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for me this song is quite fashinatinghttp://audiojungle.net/item/free/346060
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for me this song is quite fashinatinghttp://audiojungle.net/item/free/346060 congratulations to the author
It's "author favorites" i saw. Nice try though xD
Favourite track among the recent entries? Because the task is huuge… I got my crush for the moment, will listen to some more.
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The short story - I've rewritten jaxen to use a nodeset abstraction instead of a list to accumulate results. With the unit tests at nearly 100%, the performance test on dom4j runs in ~200ms on my 1GHz powerbook, compared to ~7400ms for the nightly jaxen build. The failing unit tests are for paths not covered in the performance test.
The long story - I wrote an implementation of the draft ISO Schematron spec on top of Jaxen, instead of the more usual XSLT. The schematron spec is designed so this can be done, mainly for performance reasons. Once I had enough working I was able to compare jaxen with xalan on the 'screamatron' torture test, which is using schematron to validate the schematron 1.5 spec. I was suprised to find that jaxen was about 2x /slower/ than xalan, and marginally slower with a jdom navigator than a dom4j navigator. Looking at why it was so slow, it became clear that the problem was that throughout jaxen it's building lists of intermediate results to filter down, instead of generating the 'next' result on demand. There's comments about this in several places in the code, but the list thing is so ingrained it needs more than a little refactoring to fix.
I decided to have a go. This change produces apis incompatible with previous versions of jaxen, so this will be a lump of code not a wee patch. I've basically cloned jaxen to 'org.jaxen2' to work on it. I'm nearly done with the changes, failing tests for the non-xpath extension functions which I havent implemented yet, patterns (not touched at all yet), and a couple of minor bugs.
I'll post the code on jira once I'm done, but here's the gist of the changes I made:
- Introduce a Nodeset abstraction instead of a list...
public interface extends Iterator {
Object current();
int position();
// use of last() replaces the internal iterator with an iterator over a list caching results.
// it's basically a fallback on what jaxen used to do.
int last();
the reason for this is obvious, eg you can just test 'hasNext()' to check the boolean value of a nodeset.
- change the signature of Expr to allow the selection of a fast code path
public interface Expr {
// these require context because of variable/function refs only. see later.
boolean isBoolean(Context ctx);
boolean isNumber(Context ctx);
boolean isString(Context ctx);
boolean isNodeset(Context ctx);
boolean booleanValue(Context ctx);
double numberValue(Context ctx);
String stringValue(Context ctx);
Nodeset nodesetValue(Context ctx);
// etc
this is really for my own sanity as there's so much code to maintain. Throughout jaxen, everything is untyped, so its fairly easy to (eg) pass a nodeSet when you meant to pass a node; there's instanceof checks, == null checks, and casts everywhere to deal with this. Once you put everything behind an interface like the one above, making objects responsible for their own casts, a lot of the code is simplified, eg addition is just expr1.numberValue(ctx) + expr2.numberValue(ctx). All but a couple of classes inherit from abstract base classes that implement all but one of those methods (eg StringExprBase leaves stringValue() abstract.)
Variable/Function refs don't have a type without context in my version, and like Jaxen I look up functions, variables every time. This isn't smart - in xpath we can resolve all variable, function refs beforehand, and get faster code as a result. I'll probably change things so I have 'bound' and 'unbound' exprs, add 'BoundExpr bind(VariableContext,FunctionContext)'. I'll still need to pass these as members of Context to support the 'evaluate' extension function though.
Another approach to the same concern that I didn't try is to pass in a typed context, eg 'StringContext', 'NodesetContext', etc (think of this as allowing things like perl's 'wantarray()'. That approach would make it easier to expand the number of supported types (eg for xpath2) in future, I'll try it once the tests pass.
- moved all the functions to a single utility class
public class Functions {
String substring(String s, double start, double end);
// etc
this makes it easier to unit test the xpath functions, since they are mostly context-independent. Functions that need a navigator get it passed as the first arg, functions that optionally use the context node instead of an argument have that function added as a method of Context. Incidentally I changed some of the unit tests to get mine to pass - in particular I changed the substring() tests back to match the spec (they don't currently).
No function in my version returns null. (compare to eg the name, namespaceuri functions of Navigator). The xpath spec uses "" or an empty nodeset throughout, so do I, this gets rid of a lot of == null checks.
Some of the bugs against the current version of jaxen are fixed by this code - eg the use of double throughout allows gt/lt comparisons of longs (bug jaxen-28), + both of the bugs I filed previously.
I'd estimate I can finish this in the next week.
BTW if bob or peter take a look at this... as this touches all over the code, I was planning to submit as a zip of the entire tree, not patches, with the code in some distinct package (org.jaxen2 currently, but I'll probably rename that to org.jaxen.v2 to stay under the right root).
I don't touch the saxpath stuff, and wanted to leave the navigators alone, but unfortunately Navigator has a method to return an XPath so it was simpler to copy everything. I see that method as a cyclic dependency, I think it should be dropped. If I fix this there's less duplicate code to submit, but it makes a non-backward compatible change in jaxen. Your preference.
If you have the IDEA xml file for the haus coding conventions, it would be great if it could be posted somewhere? I've got something approximately the same I'm using to format my code but it would be handy to be able to format all this the way you want. Of course, you can do that once you see the code...
My tests share their data with the jaxen tests. This means that when jaxen's gone deliberately off-spec (for substring()) one or other must break. I'm not keen on checking in broken tests but thats already happened for the 'preceding' axis tests? I'd rather comment out those tests for both, so gump works.
Any comments, better ideas appreciated.
Ok, I have gone one step further and turned off the sort whenever the location path only uses the parent, self, or child axes (a very common case). The theory here is that given a list of nodes X in document order, then X/parent::, X/self::, and X/child::* are also in document order; that a whole location path consisting of these axes is also ordered follows by induction. Other axes do not support this assertion, and removing the sort for them would trigger
JAXEN-55. Do you agree with this analysis Elliotte?
All tests still pass. The performance gains are back towards the title of this bug - XOMPerformance goes from 4.9s to 97ms on my machine. Its a shame I can't get this simple trick to work for descendant-or-self but this is quite a big win as it stands.
BTW, I've already started to adapt jBPM-BPEL to take advantage of Jaxen LazyLists:
Any more news on what's going on with this patch? Is it deemed worth incorporating into the project proper?
I have a version of Brian Ewins' patch that I merged against trunk r1362. Performance for selectSingleNode seems a lot better, at least for XOMPerformance and JDOMPerformance. I haven't tested any further since I'm not really familiar with the codebase.
Brian, do you want me to apply the latest version of this patch and check it in (assuming the tests pass)? Or have you been able to restore your credentials?
Is there any further news on this patch? From what I can read above, the tests now all pass, and it appears that the performance improvement is quite significant.


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Playwright Won Tony in 1954 for Best Musical
By BRUCE WEBER
By Bruce Weber
The New York Times
Luther Davis, a playwright who won a Tony Award in 1954 for the book of the musical "Kismet" and a screenwriter whose films included "The Hucksters," with Clark Gable, and "Lady in a Cage" with Olivia de Havilland, died Tuesday in the Bronx.
He was 91 and lived in Manhattan and West Palm Beach, Fla. His death was confirmed by his wife, Jennifer Bassey Davis.
A busy author for the screen and the stage, Davis wrote 15 movies and dozens of scripts for TV series, and he had a hand in five Broadway shows, including writing a 1945 play, "Kiss Them for Me," about four sailors back from the war, and the book for "Grand Hotel," the musical adaptation of Vicki Baum's novel, which was directed and choreographed by Tommy Tune and which ran for more than 1,000 performances from 1989 to 1992.
"Kismet," which won the Tony for best musical, and which Davis wrote with Charles Lederer, was one of Broadway history's more peculiar entries, a crossbreed of high culture and low. The music, which included the songs "Stranger in Paradise" and "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," was adapted from the symphonic scores of Alexander Borodin, but the story, a florid fable set in Baghdad at the time of "The Arabian Nights," was replete with groan-worthy double-entendres and staged with grand spectacle .
I n 1978, Davis, as producer and writer, reprised "Kismet" in a different form, as "Timbuktu!," moving its setting to Africa and giving it a new score based on African folk tunes and tribal rhythms. Starring Eartha Kitt and Melba Moore, this version ran for 221 performances and was nominated for six Tonys . It was during this production that he met his wife, an actress who had invested in it.
She and other investors had written to complain that as a singer, Moore was holding her notes too long, Davis said in a phone interview. "When we met, I talked total gibberish for about five minutes, and then I said, 'Why don't we have lunch?'
Young Davis went to Culver Military Academy in Indiana and then to Yale, graduating in 1938. He served in the Army Air Corps in both Asia and Europe during World War II, rising to the rank of major.
His first screenplay credit was "The Hucksters," a boy-gets- loses-gets-girl story set in the advertising business, based on a novel by Frederic Wakeman and starring Gable and Deborah Kerr.
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Luther Davis wrote 15 movies and dozens of scripts for television series, and he had a hand in five Broadway shows, including writing a 1945 play, "Kiss Them for Me," about four sailors back from the war.
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PARIS -- After Gustavo Kuerten upset top seed Roger Federer on Saturday, no one in the draw at the French Open looks able to defeat No. 3 Guillermo Coria.
Carlos Moya (5), Spain, vs. Tommy Robredo (17), Spain
Moya and Robredo -- as countrymen, friends and practice partners for years -- know each other's games. Robredo has the ability to win this match against Moya. However, Moya so convincingly won his last two matches, it seems unlikely he would lose to anyone left in the draw other than Coria or Kuerten.
Moya still will have to play a very good match against Robredo, who won't be intimidated because he does know Moya so well.
Moya and Robredo are at home on red clay. This is what they live for and winning Roland Garros, a second time for Moya and a first time for Robredo, would a dream come true.
Pick: Moya in four sets
Nicolas Escude, France, vs. Guillermo Coria (3), Argentina
This matchup will actually be one of the most exciting in the fourth round because Coria is arguably the best player on clay and Escude is an exquisite shotmaker.
The talented Frenchman can come up with some surprising results and wins. He'll certainly have the crowd support on Court Philippe Chatrier. But Escude can't win this match.
Pick: Coria in four sets
Michael Llodra, France, vs. Tim Henman (9), Great Britain
By reaching the fourth round here, Tim Henman has now accomplished that level at all four majors. He now faces an amazing opportunity, playing against Llodra, to reach the quarterfinals.
If Henman could have picked his draw prior to the tournament, he couldn't have picked a better fourth-round matchup. That's not to take anything away from Llodra because he is a quality player. However, he's one of the best doubles players in the world, not one of the best singles players in the world.
Though Llodra is very comfortable on clay, he plays very much like Henman, who is more comfortable on grass. The Briton plays an aggressive style in order to end points quickly. Henman plays that style as well as anyone in the game, and he plays it better than Llodra.
Pick: Henman in four sets
Juan Igancio Chela (22), Argentina, vs. Olivier Mutis, France
My head tells me that Chela will reach the quarterfinals instead of Mutis. But the tenacity that Mutis showed in his victory against Andy Roddick makes me believe this guy is for real.
When you're playing the No. 2 player in the world and are down two sets to one and still find a way to regroup, it says a lot about your desire to win. He impressed me with his mentality that seemed to say, "I don't care who I'm playing, and I don't care that I've lost the last two sets. I'm going to win this match."
That mindset will win him a lot of matches in his career. The crowd support might even be that intangible factor that Mutis needs to reach his first quarterfinal.
Pick: Mutis in five sets
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New Faculty Position: Health Equity/Health Disparities
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Equity and Disparity Across the Life Course
The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social
Sciences (CAHSS) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) invites
candidates at the Associate or Full Professor level to apply for a faculty
position in health equity and/or health disparities. This search will commence
a multi-year, interdisciplinary, cluster hire initiative aimed at strengthening
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disciplines. UMBC is especially proud of the diversity of its student body, and
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A 1997 movie directed by James Cameron.
ophie Hall (Amanda Seyfried) is a fact checker at The New Yorker magazine who dreams of becoming a writer, but her boss, Bobby, does not share her wishes. Sophie's fiance, Victor (Gael Garcia Bernal), is about to open an Italian restaurant in downtown New York. To celebrate, the two go on a "pre-honeymoon" to Verona, Italy. Sadly for Sophie, Victor seems too preoccupied in finding the best wines and cheeses for his restaurant and hardly has time for her. While he is out one day, Sophie goes sightseeing and comes across the house where Juliet Capulet supposedly lived and watches in awe as numerous people gather to write letters to Juliet about their loves and post them on Juliet's wall. Sophie writes of this in her journal for a few hours and sits on a bench, waiting for closing time, to see what becomes of the letters. A young Italian woman comes to collect the letters, putting them all into a straw basket, and Sophie follows her to a restaurant where the woman meets with three other women, who reveal themselves to be "Juliet's secretaries", writing back to each of the letters. The next day, Sophie helps Isabel, one of the secretaries, take the letters. A loose brick falls, and behind it is a crumpled, envelope. Sophie discovers it is a 1957 letter written by Claire, an English woman who while in Italy studying art, fell in love with Lorenzo Bartolini. When he asked her to run away with him, she did not show up and wrote to Juliet about it. Sophie writes back.
A few days later, a young English man arrives. Charlie (Chris Egan) reveals that because Sophie responded his grandmother is now here to find her love. When Sophie asks to meet Claire, Charlie says no, but Sophie follows him and is introduced to Claire (Vanessa Redgrave) who is more than happy to meet "Juliet". Together, the three decide to embark on a journey to find all the Lorenzo Bartolinis near Siena, Italy where Claire says Lorenzo always enjoyed. The three meet many Lorenzo Bartolinis, but none of them seem to be the right one, as Claire says she'll be able to see who Lorenzo is through his blue eyes.
Traveling, Sophie and the grandmother and grandson learn about each other's lives like that Charlie has an ex-girlfriend he hasn't seen in a year, named Patricia, with Claire learning that Sophie's mother abandoned her when she was nine and Sophie learning that Charlie's parents died in a car crash when he was ten. Charlie, at first rude, is now attracted to her, but Sophie is standoffish. The three meet many men named Lorenzo Bartolini, including one who has died. Seeing his grandmother cry, Charlie blames Sophie. Claire berates her grandson and tells him about Sophie's mother, then she visits Sophie in her hotel room and comforts her. Charlie apologizes to Sophie who has gone out and laid down on the grass next to Charlie, and they kiss under the stars.
The next day, while driving back, Claire asks that they stop at a vineyard when she notices it is the vineyard that makes their favorite wine. There, she sees a young Italian man who looks exactly like Lorenzo. Insisting it's him, Sophie and Charlie go and ask him of his name, which he says is indeed Lorenzo Bartolini. Deciding it must be Lorenzo's grandson, they ask to speak to the young man's father, whose name is also Lorenzo. The middle-aged man says his elderly father is also Lorenzo Bartolini, and he was out riding his horse. Charlie urges his grandmother to see if it's the right Lorenzo, but Claire decides she doesn't want to. Just then, the elder Lorenzo (Franco Nero) arrives and is indeed Claire's long-lost love. The two reunite in a heartfelt embrace.
Lorenzo introduces the three to his family. Later, Sophie leaves to go back to Verona and Victor. Claire tells Charlie "not to wait fifty years" before he discovers there is only one girl he loves. Charlie races after her but, seeing her embrace Victor, he leaves.
Back in New York, Sophie presents a story to her boss identical to Claire's tale, and he tells her he is going to publish it. Excited, she rushes home. The next day at work, she gets an invitation to Claire and Lorenzo's wedding that Saturday. She breaks up with Victor at the kitchen of his Italian restaurant, and goes to the wedding. At the end of the ceremony, she attempts to talk to Charlie, but believes a woman that is with him, Patricia (Ashley Lilley) is his girlfriend. She hurries away to a balcony, but Charlie follows her. Sophie professes her love but tells him to go back to Patricia, who Charlie explains is his cousin, and not his ex-girlfriend he mentioned earlier. He admits he is in love with Sophie. He attempts to climb up to kiss her like Romeo Montague but falls. Sophie hurries to him and they kiss, Clarie and Lorenzo watched happily and everyone else rushes to see them kiss.
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Vanishing dark matter points to a dark future for our Universe
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A study conducted at the University of Rome and the University of Portsmouth is suggesting that the amount of dark matter in the cosmos, the catalyst that facilitates the creation of new stars and galaxies, is decreasing as it interacts with dark energy. If this is true it would mean that, as time passes, the Universe could be destined to end up a desolate and nearly featureless place (even more so than it already is). Read More
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A team of astronomers at The Australian National University (ANU) working on a five-year project to produce the first comprehensive digital survey of the southern sky has discovered the oldest known star in the Universe. Just a 6,000 light year astronomical hop, skip and jump from Earth, the ancient star formed shortly after the Big Bang 13.7 billion years ago. Read More
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Do the largest structures in the Universe actually exist?
November 20, 2013
Our knowledge of the large-scale structure of the Universe is gradually taking shape. However, our improved vision is mostly being statistically squeezed from huge data sets. Working backward from a statistical analysis to a putative fact about the (singular) Universe, to which statistics do not apply on a cosmological scale, is a dicey business. A case in point is a recent look at the biggest known structures in the Universe – large quasar groups. Read More
The Large Underground Xenon experiment, buried nearly a mile beneath South Dakota, has completed 85 days of seeking dark matter particles. The results are consistent with a null result, and essentially rule out the 8.6 GeV dark matter candidate noted in the data of other experiments. Read More
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It is dangerous to bet against Einstein. Cosmological research shows that the rate at which the Universe expands is increasing, rather than decreasing as was previously thought. The concept of "dark energy" with a negative pressure was introduced to describe this acceleration. Now measurements of the proton to electron mass ratio (PEMR) over the past seven billion years strongly suggest that the models of dark energy are far more contrived in explaining accelerating expansion than is Einstein's self-proclaimed "biggest blunder" – the cosmological constant. Read More
The size and age of our Universe is not only a critically important issue in cosmology, but is also among the most controversial and delicate of the cosmological questions. Infrared observations made using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope have now given us the most precise estimate yet of the rate at which our Universe is expanding. The key was not the discovery of a new method for measuring distance. Rather, astronomers discovered how to measure brightness more accurately. The new value for the Hubble constant, good to within three percent, is 74.3 kilometers per second per megaparsec (km/s/Mpc). Read More


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What makes wars drag on and why do they end when they do? Here H. E. Goemans brings theoretical rigor and empirical depth to a long-standing question of securities studies. He explores how various government leaders assess the cost of war in terms of domestic politics and their own postwar fates. Goemans first develops the argument that two sides will wage war until both gain sufficient knowledge of the other's strengths and weaknesses so as to agree on the probable outcome of continued war. Yet the incentives that motivate leaders to then terminate war, Goemans maintains, can vary greatly depending on the type of government they represent. The author looks at democracies, dictatorships, and mixed regimes and compares the willingness among leaders to back out of wars or risk the costs of continued warfare.
Democracies, according to Goemans, will prefer to withdraw quickly from a war they are not winning in order to appease the populace. Autocracies will do likewise so as not to be overthrown by their internal enemies. Mixed regimes, which are made up of several competing groups and which exclude a substantial proportion of the people from access to power, will likely see little risk in continuing a losing war in the hope of turning the tide. Goemans explores the conditions and the reasoning behind this "gamble for resurrection" as well as other strategies, using rational choice theory, statistical analysis, and detailed case studies of Germany, Britain, France, and Russia during World War I. In so doing, he offers a new perspective of the Great War that integrates domestic politics, international politics, and battlefield developments.
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Couple bond through love of medicine
Doctors set to join Beeville practice
CORPUS CHRISTI - They started on different sides of the world and in different job fields.
Michael Dunn worked on F-35s and F-16s for Lockheed. Avegiyel Dunn, dual U.S. and Israeli citizen, coordinated evacuations for wounded troops during her mandatory military service.
Friday, the couple graduated from Christus Spohn Family Medicine Residency Program and look forward to joining Joseph Larakers' practice in Beeville.
The Dunns stood out to Jose Hinojosa, family medicine residency program director, because through the three-year residency, they never lost focus, Hinojosa said.
"They had the same message, they wanted to practice together, they wanted to practice the full spectrum of medicine and in a rural setting," he said.
Going through school and residency as a couple can be a benefit, Hinojosa said.
"They can go home and talk to someone who really knows what they are talking about," he said.
Avegiyel Dunn, 32, grew up in the small farm town of Zippori, Israel, and made several trips to visit family in Corpus Christi when she was a child. Of all her childhood fantasies, becoming a doctor was the dream that stuck, she said.
In Ohio, Michael Dunn, 44, also considered being a doctor, but wasn't sure.
"It was a conflict between that and space," he said.
After visiting the Kennedy Space Center when he was 10, Michael Dunn picked space, received a degree in aeronautics engineering and worked for Lockheed in Fort Worth.
"There were several years there that I really loved my job," he said. "I just couldn't see myself doing that for 30 more years."
He earned a business degree but still wasn't happy, he said. After much introspection, he returned to the dream of being a doctor.
Across the Atlantic Ocean, Avegiyel Dunn served three years in the Israeli military including two as commander of the medical war room coordinated evacuations for wounded troops.
Medical schools in Israel are more competitive and stellar high school grades are required to get in.
"I worked hard in high school and did well, but not well enough," Avegiyel Dunn said.
She attended Del Mar College and finished her degree at the University of Texas. After working a year to establish residency, she entered the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Michael Dunn slowly began working his way into medical school. It took three years to complete the prerequisites. His friends and co-workers doubted he could leave an ideal career in engineering.
"They thought I was absolutely nuts or wouldn't go through with it," he said.
But he did and enrolled in the same medical program as Avegiyel Dunn.
The two got to know each other on a school mission trip to Mexico, Avegiyel Dunn said.
"He smiled a lot," she said. "He grew on me."
They were married in June 2008, then had to decide what area of medicine to pursue. She wanted to specialize in pregnancy care, he wanted to be a rural doctor, Michael Dunn said. So he thought out a compromise.
"That's how our marriage works," Avegiyel Dunn said with a laugh. "He throws out an idea, I say 'no,' then I think about it for a few months and say, 'OK.'"
Michael Dunn's idea was to practice family medicine together in a rural area, allowing them to practice different kinds of medicine, including pregnancy care.
"I wasn't sure about it then," Avegiyel Dunn said. "But it is the best thing for me. I love the variety. I would have been bored if I had chosen anything else."
The Dunns were accepted into the Christus Spohn family medicine residency together, but were split between rotations.
Avegiyel Dunn would go to a rotation for one month and Michael Dunn would follow her.
One of the rotations was with Joseph Larakers at Beeville Family Medicine.
"They were both good quality doctors, and I liked working with both of them," Larakers said.
After working with each Dunn for a month, he offered both jobs. Avegiyel Dunn's specialties in pregnancy care were a welcome addition to the practice, Larakers said.
"We are 60 miles from a care facility," he said.
After residency graduation, Michael Dunn didn't feel any more like an official doctor.
"As a resident you're working as a physician," he said.
For Avegiyel Dunn, the best part is knowing the constant is over.
"It's a good feeling to know you're settling, you're not going to move in three years," she said. "I haven't lived in one city for more than four years."
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Not a whole lot going on so light blogging lately. Hopefully some stuff coming up. Here's some thoughts…
Timberwolves. It's hard to get riled up over the T-wolves and their latest firings and hirings. As I blogged here, they are so bad it's hard to think of anything new to say. I'm glad McHale is out of the front office but I have no confidence anything is going to change. This City could be full of huge NBA rubes but a whole generation of fans are being lost due to a lousy team starting from the owner and front office down to the players, cheerleaders, and popcorn sellers.
Vikings. I rarely mention the Vikings in these pages and to be frank I'm more excited about the Packers sucking than the Vikings winning. I'm guessing the Vikes will either lose their next three games and not make the playoffs or get in the playoffs and lose a home playoff game to the Eagles/Buccaneers.
Governor Blag. At least you have to give props to the guy for being so audacious. Thing is he doesn't even realize how corrupt he is. Nice hair, though wish I had hair like that.
Baseball Hot Stove League. I consider it an early Christmas present that the Twins didn't sign Casey Blake for 3 years. The Dodgers are going to be hating that contract in about 18 months. Yanks sign Captain Cheeseburger. My friend Jeff is all riled up. Me? No surprise and no problems. The Yankees have bigger problems than one starting pitcher. I was worried when I read that Gardy wants to start Nick Punto at SS if the Twins re-sign him. I have no problem with Punto as utility infielder (and paid as such) but he is not a starter. I'd love to see JJ Hardy in a Twins uniform and would be willing to see Blackburn or Perkins go to get him. Word is that the Brewers want more. Hopefully if they lose Ben (ouch, what I break now?) Sheets, the Brewers will become more desperate for pitching.
The Day the Earth Stood Still. I'Äôm hearing bad stuff about this movie. However Keanu as Mr. Carpenter is inspired casting. Is there an 'Äúactor'Ä? out there today that exhibits less human emotion than Keanu Reeves? I don'Äôt understand why they had to do a remake. They should have made a sequel. After all the original promised that the rest of the universe was waiting the Earth'Äôs response. We obviously didn'Äôt listen, why not have the movie be the follow-up? Btw, the original is a classic that holds up remarkably well after nearly 60 years.
Senate Recount. Ok we'd like this to be over. Who know what's going to happen although it appears to hinge on whether or not the rejected absentee ballots will be counted. Norm Coleman should be secretly praying that he loses because if he wins, this investigation of his shady dealings will only intensify. However if Norm wins, he'll probably switch parties back to being a Democrat. That way he won't be in the minority party. Don't underestimate this guy's ability to put himself in the most advantageous position.
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I've tried almost every sandwhich and i loved them all. My favorite is the ham panini. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. But by far the soups are to die for. Love them!!!
If you like homemade soup, sandwiches and desserts... you will love this place. Fav is the turkey w/ cranberry, but every sandwich is fantastic. Staff is super and knows everyone who walks in the door. Price is good but I hope they don't raise it past what it is now.
Love it food awesome service great can not eat whole sandwich it is so big. Desserts are homemade. Took my cousin and she loved it too
Beware of their hours, although they do open at 10am right now, they close early and are closed on weekends.
They have THE BEST SANDWICHES. I get the roast beef panini and they even let me customize it since I don't like cheddar cheese :)
Sweet girls, amazing owners, and clean clean clean! They refill your drinks clear your plates...
We stopped in here for a sandwich lunch. I ordered the daily special which was a pesto turkey sandwich and it was okay lots of Turkey but just didn't do much for me. My husband ordered a grilled pimento cheese sandwich and it was so sick that it ran out all over down your hands. Now some people may not...
The sandwiches are over-the-top amazing and the sides and desserts are delicious! My favorite is the Chicken Pesto and Fruit Slush! The sandwiches are warm and toasty. This is definitely not your typical sandwich shop. The desserts are divine! The trouble comes when you have to decide on just one. The people there are so nice and helpful. They make...
Delicious sandwiches and soup with changing daily specials. Reasonable prices and nice portions. The club is delicious with consistently ripe tomatoes!
Good food prepared by good people! A lunch only restaurant. Portions are generous. Recently I had a club salad and it had so much meat in it I took half of it home with me!
The people that work there are the nicest around and literally the best sanwiches in Perry. Great cakes as well I recommend it to everyone.
Staying in Perry , Ga. for 5 weeks we are always looking for the small family owned places to eat. We found Yoders and went in for a sandwhich and I had the cuban and was really good. The only draw back to this place is they are only open for lunch. Will be back for sure.
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BERKELEY - The California-Southern Mississippi football game this season, originally slated for Sept. 25 in Hattiesburg, Miss., has been rescheduled for Saturday, Sept. 18, Cal Executive Associate Athletic Director Dan Coonan announced Monday.
Kickoff time at Hattiesburg's M.M. Roberts Stadium is yet to be determined. Coonan said both schools have reached an agreement on the date change, pending new contracts to be signed later this week.
With the intersectional game moved up a week earlier, the Golden Bears will now enjoy a bye week before opening their Pacific-10 Conference season at Oregon State Oct. 2.
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The end of the State Fair marks the start of a big celebration for one of its most popular attractions. The Ye Old Mill was built in 1913, but rides didn't start until 1915. That makes next year its centennial celebration.
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A statewide summer burn ban goes into effect July 1 and lasts until September 30.
The ban applies to all forestlands in Washington under Department of Natural Resources protection. It does not include federally owned land.
This year the DNR has already had 57 wildfires that have escaped from outdoor burn piles have burned approximately 202 acres.
The threat of wildfires from escaped outdoor burning is highest during the hot and dry days of summer, said Commissioner of Public Lands Peter Goldmark. Wildfires are serious threats to public safety, private property, and wildlife habitat. We must take prudent steps to prevent wildfires and minimize the large expenditures of public resources spent to fight them.
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1. Recreational fires are allowed in approved fire pits in designated campgrounds
2. DNR-approved prescribed fires, implemented to enhance or restore fire-dependent ecosystems and forest health that can be done successfully during the ban period
The use of gas and propane self-contained stoves and barbeques is allowed under the ban.
In Washington, 85 percent of fires are caused by humans, so the DNR also asks the public to know their role in preparing for a wildfire.
People living in or near the woods, those who burn debris, occasional campers, hunters, and hikers, and those who use fireworks should all work to prevent forest fires.
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- Never walk away from a smoldering campfire. If it's too hot to touch, it's too hot to leave
- Only dispose of smoking materials in ashtrays so that they will not ignite
- Never park vehicles, including recreational vehicles, on dry vegetation. The exhaust system can get hot enough to start a fire
- Make your home more resistant to wildfire if you live in or near the woods. Use non-flammable materials on your roof and deck
- Beauty bark will smolder; use it away from the home
- Update landscape to put in firebreaks, such concrete or brick or gravel walkways, and water features, such as a pond.
Here are a few other tips for make your home less vulnerable to fire.


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Matthew C. Fiedler
Main Address:
Stillwater Country Club
Stillwater, OK 74074-1426
(405) 372-8987
Stillwater, OK 74074-1426
(405) 372-8987
5215 W Country Club Dr
Stillwater, OK 74074-1426
Stillwater, OK 74074-1426
(405) 372-8987
Matthew Fiedler is a PGA Apprentice in Stillwater, OK. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
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