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Infinite Loops. Or: Anything that Can Possibly Go Wrong, Does.
A wise man once said:
Anything that can possibly go wrong, does
— Murphy
Some programmers are wise men, thus a wise programmer once said:
A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street.
— Doug Linder
In a perfect world, things work as expected and you may think that it is a good idea to keep consuming things until the end. So the following pattern is found all over in every code base:
for (;;) { // something }
while (1) { // something }
10 something 20 GOTO 10
Want to see proof? Search github for while(true) and check out the number of matches:
Never use possibly infinite loops
There is a very interesting discussion in computer science around the topic of the "Halting Problem". The essence of the halting problem as proved by Alan Turing a long time ago is the fact that it is really undecidable. While humans can quickly assess that the following program will never stop:
for (;;) continue;
… and that the following program will always stop:
for (;;) break;
… computers cannot decide on such things, and even very experienced humans might not immediately be able to do so when looking at a more complex algorithm.
Learning by doing
In jOOQ, we have recently learned about the halting problem the hard way: By doing.
Before fixing issue #3696, we worked around a bug (or flaw) in SQL Server's JDBC driver. The bug resulted in
SQLException chains not being reported correctly, e.g. when the following trigger raises several errors:
CREATE TRIGGER Employee_Upd_2 ON EMPLOYEE FOR UPDATE AS BEGIN Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...',16,-1) Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...1',16,-1) Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...2',16,-1) Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...3',16,-1) Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...4',16,-1) Raiserror('Employee_Upd_2 Trigger called...5',16,-1) END GO
So, we explicitly consumed those
SQLExceptions, such that jOOQ users got the same behaviour for all databases:
consumeLoop: for (;;) try { if (!stmt.getMoreResults() && stmt.getUpdateCount() == -1) break consumeLoop; } catch (SQLException e) { previous.setNextException(e); previous = e; }
This has worked for most of our customers, as the chain of exceptions thus reported is probably finite, and also probably rather small. Even the trigger example above is not a real-world one, so the number of actual errors reported might be between 1-5.
Did I just say … "probably" ?
As our initial wise men said: The number might be between 1-5. But it might just as well be 1000. Or 1000000. Or worse, infinite. As in the case of issue #3696, when a customer used jOOQ with SQL Azure. So, in a perfect world, there cannot be an infinite number of
SQLException reported, but this isn't a perfect world and SQL Azure also had a bug (probably still does), which reported the same error again and again, eventually leading to an
OutOfMemoryError, as jOOQ created a huge
SQLException chain, which is probably better than looping infinitely. At least the exception was easy to detect and work around. If the loop ran infinitely, the server might have been completely blocked for all users of our customer.
The fix is now essentially this one:
consumeLoop: for (int i = 0; i < 256; i++) try { if (!stmt.getMoreResults() && stmt.getUpdateCount() == -1) break consumeLoop; } catch (SQLException e) { previous.setNextException(e); previous = e; }
True to the popular saying:
640 KB ought to be enough for anybody
The only exception
So as we've seen before, this embarassing example shows that anything that can possibly go wrong, does. In the context of possibly ininite loops, beware that this kind of bug will take entire servers down.
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology has made this an essential rule for their coding standards:
Rule 3 (loop bounds)
All loops shall have a statically determinable upper-bound on the maximum number of loop iterations. It shall be possible for a static compliance checking tool to affirm the existence of the bound. An exception is allowed for the use of a single non-terminating loop per task or thread where requests are received and processed. Such a server loop shall be annotated with the C comment: /* @non-terminating@ */.
So, apart from very few exceptions, you should never expose your code to the risk of infinite loops by not providing upper bounds to loop iterations (the same can be said about recursion, btw.)
Go over your code base today and look for any possible
while (true),
for (;;),
do {} while (true); and other statements. Review those statements closely and see if they can halt – e.g. using
break, or
throw, or
return, or
continue (an outer loop).
Chances are, that you or someone before you who wrote that code was as naive as we were, believing that…
… oh come on, this will never happen
Because, you know what happens when you think that nothing will happen.
Top 10 Very Very VERY Important Topics to Discuss
Some things are just very very very VERY very important. Such as John Cleese.
The same is true for Whitespace:
Yes. 1080 Reddit Karma points (so urgently needed!) in only 23 hours. That's several orders of magnitudes better than any of our – what we wrongfully thought to be – very deep and interesting technical insight about Java and SQL has ever produced.
The topic of interest was a humourous treatise about whether this:
for (int i=0; i<LENGTH; i++)
… or this:
for (int i = 0; i < LENGTH; i++)
… should be preferred. Obviously both options are completely wrong. The right answer is:
for ( int i = 0 ; i < LENGTH ; i++ )
But at some point, the whitespace discussion is getting stale. We need new very very very important topics to discuss instead of fixing them bugs. After all, the weekend is imminent, and we don't know what else to talk about.
This is why we are now publishing…
Top 10 Very Very VERY Important Topics to Discuss
Here we go…
0. Whitespace
OK, that was a no-brainer. We've already had that. Want to participate? The very interesting Reddit discussion is still hot.
1. The Vietnam of Computer Science
In case you haven't heard of this highly interesting discussion, there are some people who believe that ORMs are outdated, because ORMs don't work as promised. And they're totally right. And the best thing is, all the others are totally right as well.
Why is that great? Because that means we get to discuss it. Endlessly!
While everyone keeps talking about ORMs like that, no one cares what Gavin King (creator of Hibernate) had said from the beginning:
Why should we care about his opinion? We have our own, far superior opinion! Let's have another discussion about why ORMs are evil!
2. Case-sensitivity
Unfortunately, us Java folks cannot have any of those very very very very very important discussions about casing, because unfortunately, Java is a case-sensitive language.
But take SQL (or PL/SQL, T-SQL for that sake). When writing SQL, we can have awesome discussions about whether we should
-- Upper case it all SELECT TAB.COL1, TAB.COL2 FROM TAB -- Upper case keywords, lower case identifiers SELECT tab.col1, tab.col2 FROM tab -- Lower case keywords, upper case identifiers select TAB.COL1, TAB.COL2 from TAB -- Lower case it all select tab.col1, tab.col2 from tab -- Add some PascalCase (awesome SQL Server!) SELECT Tab.Col1, Tab.Col2 FROM Tab -- Mix case-sensitivity with case-insensitivity -- (Protip to piss off your coworkers: Name your -- table "FROM" or "INTO" and let them figure out -- how to query that table) SELECT TAB."COL1", TAB."col2" FROM "FROM" -- PascalCase keywords (wow, MS Access) Select TAB.COL1, TAB.COL2 From TAB
Now that is really incredibly interesting. And because this is so interesting and important, you can only imagine the number of interesting discussions we've had on the jOOQ User Group, for instance, about how to best generate meta data from the database. With jOOQ, we promise that you can extend these enticing discussions from the SQL area to the Java area by overriding the code generator's default behaviour:
- Should classes be PascalCased and literals be UPPER_CASED?
- Should everything be PascalCased and camelCased as in Java?
- Should everything be generated as named in the database?
Endless interesting discussions!
We have so many options to SQL casing, which brings us to
3. SQL formatting
Unlike C-style general-purpose languages such as C, Java, Scala, C#, or even keyword-heavy ones Delphi, Pascal, Ada, SQL has one more awesome grounds for numerous discussions. It is not only keyword-heavy, but it also has a very complex and highly irregular syntax. So we're lucky enough to get to choose (after long discussions and settlements) between:
-- All on one line. Don't tell me about print margins, -- Or I'll telefax you my SQL! SELECT table1.col1, table1.col2 FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id WHERE id IN (SELECT x FROM other_table) -- "Main" keywords on new line SELECT table1.col1, table1.col2 FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id WHERE id IN (SELECT x FROM other_table) -- (almost) all keywords on new line SELECT table1.col1, table1.col2 FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id WHERE id IN (SELECT x FROM other_table) -- "Main" keywords on new line, others indented SELECT table1.col1, table1.col2 FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id WHERE id IN ( SELECT x FROM other_table ) -- "Main" keywords on new line, others heavily indented SELECT table1.col1, table1.col2 FROM table1 JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id WHERE id IN (SELECT x FROM other_table) -- Doge formatting SUCH table1.col1, table1.col2 MUCH table1 JOIN table2 WOW table1.id = table2.id WHICH id IN (SUCH x WOW other_table )
And so on and so forth. Now any project manager should reserve at least 10 man-weeks in every project to agree on rules about SQL formatting.
4. The end of the DBA
Now THAT is a very interesting topic that is not only interesting for developers who are so knowledgeable about productive systems, no it's also very interesting for operations teams. Because as we all know, the DBA is dead (again).
For those of you who have been missing out on this highly interesting topic, do know that all of this started (again) when the great NoSQL vs. SQL debate was initiated by brilliant minds and vendors of truly alternative systems. Which are now starting to implement SQL, because apparently, well… SQL isn't all that bad:
Please, do engage in some more discussions about the best and only true way to tackle database problems. Because your opinion counts!
5. New lines and comments
Remember our own blog post about putting some keywords on new lines? Yes, we prefer:
// If this if (something) { ... } // Else something else else { ... }
Exactly. Because this allows comments to be written where they belong: Next to the appropriate keyword, and always aligned at the same column. This leads us to the next very interesting question: Should we put comments in code at all? Or is clean code self-documenting?
And we say, why yes, of course we should comment. How on earth will anyone ever remember the rationale behind something like this??
// [#2744] DB2 knows the SELECT .. FROM FINAL // TABLE (INSERT ..) syntax case DB2: // Firebird and Postgres can execute the INSERT // .. RETURNING clause like a select clause. JDBC // support is not implemented in the Postgres JDBC // driver case FIREBIRD: case POSTGRES: { try { listener.executeStart(ctx); rs = ctx.statement().executeQuery(); listener.executeEnd(ctx); } finally { consumeWarnings(ctx, listener); } break; }
Taken from our "hacking JDBC" page.
6. JSON is totally better than XML
Of course it is! Because… because… errr. Because it allows me to structure data hierarchically. Waaaait a second…
You're saying, JSON and XML are the SAME THING!?
But MongoDB and PostgreSQL allow me to store JSON. Oh wait. They tried to store XML in databases, back in the 90s, too!? And it failed? Well, of course it failed, because XML sucks, right? (which is essentially another way of saying that I've never understood XSLT or XQuery or XPath or didn't even hear about XProc, and I'm just ranting about angle brackets and namespaces)
Let's further discuss this matter. I feel that we're close to the very ultimate solution on that topic.
Speaking of JSON…
7. Curly braces
OMG! This is the most interesting of all topics. Should we put the opening brace:
- On the same line?
- On a NEW line??
The right answers are 1) and 3). 1) only if we absolutely have to, as in
try or
switch statements. We're not paid by the number of lines of code, so we don't add meaningless lines with only opening braces. And if we can omit the braces entirely, fine. Here's an awesome statement, if you ask me:
if (something) outer: for (String thing : list) inner: do if (somethingElse) break inner; else continue outer; while (true);
That ought to teach them juniors not to touch my code. Which brings us to:
8. Labels
Nothing wrong with them. I'll break out of my loops any time I want. Don't tell me labels are Java's way of saying GOTO, they're much more sophisticated than that. (Besides,
goto is a reserved word in Java, and it is an actual bytecode instruction). So I'll happily do my jumping forward:
label: { // do stuff if (check) break label; // do more stuff }
Or my jumping backward:
label: do { // do stuff if (check) continue label; // do more stuff break label; } while(true);
(observe how the above example used two spaces for indentation instead of four (or tabs). Another great topic for further discussion)
9. emacs vs. vim vs. vi vs. Eclipse vs. IntelliJ vs. Netbeans
Can we please, PLEASE, have another very interesting discussion about which one of these is better? Please!
10. Last but not Least: Is Haskell better than [your language]?
According to TIOBE, Haskell ranks 38.
And as we all know, the actual market share (absolutely none in the case of Haskell) of any programming language is inversely proportional to the amount of time spent on reddit discussing the importance of said language, and how said language is totally superior to the one ranking 1-2 above on TIOBE, for instance. Which would be Lua.
So, I would love to invite you to join our blogging friends below to a very very interesting discussion about…
- Daniel Lyons – Smalltalk, Haskell and Lisp
- John Wiegley – Hello Haskell, Goodbye Lisp
- J Cooper – Haskell, Lisp, and verbosity
- Maybe we can iterate over … flatMap that s***!
- Robert Smith – The Perils of Lisp in Production
- Manuel Simon – Why Lisp is a Big Hack (And Haskell is Doomed to Succeed)
Now, of course, we could enlargen the debate and compare functional programming with OO programming in general before delving into why Scala is NOT a functional programming language, let alone Java 8.
Oh, and you think your dialect of Haskell or Lisp is not good enough, so you should roll your own? Go ahead (right after checking this checklist!)
Such great topics. So little time.
The great thing about these social networks like Reddit, Hackernews, and all the others is the fact that we can finally spend all day to discuss really really intersting topics instead of fixing them boring bugs our boss wants us to fix. After all, this is IMPORTANT.
Or as Randall Munroe would say: "Duty calls!"
Further reading
If you're now all hot and ready to discuss things, please consider also reading these very interesting and insightful articles on how to best format and style code:
- Tom Wijsman – Should curly braces appear on their own line?
- Michael Breen – Rational Java Indentation and Style
- Daniel W. Dyer – No, your code is not so great that it doesn't need comments
- Adam Davis – What is self-documenting code and can it replace well documented code?
- Carlo Pescio – Your coding conventions are hurting you
- Jason Lengstorf – Why You're a Bad PHP Programmer
- Richard Rodger – Why I Have Given Up on Coding Standards
- Are `break` and `continue` bad programming practices?
- Douglas Crockford – Code Conventions for the JavaScript Programming Language
Or add your own. There's still much much important writing to do!
The 10 Commandments of Programming
Patterns 34:29
As Turing descended from Mount Compute – with the two iPads of the testimony in his hands as he descended the mountain – he did not realize that the skin of his blog shone as a result of his Compiling the Code.
Patterns 35:1
Turing assembled the entire Geek community and said to them, "These are the things that the Compiler has commanded you to do:"
- Thou shalt not GOTO
- Thou shalt not TODO
- Thou shalt not catch all
- Thou shalt not <br>
- Thou shalt not label thy code to
- Thou shalt not bear false witness or side effects in getters
- Thou shalt not neglect your curly braces
- Thou shalt not desire the Unsafe
- Thou shalt not covet your neighbor's private fields or methods
- Thou shalt not deceive with cleverness in names
But the Geek community did not obey, and the Compiler was not amused:
Neither Turing nor the Compiler may not have actually said these things
Do You Want to be a Better Software Developer?
Bloggers are a different breed. They're spending a lot of time investigating issues in a systematic way that is presentable to others. And then they share – mostly just for the fun of it and for the rewarding feeling sharing gives them. Whenever we google for a technical issue, chances are high that we stumble upon such a blog post.
One of the best blogs out there is Petri Kainulainen's Do You Want to be a Better Software Developer? Petri has also written a book about Spring Data, which is available from Amazon, O'Reilly and Packt Publishing.
Most recently, I have found his two Maven-related tutorials very useful and well-written:
- FindBugs Maven Plugin Tutorial
- Integration Testing with Maven
- Creating Profile Specific Configuration Files With Maven
Also, in 2013, he has written an extensive series of blog posts titled "What I Learned This Week". Some examples:
Petri's blog is certainly one that you should follow. His posts are very well structured and quite complete. Currently, he's also writing an extensive series about jOOQ, which is a very useful additional resource for new jOOQ users.
Thanks for all this great content, Petri!
This Beats Everything: Koding in the Cloud
OK, now this beats everything I've seen so far. I can now code in the cloud with Koding.com. From a first, very quick glance, I get:
- A VM with a terminal (looks like a Debian distribution)
- PHP and all sorts of stuff that is already installed
- An app store for apps like PostgreSQL or MySQL
- 1.2 GB of free disk space and 2 GB of RAM
Wow. Coding in the cloud. Sounds awesome. What's next!? And who are they? See the Koding, Inc. blog for their press release about opening up their services to the public:
Will Another Play-Style Framework Make its Way to Java?
I've just discovered the Ninja Web Framework. This one isn't "yet another framework", it's actually heavily based on the very popular Play Framework ideas. It seems to provide a substitute for the latter, since Zenexity and Typesafe have formed an alliance to further support Play primarily in the Scala ecosystem. Some people may feel that this makes the Play+Java combination a second-class citizen. The Ninja Web Framework is maintained by a Berlin-based company called FinalFrontierLabs, who were great fans of Play when they were using it in Java. You have to love their company profile:
As some people seem to have regretted Play's focus on Scala, this framework is certainly one to keep an eye out for in the near future!
PostgreSQL 9.3 Released!
A great database has just gotten better. PostgreSQL 9.3 has been released today. While improved reliability and availability is certainly quite a thrilling addition, from the jOOQ perspective, the most interesting features are new SQL syntax elements. These include:
- Better support for JSON
- LATERAL JOIN (or as SQL:1999 calls it: lateral derived table)
- Materialised views
- Updatable views
See all the improvements for yourself:
Heavyweights Martin Odersky, Erik Meijer and Roland Kuhn Team up for a Coursera Course
Erik Meijer (famously known for LINQ, lots of other .NET goodies, and tie-dye shirts of timeless beauty) teams up with Typesafe's Martin Odersky (Scala Language) and Roland Kuhn (Akka) to bring you a 7-week-course on the Principles of Reactive Programming, starting on November 4, 2013.
This cooperation of sharp minds can only mean good things, far beyond the scope of this concrete course. Sign up for the Coursera course here:
Curious what Erik Meijer is up to these days? Check out his new company Applied Duality, Inc's website:
The slogan is quite cheeky:
After being stuck for > 40 years in a first-order flat model of rigid tabular data locked up in a closed world, it is time for a developer revolution. It is time to embrace monads and duality to lift the database industry to the next level.
It seems like every great scientist and every great salesman is trying to lift the database industry to "the next level", these days. Exciting times for database professionals!
Leap Seconds. Will our Understanding of Time Change in 2015?
No matter what programming language we choose, we programmers all share one big misery: Having to deal with calendars. We all get it wrong dozens of times in our working lives. And when we think we finally understood calenders, we get taught better. While some take the time to delve into the misteries of calendars, others are faced with this situation:
Google "programming" and "calendars", and you'll find lots of interesting discussions, such as:
In 2015, things might change (again). Here's an interesting article about what would happen if we stopped coupling our calendars to our earth, moon, and sun – a programmer's dream! Enjoy…
Usability vs. Reusability
This blog post I've found from 2009 has a nice way of looking at the problem of comparing the ease of use with the ability to reuse. It claims that usability and reusability is always a tradeoff between building
- a heavyweight, coarse-grained software component with few dependencies (very usable)
- a lightweight, fine-grained software component with complex dependencies (very reusable)
The following picture nicely depicts this relationship:
Indeed, coarse-grained components are hard to reuse because they try to solve too many problems in the context of the coarse overall point of view. But I'm not sure if they're necessarily easier to "use". Being coarse, and thus complex, they may have solved the problem in the wrong way. And since they're so complex, they cannot be changed easily to fit a slightly different problem domain. Since time can change the original problem setup (and it will in any project), heavyweight, coarse-grained components often cannot even be used nor reused for their "original" purpose. I.e. a coarse solution that is developed in a project over several years cannot be finished, because it cannot be changed after those four years.
And fine-grained components aren't necessarily hard to use. It is possible to create components with very little dependencies, such that they do not introduce a lot of complexity. jOOQ is one example of such a component, which has no dependencies itself, apart from the JDK. But jOOQ is a library and not a business module, i.e. it implements horizontal reusability, not vertical reusability.
So, let's hope the original post was not entirely correct and there is a good, middle way! See for yourself:


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One Friday afternoon in Princeton, I ran into a young man working to recruit high schoolers to Princeton Football. Brad Baker is the Assistant Director of Football Operations for the Tigers. After talking for a while, it was easy to see the connections between football and entrepreneurship.
As a parent, I'd like to think there are no limits to the things I would do for my 2-year-old son. But that's just something we say. Those limits are there. They are important. My kid is giving me reasons I didn't know existed to be anxious about his potty training.
And based on the number of YouTube videos, Vines, Tweets and pictures that have been emailed and/or been popping up on Tumblr since the Raptor Encounter officially opened back on May 22, it's clear that all of Braillard's hard work and ingenuity has paid off.
You are not likely to find bargains of that nature at the average garage sale, but it is certainly possible to find football-collecting gems that will fit into your collection and are priced far below their value.
I listen to Tim as he speaks about these experiences during his NFL career and I can't help but feel compassion and a sense of sadness. This is not just Tim's story, it's been repeated over and over in the media.
First in a series. Sure, the hit HBO show Ballers on life after football -- starring none other than a super suave Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson -- is dripping with sex, sun and swag. But the real story behind the story is about finances and the show gets it right on the money.
Any decent HR consultant would tell you there are many candidates who interview and present well, but end up being poor employees, and Ray McDonald is no exception.
The NFL is in a downward spiral, heading towards complete chaos, thanks to the behavior of many of its players, Ray McDonald included. The Chicago Bears decided to make a statement.
As my new plumber opened a box filled with porcelain pieces I learn he is from Chicago, and a Bears fan. He spends the season in what he calls "The Bus", an old '74 school bus in the parking lot of Solider Field, and has invited me and my dog to the Windy City for tailgating.
Parents need know that times are a changing. The NFL and the youth organizations have heard your concerns about player safety and are taking actions to address them. As a result, youth football is getting a long overdue makeover.
On Wednesday new Bears head coach John Fox and new GM Ryan Pace were repeatedly asked about the elephant in the room, but they remained non-committal to Cutler during their press conference.
One topic is the main ethical debate around professional football's "Deflategate" and whether quarterback Tom Brady and/or other New England Patriots are cheating and lying. The second topic is a constant: the morality of supporting football.
Hire like the big companies. GUARANTEED to get ownership EXACTLY what they want most.
It's hard to watch your beloved football team play a primetime game against a long-standing rival when you know deep down in your heart before the first snap that they are probably going to lose. It's beyond demoralizing to be trailing 42-0 at halftime.
For the second week in a row Detroit has rallied for a win. The Lions trailed 21-0 at the half and were just six percent likely to win after the first two quarters.

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Women's Golf Rallies to Win UCF Challenge Title
Raegan Bremer, Yuka Kajiki shoot Final-Round 71s to lead Cougars
International Golfers Adjust to the States
Kajiki, Pineda and Hamilton learn and grow away from home
Women's Golf Ranked 15th Nationally
Cougars stand as top-ranked team in state of Texas in latest Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings
Women's Golf to Compete at NCAA San Antonio Regional
Cougars earn first NCAA Regional bid in program's short history
Women's Golf Sweeps Titles at UNF Collegiate
Cougars capture first team title in school history, freshman Megan Thothong wins medalist honor
Gerrod Chadwell became the first head coach in Houston Women's Golf history with his hiring in May 2013 and has wasted little time in putting the Cougars in the national spotlight.
His resume is decorated with team national championships, individual national champions, NCAA Championships and NCAA Regional appearances and Coach of the Year honors and has continued to develop during his Houston tenure.
Houston enjoyed six top-5 team finishes and five top-3 showings in 2014-15 and made history on March 9-10, 2015, by capturing the program's first team championship by 15 strokes over second-place Texas at the UNF Collegiate.
Megan Thothong became only the second player in school history to win an individual title, closing that tournament with a Final-Round 68 on the way to a 1-stroke victory.
Raegan Bremer and Yuka Kajiki were named to the All-American Athletic Conference Team with Bremer earning the postseason honor for the second straight season.
Off the course, Thothong, Courtney Ferguson, Emily Gilbreth, Kelli Rollo, Yuka Kajiki and Courtney Tibiletti were named to the American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.
In 2013-14, Chadwell guided Bremer, Ferguson and Gilbreth as the founding members of the first Houston Women's Golf team in school history. While those three young women could only compete as individuals in tournament play per NCAA rules, they helped lay the foundation for the program.
Under Chadwell's leadership, Bremer posted four top-10 finishes and etched her name in the Houston records book forever after winning the HBU Husky Invitational individual title with a score of 221. She was named to the All-American Athletic Conference Team and was a two-time American Athletic Conference Golfer of the Week.
Ferguson posted four top-20 showings with Gilbreth adding a pair of two-20 finishes in their first seasons with the Cougars. Bremer, Ferguson and Gilbreth joined Rollo on the American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.
Chadwell came to Houston after spending the previous three seasons at Oklahoma. There, he helped lead Oklahoma to three straight appearances in the NCAA Regionals from 2011 to 2013, two straight NCAA Championships berths and a No. 2 national ranking from Golf World/Women's Golf Coaches Association in 2012-13.
In three years at Oklahoma, Chadwell helped lead the Sooners to top-five team finishes in more than half of their tournaments, including nine of 10 in 2012-13 alone. In their most recent event, the Sooners finished second at the NCAA Norman Regional on May 9-11 with three players placing among the top-six individual leaders.
During his time with the Sooners, he was a part of teams that advanced to three consecutive NCAA Regionals in 2011, 2012 and 2013, won the 2012 Big 12 championship and finished sixth at the 2012 NCAA Championships, tying for the best showing in school history.
In 2012, he mentored Oklahoma's first NCAA national champion in Chirapat Jao-Javanil, who won the title by four strokes with a 6-under-par effort in Franklin, Tenn.
In addition to their on-course accomplishments, Chadwell's student-athletes at Oklahoma and Redlands CC also were successful in the classroom. His Sooner teams posted a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 or higher each year with a 3.7 mark in 2011-12. During his career, he mentored a combined 11 NCAA and NJCAA Academic All-Americans.
As women's head coach at Redlands Community College. Chadwell led the Lady Cougars to the National Junior College Athletic Association national championships in 2008 and 2009 and a third-place showing in 2010 after winning the regional crown by an astounding 94 strokes.
He also guided Nicola Race, who captured the NJCAA individual national championships in 2008 and 2009. For his and his team's impressive efforts each season, he was named the National Coach of the Year in both 2008 and 2009.
As a collegian, he was honored as an All-American in 2001 and earned his bachelor's degree in exercise science in 2002. After receiving his master's degree in sports administration from East Central in 2003, he joined the staff at Redlands CC as assistant coach for the 2002-03 season. That year, he led the Lady Cougars to a third-place national finish.
From 2005 to 2007, Chadwell worked on the staff at Dave Pelz Golf, a nationally renowned school that has worked with numerous professionals, including Phil Mickleson, Vijay Singh and Annika Sorenstam. As an instructor there, he worked with all levels of players, from beginners to tour professionals.
He is single and lives in Houston.
"I have no doubts Gerrod will be successful as a head coach. He has the ability to get the very best out of his players. He is a patient coach, and he gets to know his players on a personal level. Gerrod will be phenomenal, and I am so excited for him."
Amy Bond, Florida State Women's Golf Head Coach
"Gerrod is one of the great young coaches in women's college golf today. He is a tireless recruiter and is passionate about developing players. He will be a great fit for University of Houston and starting their women's program."


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Take part in ice skating camps in Abu Dhabi
From 01 June 2013 To 30 June 2013Address
Zayed Sports City, Zayed Sports City Stadium, Airport Road - PO Box 862 - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Ever wanted to improve your skating skills and glide gracefully across the rink in the midst of a world-class stadium?
People who answer 'yes' will want to ensure that they book stays in Abu Dhabi hotels in June as the Zayed Sports City is continuing its tradition of hosting annual summer camps that are geared towards beginners and advanced figure skaters.
There is something for everyone at the event, with the Ice Skating Fun Camp geared towards children aged five and over and the Advanced Camp, which is aimed at figure skaters who want to perfect their talents and learn new skills and and steps.
The events are held throughout June so there is plenty of opportunity to get out on the ice.
It is easy to get to the venue from the Grand Millennium Al Wahda. Would-be skaters only need to drive along 2nd Street and Airport Road to find the Zayed Sports City Stadium, with the journey taking about ten minutes in total.


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Well, people talk about how many wins Jan could have if Lance wasn't there. He maybe the unluckiest contender in history of TDF. He could have won all six instead of Lance. It's just a bad dream.
Let's be more realistic. Jan won't win TDF as long as Lance is competing in it. I even get impresion that he's mentally beaten by Lance that he decided that he can never win(as long as Lance is there).
Here's my question, "Will he ever win?"
Maybe he gets his confidence back without a dark cloud over his head. Maybe he shoots off like a rocket. My gut feeling is that it won't happen. I think he past his prime. So, the answer to my own question is "no". I think it'll be a while unitl we see another dominant racer takes three consecutive wins.
Make it easier to post a reply, you think Jan Ullrich will win(besides the one he already has)....
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In consulting with companies and speaking to many groups across the country, I ask them the following question. What level of competence is your communication in? Let's take a look at the four common stages of communication development.
Ryan T. Sauers
If you want to sell more, market better, and lead more effectively, you should consider your audience. Do you make other people feel part of the story? Adults are all "kids at heart" and at some level enjoy having fun and laughing. So...make business fun.
In life, or in business, if you want something bad enough you will find a way. Right? In contrast, if you do not want something bad enough, you will find an excuse as to why it can't or won't work. It is amazing to me how many printing and related organizations are still "stuck."
I spend a lot of time consulting on organizational growth and leadership related topics. In this post, I provide you three examples of FAQ…and my responses (noted as Ryan's Remarks) to each of them. I hope this proves helpful to you today and in the coming weeks.
Individuals and organizations desire to communicate their brand and story. Oh yeah, everyone has a brand. Thus, the question is NOT if you have a brand but what you do with your brand? You see, your brand is not defined by what you say it is, but is indeed characterized by what others say it is. To that end, successful individuals/organizations work hard to develop their brands through effective communication.
Is there anyone who is truly spending time "leading" their organization? Not running it. Not putting out fires. Not managing it day to day. Not running in circles. Are you truly leading it? Do you have a vision for the future and a plan of how to get there? An idea without a plan is just that—an idea.
In this post, the focus will be on the three "I words" that will help us become better in our sales efforts: Incredible, Intentional and Informative. The most successful sales professionals have these characteristics in common
If you want to think at the deepest level, you must examine what others say. You have to engage in active listening to get to another person's "why" and not their surface level "what and how" communications.
Have you ever thought about where a person's email address comes from? Does it have something to do with their brand? Yes it does. First, you have to think of their email name. It is likely unique to their brand in some way.
Does our email address tell others something about us? YES. Do you feel like you are slammed, buried and drowning? YES. These are just two of the subjects (among many others) we will cover in upcoming weeks in this blog. So, no more stay tuned...instead...stay connected.
Once upon a time there was an owner of a printing company, John, who was very difficult to work for. John demanded a great deal from his employees and continually barked orders at them. He rarely had anything positive to say (even to his long-term employees) and almost never said thank you.
Ryan Sauers is back from taking a break to write his new book, "Would You Buy from You?: Your Brand Makes the Difference." One key point he mentions is that if you want to change badly enough you will find a way—and if NOT—you will find an excuse.
I'll be taking a break from my "Today on PIworld" blog and video posts for the rest of 2014. Why? Because I need more time to finish writing my book, "Would You Buy from You? Your Brand Makes the Difference," due out in early 2015.
This week, I am giving you some tangible questions to ask on a sales call. These are only some of the many questions I like salespeople to ask or be thinking of on a sales call. Work on asking these questions and watch how much more you learn.
Bid. I hear this word all the time. You know, as in "we are bidding on this. Our bid looks good. They are letting us bid on this." Yes, I know what the word means, as it is defined in the dictionary. I am not saying you are grammatically incorrect in using it. However, every time I hear it, I cringe.


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I finally made the purchase. I have been wanting one for years and finally decided to make the big purchase the day before the 4th. Thanks to this forum I bought a large and broke it in with some ribs. They turned out great!!! I am excited about cooking something else this weekend.
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nissan97240 said:I live in central florida. Thinking of doing some chicken wings this weekend.
Welcome, I tried a new toy this weekend - Leg and wing rack. Really liked how they came out.


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Or as Jesus said Heal the sick, feed the hungry and care for the weakest among us.
I won't even bother pointing out the #ing irony of your Cross Avatar, references to Jesus and your apparent hatred of anyone poorer then you are. I am just going to assume you think everyone beneath you is too lazy or too stupid to be rich.
Psalm 82:1-8
A Psalm of Asaph. God has taken his place in the divine council; in the midst of the gods he holds judgment: "How long will you judge unjustly and show partiality to the wicked? Selah Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked." They have neither knowledge nor understanding, they walk about in darkness; all the foundations of the earth are shaken. ..
Proverbs 31:9
Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.
Leviticus 25:35
"If your brother becomes poor and cannot maintain himself with you, you shall support him as though he were a stranger and a sojourner, and he shall live with you.
Proverbs 31:8-9
Open your mouth for the mute, for the rights of all who are destitute. Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.
Leviticus 19:9-10
"When you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not reap your field right up to its edge, neither shall you gather the gleanings after your harvest. And you shall not strip your vineyard bare, neither shall you gather the fallen grapes of your vineyard. You shall leave them for the poor and for the sojourner: I am the Lord your God.
Proverbs 28:6
Better is a poor man who walks in his integrity than a rich man who is crooked in his ways.
Proverbs 22:7
The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender.
The average worker is making less in a year then they did 40 years ago but the cost of everything else has exploded exponentially.
Originally posted by neo96
Are people really arguing over fiat currency and demagoguery of corporations that are nothing, but political machinations rooted in the same political ideology of the current Potus?
Over that?
Yeah it is really going to be a long 1200 days.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
reply to post by NOTurTypical
So what your saying, basically, is that the rich have only become greedy recently and that before Obama was in power they were all extremely generous and wanted to share their wealth?
In 1999, Democrats led by President Bill Clinton and Republicans led by Sen. Phil Gramm joined forces to repeal Glass-Steagall at the behest of the big banks. What happened over the next eight years was an almost exact replay of the Roaring Twenties. Once again, banks originated fraudulent loans and once again they sold them to their customers in the form of securities. The bubble peaked in 2007 and collapsed in 2008. The hard-earned knowledge of 1933 had been lost in the arrogance of 1999.
Praise God. Hopefully we won't be the United Socialist States by then.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
reply to post by NOTurTypical
Reagan? Ronald Reagan? LMFAO
You mean the GREAT AMERICAN SOCIALIST!!!!!!
You just defeated your original point.
Praise God. Hopefully we won't be the United Socialist States by then.
Originally posted by Thorneblood
How bout we all agree that no matter what happens in 1200 days we are still royally #ed as country and we are all still in this together hmm?
Perhaps over a Pint? I like the dark stuff myself.edit on 24-7-2013 by Thorneblood because: (no reason given)


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African Economic History
Volume 38, 2010
pp. 137-163
In 1999 the authors of The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: A Database on CD-Rom emphasised that one of the "basic limitations" of the data set was it contained "thousands of names of shipowners and ship captains, but … no names of the millions of slaves carried to the Americas."1 In many respects, the anonymity of the African men, women and children forcibly transported to the Americas reflects problems inherent in business records generated by slave merchants and captains who saw no utility or interest in recording the names of Africans routinely dehumanised as items of cargo.2 By representing Africans as anonymous figures devoid of any personal or cultural identity, the abolitionist image of the slave ship Brooks featured on the front cover of the original database reinforces the importance of recovering from obscurity details of African lives shattered by the Atlantic slave trade.3 The availability of systematic quantitative evidence on the forced migration of millions of unidentified men, women and children in this groundbreaking database, however, has undoubtedly stimulated new research initiatives to trace the African identity of these individuals.4
In terms of retrieving the identities and origins of at least some of the Africans affected by the trade, an important development in the new expanded Slave Voyages database is the inclusion of the names of 67,228 African men, women and children derived from lists of liberated Africans held in the FO84 series at the National Archives at Kew.5 Although these individuals represent less than one per cent of an estimated 12.5 million Africans transported in the transatlantic slave trade between the early-sixteenth and the mid-nineteenth century, the evidence offers considerable potential to trace the features of the trade in the early nineteenth century from an African perspective.6 In contrast to the "mass of black human flesh" depicted in the image of the Brooks,7 these Registers of Liberated Africans provide rich details of the names, gender, appearance, age and height of enslaved Africans released at Sierra Leone and Cuba from illicit slaving vessels intercepted by Royal Navy patrols between 1819 and 1845. Over 80 per cent of the African Names Database is composed of the names of Africans landed at Freetown between 1819 and 1845, with a further 10,378 names derived from the registers of the Court of Mixed Commission at Havana between 1824 and 1841.8
The earliest entries in the Registers of Liberated Africans at Kew (and hence in the African Names Database) date only from 1819, eleven years after the commencement of policies of slave trade suppression by royal naval patrols stationed at Freetown.9 However, important evidence on the earliest groups of African recaptives landed at Freetown in the immediate aftermath of British abolition has recently re-emerged after a period of neglect during a collaborative British Library Endangered Archives project under the direction of Paul E. Lovejoy.10 Registers of Liberated Africans, containing details of enslaved Africans released by the Vice-Admiralty Court at Freetown in the early phases of suppression activity from 1808, were retraced in the Sierra Leone Public Archives at Fourah Bay College in Freetown in February 2010. Entries for 15,967 Africans are contained in nine registers spanning the period between 1808 and 1822, and they include Africans taken off intercepted slave vessels, Africans released as a result of naval attacks on slave barracoons on the coast, as well as a smaller number of "slaves seized in the colony."11 Comparison between these nine early Registers of Liberated Africans and the African Names Database indicates that they provide the names of approximately 12,000 Africans adjudicated by the Vice-Admiralty Court who are not currently listed in the Database, thereby substantially increasing the total of known names of enslaved Africans.12 The registers spanning 1808 to 1819 potentially include 12,178 entries which are not currently listed in the African Names Database. However, the number of African names actually listed is lower as some entries are blank. For example, no names or descriptions are provided in the registers for recaptives numbered from 1,100–1,105, 1,121–1,126, 1,144, and 1,151. A pencil entry notes...
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Skywalker Design Porsche Toon by skywalkerbatuhanWatch
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I think it's my best toon ever.It takes about 30 hours.Hope you like it.
Very nice work. One of my favourite Porsche is the model Carrera GT. It is one of the most beautiful Porsche ever built. This car also inspired me for a painting in Adobe Illustrator (2-D, using no mesh/no grid for gradients) from another interesting angle. See here: exotic-legends.deviantart.com/…
WOW! This is really brilliant for a toon! I can see the work and and the will to get it right.
Also very good Porsche, you choose xD!
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Sav Rocca probably shouldn't feel all that secure about his job right now.
The Eagles this afternoon signed punter Durant Brooks to a two-year deal, a potential signal that they are ready to replace Rocca, who has been the team's punter the last three seasons.
Brooks was a sixth-round draft choice by the Washington Redskins in 2008. He punted the first six games of his rookie season, averaging 39.6 yards on 26 punts, before being released. He also had nine punts inside the 20-yard line. After being released, he spent the remainder of the 2008 season on Green Bay's practice squad. He was also in training camp with the Packers last summer, but he did not make the team.
Brooks, a product of Georgia Tech, won the Ray Guy Award as the nation's best college punter in 2007. He has also been schooled on punting by Guy, the former Oakland Raiders punter who is considered by many to be the best to ever perform at the position. Brooks averaged 45.3 yards per punts during his college career, a record for an ACC punter. He also had an NCAA two-year record of 57 punts over 50 yards in his two seasons at Georgia Tech.


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I love the colours! The armor looks just stunning!
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(u) Identification of the level of work which can be performed at each facility, pursuant to CAR 573.08(2), and where the facility is leased, the times at which the facility is available to the lessee."
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What was a relatively dead Florida football camp as far as injuries are concerned all of a sudden came alive on day four of fall camp, sophomore cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III left the Gators' practice with a left knee injury. The injury occurred in a scuffle between Florida's wide receivers and defensive backs during a tackle drill. As the scuffle broke down after about 10-15 seconds, Hargreaves went to the midfield tent with the injury and was tended to by trainers, who wrapped his left knee with an ice bag. After trying to walk and put weight on his left leg, Hargreaves dragged with a slight limp and sat back down, taking his pads off. Trainers soon brought the cart, where Hargreaves sat in the passenger seat, as it exited the Dizney Lacrosse Field. Check back with Inside the Gators as we have more on this situation. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Garry Kasparov is arguably the greatest chess player who has ever lived. In 1997 he played a chess match against IBM's computer Deep Blue. Kasparov lost the match. This film shows the match and the events surrounding it from Kasparov's perspective. It delves into the psychological aspects of the game, paranoia surrounding it and suspicions that have arisen around IBM's true tactics. It consists of interviews with Kasparov, his manager, chess experts, and members of the IBM Deep Blue team, as well as original footage of the match itself.
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The 1958 Interzonal Chess Tournament in Portoroz was one of the most important and strongest tournaments in chess history, and is still regularly discussed in chess circles today. This is the tournament where the 15-year-old Bobby Fischer earned the grandmaster title and first became a contender for the World Chess Championship. It is also the tournament where Mikhail Tal finally got his first chance to compete in a grandmaster tournament outside of the Soviet Union, and started one of the longest non-losing streaks in chess history on his march to the World Chess Championship.
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This DVD is Grandmaster Roman Dzindzichashvili's tribute to "the greatest pure chess genius of all time" ---Robert J. "Bobby" Fischer.
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The legendary chess players that Genna Sosonko brings to life in this new collection of his acclaimed writing have one thing in common: Capablanca, Alekhine, Euwe, Botvinnik, Smyslov, Tal and Petrosian, they were all world champions.
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How He Thinks, How He Moves
Russian grandmaster Gary Kasparov is the youngest world champion ever. He is renowned for his aggressive play and superior tactics, which the author, a U.S. national chess master, analyzes in this book of recapped pivotal positions. Pandolfini opens with a brief biographical sketch on Kasparov and then proceeds to discuss how Kasparov responded or might have responded to 150 or so actual and hypothetical situations.
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Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov: Part III is the final volume in a major three-volume series made unique by the fact that it records the greatest chess battles played by the greatest chessplayer of all-time.
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The legendary Mikhail Tal was the finest ever exponent of attacking chess. His all-out sacrificial style took him all the way to the World Championship title. Dogged by ill-health, Tal's reign was a short one, and he was never able to regain his crown, but Tal remained an outstanding player right up to his death in 1992. His departure has taken away one of the chess world's most charismatic figures; a player who excited chess passions wherever he went.
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Noel Chiappa
J. Noel Chiappa (b. 1956 Bermuda) is an US-resident Internet pioneer and researcher working in the area of information systems architecture and software, principally computer networks.
Chiappa attended Saltus Grammar School in Bermuda, and Phillips Academy and MIT in the US.
As a staff researcher and Internet technology pioneer at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Chiappa invented the multi-protocol router. In addition to wide use at MIT, that router was later used at Stanford in 1982; other multi-protocol routers at Stanford were implemented independently by William Yeager.[1][2][3] The MIT multi-protocol router became the basis of the multi-protocol router from Proteon, Inc., the first commercially-available multi-protocol router (January, 1986).
Chiappa also designed the original version of Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP).[4] He is acknowledged in several other RFC's, such as RFC-826, RFC-919, RFC-950 and others. He has worked extensively on the Locator/Identifier Separation Protocol (LISP).
He is currently working on long-term issues in both the Internet Research Task Force and Internet Engineering Task Force and its predecessors; he served as the Area Director for Internet Services of the Internet Engineering Steering Group from 1987-1992. Chiappa is listed on the "Birth of the Internet" plaque at the entrance to the Gates Computer Science Building, Stanford.[5]
Other interests[edit]
Among many non-technical interests, he is particularly interested in Japanese woodblock prints, and helps maintain online catalogue raisonnés for two major woodblock artists, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Utagawa Hiroshige II.
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Chiappa lives in Yorktown, Virginia with his family.
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- ^ David D. Clark, "M.I.T. Campus Network Implementation", CCNG-2, Campus Computer Network Group, M.I.T., Cambridge, 1982; pp. 26.
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Have just pulled out the forget-me-nots which are in the way, am leaving the ones in odd corners where nothing really wants to grow anyway. I have a brunnera which was here when we moved in 17 years ago. It made only one or two little seedlings in all that time, right next to the mother plant, which I have replanted in other spots.
Morning all! Sun shining here at last, but only until Wednesday! I do wish you Brits would stop sending all your rain over here!!
Lizzy your double aquiligias are gorgeous. The seeds I bought from Irland weeks ago are just beginning to peep through. I hope they will be as lovely as yours, got 4 different colours.
Nola, I think you're right, have a look at this site
The propagation of Haworthias presents no problem. This can be achieved from offsets, seed, leaf cuttings, root cuttings (species with fleshy roots) and by cutting short the flower stems. (Cut them off at about 10 cm height when the first 1 - 2 flowers only have opened. As a rule the uppermost bract will form a new rosette which can then be removed and treated as an offset.) Cultural conditions for propagation are similar to those for other leaf succulents. Seed sowing, which can be done at any time of the year, gives best results on a north-facing windowsill. The temperature should be maintained between 15 - 20°C. It is important this temperature is not exceeded too much as this inhibits germination. Only when all have germinated, and seedlings have become acclimatised to the fresh air, can higher temperatures be tolerated for short periods; not before. Seeds older than one year generally do not germinate.
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Propagating Lewisia is done by digging up the fleshy tap root in either spring or fall and dividing and re-planting it in a 50% sharp sandy soil that is well draining. Its leaves remind one of hens and chicks but it blooms are profuse and colors vary depending upon the variety and range from red, pink, white, apricot, yellow and orange. Blooms will last from late spring well into the summer in cool zones in full sun, but prefer partial shade in warmer zones. It prefers a moist soil, slightly acidic, in the spring but will withstand drought conditions in summer. Great for filling in holes in stone walls. Most varieties are small in height, from 3" and up and is evergreen in warmer climates and deer tend to avoid the plant.
Your patio looks fantastic, Andy, your hard work has paid off. Is that your new bargain garden furniture in the background? Bet Mrs. Andy was pleased.
@Palaisglide "Today's rant is Speed Bumps!!! What use are they? what do they actually do apart from break the car springs?, who needs them?"
Does your car still have springs? It must be a vintage then, very valuable!
I do agree with you about these bl**dy things, though!
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you round 'up' until 30, then you 'round down' and at fifty you pretend to be 49 at 60 you stop caring what others think and after you retire you enjoy all those carefree days as if you were a kid again ( apart from those when Arthur Itis shows up)