that only looks 43 years old. Beautifully finished and everything works as it should, which is remarkable given the amount of technology packed into it. With just 942 miles since it was completed, it's still fresh and ready to compete at the highest levels, or to drive if you need to experience its otherworldly performance. If you're an early Camaro fan and the stock stuff just doesn't do it for you, here's one that anyone can see is something special. Call now!
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As 2013 comes to a close, the ASPCA is celebrating meaningful changes in state animal welfare laws that will improve the lives of thousands of animals across the country. This year, the ASPCA worked with state legislators and other humane advocacy groups to score 87 victories for animals by enacting new laws or defeating hostile legislation, making 2013 one of the most successful years for our animal welfare policy work.
Here is a small sampling of new laws that the ASPCA and our Advocacy Brigade helped secure—as well as misguided bills we helped defeat—in 2013:
(1) Maryland passed a law to establish one of the strongest, most robustly-funded statewide spay/neuter programs in the country, and West Virginia enacted a comprehensive spay/neuter program as well. These new laws will help reduce pet homelessness and euthanasia of healthy animals.
(2) In Texas, cruel and unnecessary gas chambers can no longer be used to euthanize animals in shelters.
(3) Working with a coalition of animal welfare, environmental, and human rights organizations, the ASPCA helped ensure that none of the 11 ag-gag bills introduced in 2013 (in Arkansas, California, Indiana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont and Wyoming) were passed into law. Pushed by industrial agribusiness, these bills were blatant attempts to cover up illegal and unethical activities on factory farms. Defeating them was critical not only for the protection of animals and the whistleblowers exposing their mistreatment, but also for the safety of the public.
(4) Thanks to groundbreaking legislation passed in Colorado, law enforcement officers will receive training on canine behavior and alternative methods to the use of lethal force in order to reduce accidental dog shootings. A new law in New York State will increase criminal penalties for the intentional killing of police dogs and horses
(5) In California, legislation passed that will phase out lead ammunition for hunting throughout the state to protect wildlife, who are at risk of ingesting contaminated remains, as well as California's diverse ecosystem.
(6) This was a phenomenal year for animals in Nevada, where seven animal protection bills passed, including legislation to ban horse tripping, enhance penalties for animal fighting and protect wild horses.
(7) In New Jersey, penalties for neglect have been strengthened with the passage of "Patrick's Law," named after a dog who was starved nearly to death and thrown down a garbage chute.
(8) Illinois enacted new laws protecting chained dogs, stray farm animals, puppy mill puppies and animals who fall victim to animal fighting.
(9) Animals in Alabama and Ohio are safer from abuse thanks to new laws that strengthen cruelty penalties.
(10) ASPCA-backed legislation passed in Connecticut established a task force to study the origin of dogs and cats in pet shops that will, ideally, pave the way for groundbreaking legislation in 2014 to prevent pet stores from selling puppy mill puppies.
Many state legislatures will reconvene in January, and the ASPCA looks forward to expanding protections for even more for animals in all 50 states.
To find out about animal advocacy events in your area and how you can be more involved in the fight to protect animals, visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center.
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Great accomplishments for 2013. May you have many more in 2014. It would be fantastic if the list for 2014 would include at least one from every state. Way to go ASPCA.
FYI, studies show forced spay/neuter laws INCREASE shelter overpopulation; such laws mean potential responsible adopters with religious or ethical restrictions against the practice cannot adopt, because they cannot license their pets or even vaccinate them, because vets are forced to turn over vaccination records. Meanwhile, irresponsible pet owners, the people this law should but doesn't target, keep doing whatever they feel like with their stray puppy/stray kitten machines. Glad my male,unfixed, 12-year-old (keyn ahora), never was and not gonna be a daddy rescued cocker and I live in CA not MD; saves me having to do a complete relo, with no job, because someone wants to force my best friend into an unnecessary surgery which replaces current health risks with equally dangerous new ones. Though I looked into the possibilities a few years ago, when CA was heavily pushing forced sterilization, and I still worry.
I would think that people who use religion as a reason to NOT ADOPT are either lying or among the very, very few and don't make that much of a difference. I find that entire reasoning absurd.
Animals who are spayed/neutered are healthier and live longer. Please speak to a vet and get the facts.
I don't know where you got the info that a sterilzed dog has better health from. The studies that I have read say that a dog should not be sterilized untill they are four years old as their bodies are still growing and they need the harmons produce by the testicals and ovaries. That if you sterilize them you should only have a vasectomy performed on the males and a tubular ligation on the feamale. That way their little bodies receive the necessary hormans that they need to be a healthy dog.
I had to laugh out loud when I read this point about "religious" reason not to spay or neuter a pet. Completely ridiculous. If animals are spayed and neutered there would NOT be the insane # of mixed breed pups ending up in shelters, or uncared for in backyard breeders backyards and hopefully will cut down on puppy mills also. Its not forced sterilization anyway. Stay in California!
Cheryl I live in the CA Central Valley one of the worst over population of cats and dogs in the country, I see dogs running loose all the time, I see dogs and cats dead on the city streets, country roads and the freeways daily. CA needs a spay-neuter law and fast. Come to the Central Valley and volunteer for a few days and see for yourself all the dead dogs and cats laying dead in the streets and in the barrels after being put down in the shelters cause there is not enough homes it will change your mind.
Please give an example of a religion that is against the sterilization of pets. Animals do not practice religion so I don't see how that could be a factor.
I have a friend who believes that it takes away their God given right to reproduce. even though she knows the statistics and her animals have roamed the neighborhood and come back pregnant. then they're left with all these puppies and kittens with no homes and have to take them to the shelter. it's incredibly stupid reasoning and they get flack about it from everyone. spay and neuter laws are needed. PERIOD!!


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Troubled by memories of the past that continue to invade his dreams of the present, Keiichiro Tachibana stuns everyone who knows him by abruptly quitting his ordinary office job to open a bakery. He envisions a predominantly feminine clientele and a wait staff of cute girls - but instead, his employees include a playboy patissier who's been fired from every job he's ever had, an ex-boxer with an insatiable sweet tooth, and an absent-minded childhood friend and old family servant. Can this unlikely quartet overcome personal tragedies, learn to work together, and discover a recipe for culinary success?
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They possess the powers of a lost era, serving as the peacekeepers and protectors of the numerous kingdoms on the planet Earl; they are the Otome. And for Arika Yumemiya, the dream of becoming a Meister Otome has brought her through the desert to the Windbloom Kingdom where she hopes to train at the prestigious Garderobe Academy.
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A certification by the Board of Urology; practitioners are competent to manage medical and surgical disorders of the adrenal gland and of the genitourinary system. Urologists have comprehensive knowledge of, and skills in, various surgical techniques for innate and acquired conditions of the reproductive and urinary systems and their related structures.
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Mike and Yuko's Kamo Cottage is ideally located for those wanting to explore Kyoto. The river view and self-contained accommodations make for a great base. Bus and subway stops are located within easy walking distance and provide easy access to the Shinkansen, local trains or the inner city. Nearby community shopping coupled with the cottage's cooking facilities provide an easy way to keep your food bill under control while living like a native. Mike and Yuko are both knowledgeable and gracious. Both speaking English is a special bonus when looking getting around or locating a place to purchase specialty items. We would recommend the Kamo Cottage for anyone, especially adventurous travelers, looking for a quiet refuge in Kyoto.
Delightful cottage - Fantastic location
Shirakawa Cottage is a cosy two-room cottage in the heart of Kyoto. It's a wonderful base to explore Kyoto as the location is terrific. There's so much nearby, but it's still so peaceful at night. The walk down the little lane-way and past the "White Stream" is also a charming way to start the morning. You could even leave your guidebook at home as there are several excellent books and other information on-hand in the cottage. Rory is a friendly and very considerate host. The renovation work inside the cottage is lovely and the bed is very comfortable. It's spotlessly clean, and the neighborhood is completely safe at night. We had a lovely time staying here and recommend it highly. We hope to stay longer next time.


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James Strachan talks about Groovy
- A collection of references to articles and emails by James Strachan on the topic of Groovy.
Guillaume Laforge interviews on Groovy and Grails
- Templates in Groovy by JavaBeat.
- Closures in Groovy by JavaBeat.
- Web Development in Groovy using Groovlets by JavaBeat.
- Introduction to Groovy - Scripting Language by JavaBeat.
- Using Groovy to Send Emails by Paul King.
- Groovy: XML Without the Bloat by Pan Pantziarka: Part 1 and Part 2
- Russel Winder gave a talk "Builders: How MOPs Make Life Easy" at ACCU 2007 which focused on the way Groovy does things.
- Implementing Domain-Specific Languages with Groovy - tutorial given by Guillaume Laforge and John Wilson at QCon 2007
- BEA Dev2Dev features an introduction to Groovy and Grails
- Scott Hickey gave a presentation about Groovy at the Omaha Java User Group, July 2006
- Russel Winder had an article introducing Groovy published in {CVU} 18(3):3-7. {CVU} is the journal of the ACCU. For more details on the article click here.
- Scott Davis gave a recent presentation about Groovy even mentioning a few words about Grails.
- Groovying With the JVM was a presentation given by Russel Winder at the ACCU 2006 conference.
- It's a Groovy Day! by Eric Armstrong (inspired by Rod Cope's presentation at JavaOne 2005)
- JavaPolis 2004 presentation or video from James and Dion along with a snap of James rambling
- JSR 241 - Nov 2004 London Conference presentations
- Keynote(mp3 - 34Mb) by James Strachan
- History of Groovy by Jeremy Rayner
- User Feedback (mp3 - 15Mb) by Guillaume LaForge
- Ian Darwin wrote this article for O'Reilly
- John Wilson gave this presentation on XML processing in Groovy at XMLOpen 2004 in Cambridge
- Ian Darwin gave [this presentation at the Toronto JUG in November|
- James Strachan and Rod Cope gave this presentation at JavaOne 2004 or as PDF
- Alexander Schmid gave this presentation at the JAOO in Cannes
- Rod Cope gave this presentation at the Denver JUG
- Laurent Weichberger gave this presentation at JSPRING in the Netherlands
- Mike Spille wrote a great
review of Groovy
- Ted Leung did a great
presentation at SeaJUG
- Gerald Bauer did a presentation at the
Austria JUG and another one in Vancouver
- Mark Volkmann has written the excellent
Groovy - Scripting in Java
- An old presentation James Strachan gave at CodehausOne August 2003 is available as a PPT
- Marc Hedlund has written several very good introductory articles about getting stuff done with Groovy (especially with the SwingBuilder). The index of all his articles can be found at O'Reilly's website.
- Articles from the Practically Groovy series by Andrew Glover
- Smooth operators
- (25 Oct 2005) Of MOPs and mini-languages
- (20 Sep 2005) Functional programming with curried closures
- (23 Aug 2005) Groovy's growth spurt
- (20 Sep 2005) Functional programming with curried closures
- (19 Jul 2005) Stir some Groovy into your Java apps
- (12 Apr 2005) Go server side up, with Groovy
- (15 Mar 2005) MVC programming with Groovy templates
- (15 Feb 2005) JDBC programming with Groovy
- (11 Jan 2005) Ant scripting with Groovy
- (14 Dec 2004) Unit test your Java code faster with Groovy
- (12 Apr 2005) Go server side up, with Groovy
- (09 Nov 2004) Craig Castelaz guides you through Groovy closures on java.net
- If you're getting to know Groovy John Zukowski will bring you up to speed with Groovy (syntax prior to the JSR syntax)
- Matthias Luebken wrote about Implementing OSGi-Services in Groovy.
- Jeremy Rayner has created a Groovy reference card with latex source
French articles
- Guillaume Laforge gave an introductory presentation of Groovy at the Parisian OSS-Get Together event
- Guillaume speakrs about the advantage of using dynamic languages to increase the semantic density to
- Introduction au langage de script Groovy on the JDN site
- Introduction au langage de script Groovy on developpez.com
- Intégrer JXTA dans une application Web avec JSF et Groovy par Bertrand Goetzmann
- Invoquer un service JBI (Java Business Integration) écrit en Groovy avec AJAX par Bertrand Goetzmann
German articles
- October 2008: Lars Blumberg, Christoph Hartmann & Arvid Heise did a seminar about Groovy Meta Programming at the Hasso-Plattner-Institute. Groovy Meta Programming Paper (German)and Groovy Meta Programming Slides (English)
- May 2007: Joachim Baumann presented Groovy in a talk at the Entwicklertag Karlsruhe. The slides can be downloaded here
- Dierk's Groovy series in JavaMagazin.
- 8.2006 Groovy für Java-Entwickler: Dynamische Programmierung auf der Java-Plattform Dynamischer Nachwuchs
- 9.2006 Groovy für Java-Entwickler: Ausdruckskraft durch starke Syntax Klassen- und Objektnotation, Referenzierungsmöglichkeiten, Operatoren, Kontrollstrukturen und Meta-Objekt-Protokoll
- 10.2006 Groovy-Datentypen First class citizens: Zahlen, Strings, Reguläre Ausdrücke, Listen, Maps, Ranges und Closures
- 11.2006 Ausgewählte Groovy-Beispiele Groovy everywhere
- 12.2006 Grails Groovy für Java-Entwickler
- 27.12.2006 Interview: Groovy - das Beste aus der Java- und der Scripting-Welt vereinen
- Joachim Baumann gave a presentation about Groovy in German at the "Symposium: Trends in der Informations- und Kommunikationstechnik" in Stuttgart, September 2006.
- An article
by Alexander Schmid
- Sigs Datacom article
- Dierk's Groovy presentation at JAX 2006 is attached as Groovy at JAX_pub.zip.
- Dierk's Groovy usage patterns article in iX Magazin 7/06
Korean articles
- Groovy Language Study
- Groovy I, Dynamic Agile Scripting Language (Korean Language) by Pilho Kim
- Groovy II, Groovlet and GSP \ (Korean Language) by Pilho Kim
- Groovy III, Compare Groovy to Other Languages \ (Korean Language) by Pilho Kim
Russian articles
- What is Groovy - A brief introduction into Groovy language features in Russian
- Groovy + JSON + Prototype in Action - Example of using Groovy in a 'real' project
- Groovy: Easy extracting XML from database (Russian edition)
- The "Exception #7" conference Groovy presentation materials, by Vadim Voituk
- ... and more russian Groovy articles
Japanese articles
- coverage of our JavaOne talk June 2004
Spanish articles
- Introduccion a Groovy I - Introduction to Groovy part I by Andres Almiray at Groovy.org.es
- Introduccion a Groovy II - Introduction to Groovy part II by Andres Almiray at Groovy.org.es


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A day after securing a spot in the upcoming Mid-American Conference Tournament, the Miami University field hockey team dropped its final non-conference game to 15th-ranked Michigan, 3-0, on Sunday afternoon. It was the RedHawks sixth contest against a ranked opponent this season. Miami is now 9-9 on the season, while the Wolverines improve to 11-5.
Michigan was on the attack early, earning several penalty corners and getting the majority of the offensive attacks. RedHawk goalkeeper Sarah Mueller came up big however, making eight saves in the first 20 minutes to keep the game scoreless. After Anna McQuaid made a defensive save in the 22nd minute, a foul was called that awarded the Wolverines a penalty stroke. Mueller once again came up big, kicking Leslie Smith's shot aside. It remained tied at zero until Smith would score on a penalty corner in the 27th minute to send Michigan into the break up, 1-0.
On a turnover in the 45th minute of the second half, Rachael Mack would score to make it 2-0. She would add another goal in the 61st minute to complete the Wolverine's scoring. Miami would turn on the offensive pressure in the final minutes earning five consecutive penalty corners. Olivia Miller would get two shots on net, while Sid Marcum, Emily Gruesser and Ali Froede would each get one, but the RedHawks would be unable to cash it in before the clock ran out.
Michigan outshot Miami, 22-8, for the game. The RedHawks held the Wolverines to only six shots in the second half after allowing 16 in the first half. Mueller had a huge day in net making 12 saves, while Gruesser led Miami with three shots. Michigan held an 11-6 advantage in penalty corners.
The RedHawks will look to earn a share of the MAC regular season title and clinch the number one seed in the MAC Tournament when they host Ohio in the regular season finale next Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The game is also senior day and at the conclusion of the contest a ceremony honoring Miller and Addie Absher will be held.


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Keo.co.za wraps up the weekend's European action.
Saracens and Clermont picked up the biggest wins of the first round as the thrashed Edinburgh (45-0) and Scarlets (49-16) respectively.
Saracens scored five tries in their triumph, while flyhalf Charlie Hodgson kicked 20 points with the boot as Edinburgh were kept scoreless at Murrayfield.
Clermont eased to victory as Scarlets wing Morgan Stoddart was sent off permanently in the 37th minute for a second yellow card. The French club converted a 16-13 half-time lead into a 33-point win, scoring six tries in total.
In other results, English Premiership champions Harlequins and Ulster eased past Biarritz (40-13) and Castres (41-17) respectively. Ulster remain the only unbeaten club in Europe.
Toulon carried their fine French Top 14 form into their clash against Montpellier to achieve a 37-16 win.
In the European Cup Challenge, the Worcester Warriors crushed Spanish club Bizkaia Gernika 85-5, while Perpignan smashed Rovigo 79-12.
Bath, Stade Francais, London Irish, Gernoble and Bayonne also won by big margins.
European Cup results:
Northampton Saints 24 Glasgow 15
Sale Sharks 34 Cardiff Blues 33
Toulouse 23 Leicester Tigers 9
Toulon 37 Montpellier 16
Edinburgh 0 Saracens 45
Racing Metro 22 Munster 17
Zebre 10 Connacht 19
Clermont 49 Scarlets 16
Leinster 9 Exeter Chiefs 6
Harlequins 40 Biarritz 13
Ospreys 38 Treviso 17
Ulster 41 Castres 17
European Challenge Cup results:
Bucure?ti 17 Bath 40
Rovigo 12 Perpignan 79
Bizkaia Gernika 5 Worcester Warriors 85
London Welsh 19 Stade Francais 68
Calvisano 31 Agen 36
Bordeaux 16 London Irish 43
London Wasps 38 Dragons 25
Grenoble 59 Cavalieri Prato 3
Bayonne 71 Mogliano 7
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Softball Splits Doubleheader with Tusculum
March 9, 2014
Game One Box Score Game Two Box Score
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University softball team, in front of a raucous crowd of nearly 100 spectators at Jack Ingram Field, split two close matchups with visiting Tusculum Sunday afternoon. The first contest belonged to the home team 4-1, while the second game of the double dip went narrowly in Tusculum's favor with an extra-innings decision of 5-4. With the results of both contests in the books, Pfeiffer is now 7-11 overall and Tusculum is 11-13 on the season.
Tusculum got the scoring started in game one, jumping out to an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Pfeiffer wasn't quite ready to respond right away, but in the bottom of the fourth inning, the Falcons would answer, and answer loudly. Junior Julie Bullington would be the first to put points on the board for Pfeiffer when she smacked a monster single down the left field line driving in junior Sadie Saine from second base and picking up an RBI. More points would come on Pfeiffer's very next at-bat when senior Celia Dew knocked a single down the right field line, just past the outstretched fingers of the Tusculum first baseman. Dew picked up an RBI on the play, sending freshman Rachel Crowder home and giving Pfeiffer the lead for good. Two batters later, junior Rebecca Foil found herself on first base after being hit by a pitch. The play sent Bullington home and earned Foil an RBI. The Falcons would pick up their fourth tally of the frame when Dew scored from third base, taking advantage of a wild pitch. Solid defense made the difference in the final innings of game one, earning Pfeiffer the victory.
Pfeiffer had hits from Crowder, Bullington, and Dew in the first game, and only left two runners on base. Redshirt-sophomore Sam Jarmusch picked up the win on the mound for the Falcons, improving to 3-4 on the season and adding four strikeouts to her list. The loss was credited to Tusculum's Kelly King who picked up two strikeouts of her own and falls to 8-6 on the season.
Game two was a much closer contest as evident from the final score. Each team put up a single run apiece in the first inning, with Pfeiffer's tally coming almost immediately. Senior Hannah Jackson found herself in scoring position when she doubled to center field on her first at-bat of the game and quickly picked up Pfeiffer's first run when Saine sent a nicely hit ball into right field for another double. Jackson scored on the play giving Saine her first of two RBIs in the second contest. The next two frames were scoreless for both squads with the pitchers doing a bit of battling of their own. Pfeiffer put up another run in the bottom of the fourth, taking the lead after junior Lexie Brock scored off a single to center field from Dew. Dew advanced to second base on the throw and notched an RBI on the play. Tusculum answered back in the very next inning, tying the game at two apiece in the top of the fifth. The pitchers would again go to work, keeping the remainder of regulation scoreless and forcing an extra frame. Tusculum roared out to a 5-2 lead in the top of the eighth, but Pfeiffer wasn't quite ready to throw in the towel. Junior Emily Workman scored Pfeiffer's first run in the eighth when Saine picked up her second double of the contest, this time sending the ball into left field. Two batters later, a single to left field from junior Lindsey Russell sent Saine home and brought the Falcons within one run of the visiting team. Pfeiffer would not get to celebrate a sweep however, with the game's final out coming on the very next at-bat.
Pfeiffer put up eight hits as a team in game two, receiving two-hit performances from Saine and sophomore Jaclyn Boever. Sophomore Jessica Griffin picked up the pitching loss for the Falcons, falling to 1-2 on the season. The win was credited to Tusculum's Eliza Davis who picked up her first victory and improved to 1-3.
The Falcons have almost an entire week to recuperate from their back-to-back doubleheaders as they don't return to action until March 15th when they welcome conference-rival King to Misenheimer. The first game of the doubleheader is set for 3:00 p.m., with the second contest immediately following at 5:00 p.m.


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Mary Karr describes herself as a black-belt sinner, and this -- her fourth collection of poems --traces her improbable journey from the inferno of a tormented childhood into a resolutely irreverent Catholicism. Not since Saint Augustine wrote "Give me chastity, Lord -- but not yet!" has anyone brought such smart-assed hilarity to a conversion story.
Karr's battle is grounded in common loss (a bitter romance, friends' deaths, a teenage son's leaving home) as well as in elegies for a complicated mother. The poems disarm with the arresting humor familiar to readers of her memoirs, The Liars' Club and Cherry. An illuminating cycle of spiritual poems have roots in Karr's eight-month tutelage in Jesuit prayer practice, and as an afterword, her celebrated essay on faith weaves the tale of how the language of poetry, which relieved her suffering so young, eventually became the language of prayer. Those of us who fret that poetry denies consolation will find clear-eyed joy in this collection.
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BAYBORO – The Pamlico Hurricanes kept their resolve and wide receiver Cameron Moore maintained concentration Friday night on the game-winning catch in a 49-43 shootout victory over Ayden Grifton (0-5).
The Hurricanes, who improved to 2-3 on the year, rallied twice. The first came after the Chargers ran the opening kickoff back 95 yards, then again after the visitors had erased a 35-14 deficit and taken a 43-42 lead with just 1:49 left.
On the ensuing kickoff, Moore raced 43 yards to set the Hurricanes up at the Chargers' 37-yard line. The Hurricanes suffered a sack, but still moved to the 21-yard-line, where quarterback NaQuan Gibbs fired a bullet into the end zone toward Moore. Two defenders converged and each got a hand on the ball, but Moore kept his eyes on the pass as he made two steps and hauled it while maintaining his feet near the end zone sideline.
D.J. Lewis, who earlier caught a 34-yard touchdown pass, sealed the win with an interception at Pamlico's 35-yard line in the final seconds.
Gibbs had quite the night, throwing four TD passes and scoring on runs of six and 67 yards. He rushed 20 times for 135 of the Hurricanes' 264 ground yards and was 8-for-14 passing for another 165 yards.
Gibbs said the Hurricanes kept their poise as they watched a 35-14 lead evaporate into a 43-42 deficit.
"On the sidelines, we just told everybody to keep their head up because the game wasn't over," he said afterwards. "We play four quarters of football, not just two."
He praised Moore for his concentration on the winning pass.
"I saw he was wide open in the end zone and then the defenders came over and it fell in his hands," Gibbs said.
On his 67-yard sprint up the middle for a score that gave the Hurricanes their biggest lead at 35-14, Gibbs outran two defenders who got within a foot or so of the back of his jersey.
"I just run. I don't look back, just looking at the end zone," he said.
First-year coach Kevin Yost led a spirited post-game talk and dance under the goal posts on the east end of the stadium.
"That was a tale of two halves," Yost said of the 21-7 Pamlico halftime lead and the Chargers' 36-28 second-half outburst. "But, when you've got more numbers on your side of the score column, a win is a win. That's the message tonight. We talked about adversity and overcoming adversity. Our character showed tonight. That's a good team over there. It was a battle. It was just an exciting night."
Another key to the victory was the accurate foot of kicker Ignacio Lugo-Pichardo, who was true on all seven of his point after tries.
The Hurricanes overcame a four-touchdown performance by the Chargers' Drew Turnage, which included the 95-yard kickoff TD, along with scoring runs of 52, eight and two yards.
Pamlico led 21-7 at the half on the strength of three Gibbs TD passes - a 55-yarder to William Becton; a 34-yard diving catch by Lewis and a nine-yard toss to Moore.
After Gibbs ran 6 yards for a score with 10:09 left in the third quarter, the Hurricanes seemed to be pulling away, 28-7. But, Turnage raced 52 yards up the middle to cut the lead in half.
Then Gibbs bolted 67 yards, also up the middle and the Hurricanes again seemed safely ahead, 35-14.
However, the Hurricanes lost two fumbles deep in their own territory, leading to short, quick scores by the Chargers, who pulled to within 35-27 after a missed two-point run.
The Chargers then scored on a Rodney Nelson 5-yard run and he added the two-pointer to tie it at 35 with 19 second left in the third period.
Pamlico surged ahead again, going 74 yards in 14 plays, including a fourth-down run by Gibbs, culminating with a 25-yard scoring strike into the end zone to Josiah Simmons. Simmons had two other catches, including a 28-yarder during the drive, which put Pamlico up 42-35 at the 5:36 mark of the game.
Turnage returned the kickoff 65 yards to the Pamlico 30, setting up the go-ahead score, his own 2-yard run. Nelson ran off tackle to put the Chargers ahead 43-42, setting up Pamlico's final heroics.
Defensively, Connor Hough had 8 tackles and an assist for the Hurricanes; Arthur Randall had 7 tackles and Treyvan Respers recorded a sack.
Pamlico will next travel to Dixon Friday night.
Ayden-Grifton 7 0 28 8 - 43
Pamlico 7 14 14 14 - 49
First Quarter
AG – Drew Turnage 95 kickoff return (PAT kick)
PC – William Becton 55 pass from Na'Quan Gibbs (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
Second Quarter
PC – D.J. Lewis 34 pass from Na'Quan Gibbs (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
PC – Camerson Moore 9 pass from Na'Quan Gibbs (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
Third Quarter
PC - Na'Quan Gibbs 6 run (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
AG – Drew Turnage 52 run (PAT kick)
PC - Na'Quan Gibbs 67 run ((Lugo-Pichardo kick)
AG – Rodney Nelson 1 run (PAT kick)
AG – Drew Turnage 8 run (PAT failed)
AG – Rodney Nelson 5 run (Nelson PAT run)
Fourth Quarter
PC – Josiah Simmons 25 pass from Na'Quan Gibbs (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
AG – Drew Turnage 2 run (Rodney Nelson PAT run)
PC – Cameron Moore 21 pass from Na'Quan Gibbs (Lugo-Pichardo kick)
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We took a standard 24x24' double-car garage and designed the space to accommodate a nifty shop and the team had to think mobility, double duty, comfort, security, and cost. But in the end, one great similarity with our first effort stands out: bunches of terrific, easily adaptable ideas!
- • 1 Welcome
- • 2 Phone/Intercom, First-Aid, and Fire Extinguisher
- • 3 Reference Center
- • 4 Lathe Stand
- • 5 Portable Planer Center
- • 6 Jointer
- • 7 Mobile Tablesaw Base
- • 8 Drop Leaf Mobile Workbench
- • 9 Drill Press Table
- • 10 Sander
- • 11 Accommodating & Sanding Cabinets
- • 12 Radial Arm Saw
- • 13 Shop Vacuum
- • 14 Band Saw
- • 15 Scrollsaw & Stand
- • 16 Mobile Tool Chest
- • 17 Roll-Around Plywood Cart
- • 18 Shop Clock
- • 19 Additional Views
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In the first IDEA SHOP, we learned what it took to turn a 14x28' space into a serious woodworking shop. And most of the planning evolved from the concept that everything was more of less permanent. IDEA SHOP 2 offers a different twist. You see, we know that many home woodworkers have their shop in a garage (usually occupied by a vehicle or two). So we took a standard 24x24' double-car garage and designed the space to accommodate a nifty shop and the family transportation. To accomplish this, our project team had to think mobility, double duty, comfort, security, and cost. But in the end, one great similarity with our first effort stands out: bunches of terrific, easily adaptable ideas!
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2 large table saws, 2 radial arms, 3 band saws 2 scroll saws 2 thicknessers, oscillating sander, knife belt sander, belt sander, drum sander, 2 dust collectors, router table, jointer and workbench into two car garage. Workflow: first joint, rip then crosscut to thickneser u shape flow other machines in the middle. Can still process plywood sheet and a 6 foot board without moving something out. But yes a yearn for a clean space to assemble, Wife uses scroll saws so ok to varnish in house!5/28/2015 11:13:57 AM Report Abuse
the best way i have found for laying out a new shop when you do not get to control the size of space is to get graph paper and there was a place few years a go that i got little paper cut outs of tools in my case i used the table saw twice since my router table and saw are bout 6 foot long and roughly three feet wide by them selfs must admit my shop is still cramped right now some day I will have one big enough will some one let me know when santa is ready to give up the north pole shop for me8/22/2013 04:01:11 PM Report Abuse
As soon as I can get my wife's gardening stuff out of the garage, I'll have plenty of room. We don't park our cars in the garage, so that's not a problem. Guess I need to build a storage shed or outdoor potting station. I'm in the southeast, so I don't need heat, but cooling is an issue. I'm looking for a portable A/C unit.7/11/2013 01:20:54 PM Report Abuse
I need a real shop an 18X21 carport No walls (to hot here) New shop an excuse to get new tools 1st a welding table 2nd that bench (planning it 4 yrs)had a piece of stainless 32X96. Lots of peg board a drill press the vice and grinder mounted on pipe. oops it's full. 12 feet and another car port. room for table saw radial arm saw chop saw router table and a wood worker bench and anvil.7/11/2013 12:17:31 PM Report Abuse
I have a two-car garage (tandem). I haven't seen a good workshop plan for a tandem garage, but would love to see one since I've just built my home and now need to install my shop equipment and tools. Got any ideas where to turn?7/11/2013 11:04:12 AM Report Abuse
where is the TV. how will you make it thru football season Pat columbus ohio5/13/2013 10:36:25 AM Report Abuse
All the baby tools are so cute in the extra clean, never used workshop. I like the cabinets though!1/19/2012 11:55:16 AM Report Abuse
have you thought overhead wood storage they sell cheap lifts to put wood on maybe you could design you own?1/19/2012 11:17:41 AM Report Abuse
A few feet off to the side of my garage is a small storage shed where I am able to keep my lawn equipment, storage boxes and such. I do wish I had aseparate shop for welding and such. But that will come with time. Luckily my garage has a carport on it so I can keep the truck there<);o}1/19/2012 10:50:06 AM Report Abuse
For JREST3: To save space install a tankless water heater on the wall and stackable washer and dryer. while you are building install radiant heat in the floor10/20/2011 09:24:49 PM Report Abuse
Got 1/2 of a two car garage without the dust collector problem--I thought ahead and put it outside in a shed and use a remote switch to turn it on and have only 4" holes in ceiling space. As a master electrician(retired) I built the power then vaccuum, then stationary tool locations--the rest of you guys must luv noise--why else you put the vaccuum inside?10/20/2011 07:21:57 PM Report Abuse
To: JREST3 Have you thought about a tankless water heater. Just mount it on the wall above the washer and dryer10/20/2011 05:50:49 PM Report Abuse
If only I didn't have all this bothersome wood that I have to be able to get to!10/20/2011 04:44:15 PM Report Abuse
THIS IS A NICE GARAGE SHOP. I'M BUILDING A 2-CAR GARAGE WOOD SHOP FOR RETIREMENT & FUN. MY SHOP WILL HAVE A SEPERATE WASHER AND DRYER AREA AND HOT WATER HEATER AREA BUT I STILL AM WORKING AROUND THESE PROBLEMS AND LOOKING FOR IDEAS TO SAVE SPACE.10/20/2011 12:34:46 PM Report Abuse
Also note that this is a 2-1/2 car garage, not a 2-car garage. The extra width make a big difference10/20/2011 11:51:10 AM Report Abuse
these plans are all well and good but in the real world, we also have to contend with other, space robbing elements of the smaller garage / shop. Lawn equipment, storage boxes, seasonal stuff like lawn chairs... and we also need lumber storage.. with all my tools against the wall, i have no place to put plywood and such plus no place to hang anymore pegboard.10/20/2011 10:36:29 AM Report Abuse
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The Chicago Blackhawks Ice Girls, the "Ice Crew", are among the hottest in the league, and sponsored by Bud Light. Although we've profiled them in the past, we're back with an even bigger and better photo gallery. By the looks of this squad, the underdog Flyers and their Ice Girls have their work cut out for them.


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ITU always recognized Alumni as part of the Family and our greatest assets. ITU wants to make this bond stronger by keeping in touch with them and making connections with the community around it through Career Center. ITU is going to offer many services that will help you grow in your career. In addition, ITU will help you share your experience and field expertise with current students.
Dear Alumni of ITU,
We are proud that you have built the close association with ITU family while you are studying at ITU. To keep this association strong and on-going, we are planning to have periodic conference calls (and possibly in-person meetings) to get connected with you from time-to-time and to seek any suggestions from you.
As a graduate of ITU, you are automatically a member of the ITU Alumni Association which works to keep the connection between the ITU and its graduates to advance the professional growth for both its graduates and the university.
- Some of the benefits available to you include:
- Free membership to the ITU Alumni Association.
- Opportunities to network with other alumni and ITU
- Period meetings (conference calls or in-person) to provide feedback to ITU and seek any advise
- And more to come!
Please feel free to reach out to Dr. Ramesh Konda via email: email@example.com. Dr. Konda will send out email invitation for the upcoming conference calls & meetings in addition to posting the same info on this website. Please do visit ITU in-person when you are in town and/or close by ITU.
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Your ITU Alumni Association


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Hello All (not sure what the rules are here, do I need to start with a joke)?
Glad to be on this site. I've been a non-believer for several years now and often come across situations where I will be lambasted by the usual stuff - you know, the "you just don't understand God" thing, or "you need to show more respect".
Here is a post I saw on one website:
"I've read your posts. You say you've done this and that, but really, you end up going with these atheists that know nothing and discount the awesomeness of God on those beliefs. How sad.
Btw… no holy roller here. I just know God, plain and simple. I don't preach to you or condemn you. I just know you could know God if you would seek him out without the interference you are allowing in your life as evidenced by your posts.
Don't confuse knowing God with churches, priests, and what have you. It's your journey alone. You have to find the way by yourself. All these distractions by atheists and their videos will keep you from knowing what the truth is. It truly is sad to lose out on what you really could have in life."
Personally, I find this kind of dialogue infuriating, which is often why, when atheists and Christians collide on some websites, there's a lot of verbal bloodshed and, admittedly, the atheists are usually the ones doing the most bloodletting. But I understand why we do it - it's because we cannot imagine how normal, modern, thinking people can make statements like this with a straight face. Seriously now - does ANYONE really believe that God actually TALKS to people? Don't these people appear delusional? Don't we have a word for people who hear voices in their heads? Oh, but NOOOO….you have to respect that. It's almost a non sequitor to call it a "debate". A TRUE debate is an exchange of ideas; talking to a religious person results in the atheist doing all the heavy thinking and the Christian falling back on the "God said it" dogma.
How does one deal with this?
Thanks all.


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The Sector 9 Race Formula 70mm 80a Offset Blue wheels are designed for downhill and carving. With an offset hub and square lips to provide maximum grip, the firm durometer maintains speed over smooth terrain.
Function: Downhill, Carve
Terrain: Smooth
Diameter: 70mm
Hardness: 80a
Width: 54mm
Contact Patch Width: 52mm
Hub: Offset
Lip: Squared
Surface: Smooth
Spacer Length: 10mm
Weight Set Of Four: 24 oz
Built The Right Way
We may be the only company that installs bearing spacers on every longboard. Bearing spacers provide precise alignment of the bearings, making them faster, last longer, and reduces wheel wear.
We developed our own riser pad made from urethane, the same durable shock absorbing material used for wheels. Our urethane riser pad creates a smoother ride, keeps hardware tight and extends the life of your longboard.
We use stainless steel hardware because it's stronger and rust resistant. We also dreamed up the nylon seating washer, which prevents the hardware from tearing up the grip tape.
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