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Positive Contact, the newest beer in our Music Series begins hitting retailers today.
We're very excited about all the interest in the beer! Lots of you want to know where you can find the beer and when. Here's what we can tell you...
First off - the beer (full beer description here) is packaged in 750ml bottles, packed 6 to a box set and includes a 10-inch vinyl EP of four new Deltron 3030 dub remixes created exclusively for this project, and a list of Deltron 3030-inspired recipes from a small group of renowned chefs. The idea being - you can invite some friends over, rock the album, drink the beer and whip up a multi-course meal. It's a house party in a box. Full story on that here!
We've asked our retail partners to sell the beer as a box set. We will be selling the beer as a box set. Its hard to have a 'party in a box' without the whole box!
We will begin selling box sets from our Milton brewery and Rehoboth Beach brewpub on Tuesday, June 19th. The brewery Tasting Room opens at 11am and the brewpub opens at noon. The price for each box set from our brewery & tasting room is $61.00. To share the love among as many of you as possible, we are limiting sales to 2 box sets per person.
What if you aren't local to us here in coastal Delaware...?
We are sending Positive Contact to as many of our wholesale partners in the 27 states where we sell that we are legally permitted to.
First the less-good news...
Positive Contact is not able to be approved in New Hampshire. The box sets are also not able to be sold in Georgia. We are still waiting on (with crossed fingers) approvals from CT, IL, NC, and TX. We are hopeful those four states will come through with an approval and we are holding beer for wholesalers in those four markets. If approvals come through in the next month or so, we will send Positive Contact to those four states.
Now the good news...
We have been approved to send to our wholesale partners in the other 21 states in which we currently do business!
Now on to finding the beer...
We began shipping to our wholesale partners last week. Within the 21 states where we are approved to ship, there are more than 50 wholesalers. Some have received their shipments and have been able to get it to retailers already, others will receive it over the next week or two. That means that in some markets, Positive Contact begins appearing on shelves today!
What is your best bet for getting ahold of your box set? If you are a regular Dogfish customer, you probably already know which of your local retailers carry a great selection of our Occasional Release beers - so start there! Each store handles releases of limited edition beers in their own special way. Some maintain waiting lists, some offer those beers on a first-come, first serve basis. Another option is to check the Fish Finder on our website. As beers hit retail, our wholesale partners update the database that feeds the Finder. It isn't the best system in the world (particularly with limited release beers), but it is what we have!
We realize there isn't enough Positive Contact box sets for all, but rest assured that the beer, the music and the recipes are all part of the package and were all created with love and care (some of our hand packaging crew even wrote love notes on the box flaps!) for you - the ones who will put the needle on the record, get cooking in the kitchen and enjoy the beer!
Have fun & we can't wait to read the blogs and see the pics from all the house parties!


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TUCSON, Ariz. – The Arizona swimming and diving teams will close out the 2013-14 dual season with a meet against rival Arizona State on Saturday at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center. The meet will begin at 1 p.m.
For the second time this season, Arizona junior breaststroker Kevin Cordes and sophomore diver Rafael Quintero have swept the Pac-12 Men's Swimmer and Diver of the Month awards as the duo won the awards for the month of January.
The Wildcats had plenty of success in their final home meet of the season last weekend against Texas – a two-day, dual competition. Arizona combined to earn 15 first-place finishes despite falling to the Longhorns.
Saturday's meet against the Sun Devils will be the first for Rick DeMont as head coach of the Wildcats. DeMont had been the interim coach since October and is in his 25th season at Arizona.
The Wildcats own the top time in the country in six events this season. Mitchell Friedemann owns the top time in the 100 back (45.52), Cordes holds the top time in the 100 breast (50.70) and 200 breast (1:49.38), Giles Smith has the top time in the 100 fly (44.73), Margo Geer shares the top spot in the 50 free (21.78) and the men's 400 medley relay (3:03.73) is the fastest in the country so far.
Last season, both the Arizona men and women were victorious in the dual with rival Arizona State. The men won 179-105 and the women won 203-92.
Following the meet against Arizona State on Saturday, the Wildcats will kick off the Pac-12 Swimming and Diving Championships. Women's swimming and men's diving will compete in the conference championships February 26-March 1, while men's swimming takes place March 5-8. Both championships will be at Weyerhauser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat swimming and diving, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and be sure to follow the team on Twitter @ArizonaSwimming.

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Women's Track Posts Four Victories at Princeton Invitational
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/23/14) – The Princeton women's track & field team won four events as it hosted the Princeton Invitational at Jadwin Gym, the final meet before Heps.
Sophomore Julia Ratcliffe dominated the weight throw with a winning toss of 19.01 (62-4.50). Her throw was more than 10 feet further than the next competitor.
Senior Samantha Anderson and freshman Allison Harris went 1-2 in the pole vault. Anderson cleared 3.70 (12-1.50) while Harris cleared 3.40 (11-1.75) to tie for second place.
Freshman Charquia Wright had two-top five finishes this afternoon, including a win in the 200. Wright clocked a 26.04 to win the 200 and was fourth in the 60 at 7.94. Classmate Elisa Steele was runner-up in the 200 at 26.19.
In the 800 it was sophomore Maria Seykora delivering the win. She ran 2:17.23 while junior Rachael Skokowski was third at 2:18.82 and sophomore Michelle Tracy was fifth at 2:20.17.
In the long jump, sophomore Sara Ronde finished in third place with a best jump of 5.39 (17-8.25).
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By Katrina Gay, NAMI Director of Communications
"We have to get the word out that mental illnesses can be diagnosed and treated, and almost everyone suffering from mental illness can live more normal lives."
– Rosalynn Carter
Last week, I had the opportunity to meet briefly with former first lady Rosalynn Carter in Atlanta after she filmed a public service announcement in support of NAMI Georgia's Opening Doors to Recovery initiative. "Please help … build a circle of support in your community and put self-directed recovery within our reach," Mrs. Carter asked.
Gracious, genuine, committed—as I watched her speak these were some of the words that came to mind. I reflected on this amazing woman and her role in changing our global understanding of mental illness.
Mrs. Carter was the first wife of a presidential candidate to declare a campaign promise of her own. Her promise? As first lady, she would assume the responsibility for guiding legislative reform on behalf of the nation's individuals living with mental illness.
Expanding on efforts she initiated as first lady of Georgia, this is exactly what she did after her husband was elected President in 1976. This is remarkable on its own, but to put this in perspective, to say that America's awareness of mental illness was very much in the dark in the 70s is an understatement; treatment options were in most cases nonexistent and mothers were blamed for their children's mental illness. To further demonstrate the reality of this era, NAMI was not founded until 1979, three years after Carter's inauguration.
A true pioneer, Mrs. Carter's compassion and dedication on behalf of individuals and families affected by mental illness has not wavered in the more than 35 years since. Even a partial list of her accomplishments in this arena is eye-opening:
- Her work as the Active Honorary Chair of the first President's Commission on Mental Health, which began on February 17, 1977. The commission prepared recommendations in a final report, suggesting that a 1963 act be overhauled to strengthen community center services, erase state-federal overlaps and create changes to health insurance coverage, public housing, Medicaid, Medicare and state support for those with the most chronic mental illness. There was also an advocacy recommendation for a bill of rights protecting individuals living with mental illness from discrimination. Administrative orders and public policy, most notably the Mental Health Systems Act, were landmark legislations that helped protect individuals living with mental illness.
- Mrs. Carter also initiated increases in federal grants to the National Institute of Mental Health to continue research which often lagged.
- Upon leaving the White House, Mrs. Carter remained active in these issues and policies through The Carter Center in Atlanta, a private, nonprofit institution founded by her husband and herself in 1982.
- Mrs. Carter created and chairs The Carter Center's Mental Health Task Force, an advisory body of experts, individuals and advocates promoting positive change in the mental health field. She hosts an annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy to address today's most pressing issues.
- In 1996, she initiated the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism to address the stigma associated with mental illness.
- Along with Susan Golant—her latest was also coauthored by Kathryn Cade—she wrote three significant books addressing mental illness issues: Within Our Reach: Ending the Mental Health Crisis (2010), Helping Yourself Help Others: A Book for Caregivers (1994) and Helping Someone with Mental Illness: A Compassionate Guide for Family, Friends, and Caregivers (1998).
Her drive to aid individuals living with mental illness all began during a 1966 encounter early one morning while campaigning for her husband's bid to become governor of Georgia. Mrs. Carter came upon a stooped and weary woman heading home to care for a daughter with mental illness. She was so moved by her love and dedication that she launched a personal crusade that continues today.
From the world stage to a corner of her home state, last week, more than 45 years later, she reminds us that we have a lifetime champion who will embrace all efforts, large and small, in support of improving our lives, our families and our communities.


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Got a summer-like weekend - both weather wise and in regards to options - straight ahead. Let's look at our best options.
A chance to dance takes place Thursday night at The State Room when the March Fourth Marching Band arrives for an 8 p.m. show. I haven't sampled the horn-heavy New Orleans flavored groups that TSR tends to attract, but I think I'll investigate this act tonight. Tickets are still available via The State Room's website.
Also, exalted new-school hip-hop artist Theophilus London will be at The Urban Lounge on Friday night. Flash & Flare and Kiliona are the openers. Music starts a bit after 10 p.m. Tickets are available at 24tix.com. Check out a video from Mr. London right here.
Top 40 country artist Jason Aldean will be at the Maverik Center on Saturday night for a dose of mainstream schmaltz. Chris Young and Thompson Square are the openers. Aldean is another "country" star that seems heavily influenced by hair metal of all things. Go, if you dare. Music starts at 7:30 p.m. and tickets are at ticketmaster.com.
A good indie-rock option is available Saturday night when Milagres hits Kilby Court for a 6:30 p.m. concert. Milagres, New York based indie rockers with a cool, heavy keys sound, will headline the five-band show. They'll be worth the wait. Tickets are only $5 in advance. Even with my math skills, I know that's only $1 a band. Nice! Check out Milagres right here:
And guitar fans will want to be at The Depot on Saturday night as Gibson slinger extraordinaire Warren Haynes hits town with his latest project. Haynes, who normally splits his time between Gov't. Mule and the Allman Brothers Band has recorded a soul-heavy disc under his own name. It'll be a guitar-fueled night. I've seen Haynes in various acts going clear back to 1989 and he's always a good time. Saturday night could be a real treat. Check out his new song, "Sick of My Shadow."


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AutoGespot – Carspotting: Tesla Roadster Signature 250 (100% Full Electric Sportscar) On the 3rd of July i got the possibility to accompany a Tesla Roadster Signature 250 (a 100% full electric sportscar) which was driven by a friend of mine who borrowed it from a friend of his. This specific Tesla is a Signature 250 model, and is carnumber 140 of 250 limited. It does about 3.9 seconds to 100 KPH (60 MPH) and has a range of about 250-300km. The acceleration is bizarre when you sit in it. The grip this car has is fenominal, when it sprints it uses about 200KW(!!) of power from its 7000 Lithium-Ion (laptop) batteries it has. It can be charges through a normal plug at home (demonstrated in this video), or through a special speed charger. For more info see: en.wikipedia.org
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Victims of two Friday night motorcycle crashes in stable condition
Published: Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 10:10 a.m.
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Two men injured in separate motorcycle accidents in Volusia and Flagler counties were listed in stable condition Sunday, said a spokesman for Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach.
Brian Davis of Daytona Beach and Stephen Monnet of Port Orange were both injured in motorcycle accidents Friday night, authorities said.
Davis, 30, was taken to the hospital in critical condition after he overturned his 2006 Harley-Davidson Softail while trying to negotiate a curve on John Andersen Highway in Flagler County about 9:46 p.m. Friday. He was not wearing a helmet, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Monnet's 2006 Harley-Davidson collided with a 2009 Ford Fusion at the intersection of Clyde Morris Boulevard and Reed Canal Road in Port Orange shortly before 6:10 p.m. Friday. He was taken to Halifax in critical condition. The passenger on his bike, Linda Johnson, also of Port Orange, was pronounced dead later that night. Neither Johnson nor Monnet were wearing a helmet, according to the Port Orange Police Department.
In a third area accident, the Florida Highway Patrol on Sunday said it was still withholding the identity of a 40-year-old North Carolina woman killed early Saturday on Interstate 95 near Ormond Beach because her family had not been notified. The woman was a passenger in a car driven by George Jarpsv, 20, of North Carolina, that plowed into the back of a tractor-trailer rig parked on the northbound shoulder, the FHP said. Jarpsv died in the 1:15 a.m. crash north of State Road 40, the FHP said.
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Some people do not consider the mini-14 to be a battle weapon. However, I would think that any weapon can be used as a "battle" weapon. Maybe someone could explain why a Mini-14 is not considered a "battle weapon" as opposed to an AR or a M14 type. I do know the difference between a carbine, which I believe the Mini-14 is, and a MBR. Aren't all carbines such as the M1 Carbine, the AR/M4, the SKS and the AK47 considered to be battle weapons? In my opinion the Mini-14 can be just as effective. And, since the Mini has an action which is based on the Garand, it should be very reliable.
There are quite a few countries that have Mini-14s as either police or military issued weapon. There are many agencies in the USA that issue Mini14s as service rifles. Prisons, SWAT teams, police departments in many parts of the world to name a few. I know of a local city police department in this area that uses them.
Inasmuch as the Mini shoots the same round as an AR the result should be about the same. I suppose that the ARs accuracy is a bit better than the Minis, but they are close to the same as far as combat accuracy is concerned. The AR has better choice of after market mags, but Ruger factory mags are now available and work very well. I would have no problem using my Mini for tactical action. What do you think?


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Panama City - This week's Golden Apple award winner teaches 8th grade math at Deane Bozeman School. Always smiling and full of energy, students and colleagues say Mrs. Sims is a rock for her 8th graders.
"She makes math easy, when we go in it's like, what are we learning today?" said Marshall Sowell, the student who nominated Mrs. Sims.
If you don't like math, you just might after a few minutes in Mrs. Sims class. "Math is my least favorite subject but her class is my favorite, so she helped me like math alot," said 8th grader Reilly Thomes.
Students say she is a great storyteller, and that helps them understand difficult concepts. "She tells a story, and shows us some examples and there we go," said Marshall. "I try to make everything as simple as possible, to break it down and make it relevant," said Mrs. Sims. She also strives to stay positive. "I think the environment that you teach in makes a huge difference with how the students respond, so if I can be happy about stuff, even if I'm not having the best day, if I can have the best day in class, then it really makes a big difference."
"Mrs. Sims is very enthusiastic in the classroom. She has great passion for teaching, the students love her. Content wise she is very, very smart, she knows how to relate well to the kids, she is just so involved in the school as a whole," said Deane Bozeman Principal Josh Balkom.
Congratulations to Mrs. Sims, this week's Golden Apple award winning teacher. "Mrs. Sims is an excellent teacher," said Marshall.


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T∑∆CH∑RS - "CRØSSED OUT" (Official Video)
Here's the new video for "Crossed Out" from Teachers, the producer of Kanye West's "Monster."
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D Double E - "Grim Reaper" (Official Video)
Every MC's favorite MC delivers a chilling message over Footsie's revered "God Like" beat.
Adam Green - "Nature of the Clown" (Official Video)
The former Moldy Peaches singer has remade 'Aladdin' and this song from the soundtrack is all about awkwardness of a three-way.
Rocks FOE - "Law" (Official Video)
Rocks FOE makes his Noisey debut with "Law"—the latest video from one of the UK's most exciting new artists.
Jesse Royal - "Cool & Deadly" Produced by Damian Marley
The artist is featured on an upcoming episode of NOISEY on VICELAND.
JATA Strolls Around the Graveyard in the Video for "Don't Feel Like"
It also features a mask that looks suspiciously like it's been stolen from Kanye West's closet circa 2013.
Hitta J3 - "Westside YGz" (Official Video)
West Coast hip-hop upstart and one of Kendrick's Bompton crew pours a cup of dirty Sprite and reminisces about a hard upbringing in the video for his new cut.
Roots Manuva - "Crying" (Official Video)
The video for "Crying" sees UK rap legend Roots Manuva taking a stroll around his estate in his dressing gown.


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"It is a myth that art has to be sold. It is not like stocking a grocery store where people fill a pushcart. Art is a product that has no apparent need. The salesperson builds the need in the mind of the buyer."
- Jack White
There are rock stars -- tattoo-ridden alcoholics who can pen a decent hook, brag about their Hummers and throw drug-fueled tantrums like nobody's business -- and then there are rock gods. A rock god is that rare breed of musician whose soaring persona transcends the hit singles and the boozy lifestyle, whose unlikely vocation was cemented at birth. Jack White is a rock god. His name is synonymous with the bluesy, jagged rock that has become his signature and his maiden band The White Stripes almost single-handedly revived thumping garage rock. White's "side projects" The Raconteurs and most recently The Dead Weather, headline festivals and sellout stadiums just because they can. Let's see Pete Wentz compete with that.


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JSE has a few cav-arms nylon lowers in stock for $160
these have the a-1 stock built in and carbine style tube and buffer set up.
i have had one of these for a few years now and it has proved to be a pretty good set up. i got it for $90 shipped back in the good old days of before obummer.
i don't know if this counts as a deal or not these days. but $160 for a decent lower is about as low as i have seen in a while.
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Featuring original interviews with key insiders including Andrew Card, former White House Chief of Staff; Richard Armitage, former Deputy Secretary of State; and Richard Perle, former Chairman, Defense Policy Board, this program details the internal debate and controversy surrounding the seismic shift in American foreign policy.
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Red Butte - Sunday's fire apparently nothwithstanding - appears on course to host retro-chic tunes in the form of Pink Martini. The show is the first of nine concerts at RBG this month.
Hailing from Portland, Ore., Pink Martini in its 17th year of using its 12 members to blend traditional jazz with current world music sounds. This should provide the backdrop to an interesting mix of people - I'm expecting to see everyone from seniors to hipsters to people you never see at concerts - and may provide an unexpectedly fun evening at Red Butte.
Another perk of this show is that tickets remain on sale and with about half of the Garden's remaining lineup already sold out, that's worth noting.
Here they are singing "Hey Eugene."
Over at Kilby Court on Tuesday night, the Salt Lake Alternative Jazz Orchestra headlines a 7 p.m. concert. Tickets are $8 and this event offers a relatively rare chance to see jazz at Kilby.
Down at the Urban Lounge on Wednesday, local rockers Red Bennies headline a three-band bill featuring Birthquake and Plastic Furs. This should be a fun time. Tickets are at 24tix.com and the music starts at 10 p.m.
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... Harry Potter. Not only has he defeated Voldemort once and for all, but pretty much everybody in the universe went to see his movie this weekend. Judging from the comments on my giveaway post, that includes a solid majority of my blog readers. Well done, Harry. I'd give you a GO! Baby fabric cutter, but I'm guessing you could magic yourself some diamonds and hexagons if you really wanted.
Okay, so let's give it to somebody who commented on the giveaway post instead. : )
The winner is #48, Pieces to Love! Congrats, Pieces. You get an Accquilt GO! Baby Cutter and three dies of your choice. I'll send you an email. And thank you to everyone for entering! I wish I could send one to all of you!
Also, just a reminder, today Kate has Block #4 in the Summer Sampler Series on her blog, Swim, Bike, Quilt. Head over there to learn how to make the Flower Garden Path block. Like HSTs? You're gonna LOVE this one! No magic spells necessary.
Monday, July 18, 2011
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5 comments:
- Merran said...
Must be the time difference or Kate must be a late riser no details yet for the block. As it is already Monday night here in Australia, I'm getting sampler withdrawal!
- July 18, 2011 at 5:19 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
congratulations to the winner...have fun with it.
- July 18, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- Pieces to Love said...
Yay! I'm so excited!!! I just sent you my info.
- July 18, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- pasqueflower said...
Congrats to the winner, and thank you for hosting such an exciting giveaway!
- July 18, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Linz said...
hahaha! Harry Potter 7.2 rocked my socks. :)
Congrats to the winner! I'm seriously jealous!
- July 18, 2011 at 5:37 PM
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
WIP Wednesday #31
New projects:
Farmer's Wife Quilt Along
Another week, another quilt-along. My Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt book arrived from Amazon today, so you know what that means: Yes, I'm doing the Farmer's Wife QA too! I know, I can't stop joining quilt-alongs! It's a problem. I think I need an intervention. But while we're waiting for the van that will whisk me off to QA detox, you can check out the stack I pulled for this one. I tried with stick with vintage-y, summer-on-a-farm kind of fabrics—what the farmer's wife would use if she were fresh and funky. : ) I ended up with Heather Bailey (Fresh Cut and Bijoux), DS prints from Joann's, and some of the ginghams from Hideaway. Visit Angela or Mrs. Mcporkchop for more information on the Farmer's Wife quilt-along.
Ongoing projects:
Warm Cool Quilt Along
My squares are all cut and marked for Jeni's Warm Cool QA. I even made some good progress last night on sewing the HSTs.
Here are my warm squares:
And the cool ones:
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley (the original Supernova)
Completed quilts awaiting binding:
Modern Meadow
On hold:
Secret project (I may be rethinking this one entirely)
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 1
Completed projects - 1 (3 x 6 blocks)
Currently in progress - 10
All right, link 'em if you've got 'em! Don't forget to link back to my blog in your post, and comment on some of the other links. Have a lovely Wednesday!
43 comments:
- Linz said...
Oh, man!!! Those ARE yummy fabrics! I can't wait to see the quilts they become!! :) Happy WiP Wednesday!
- June 15, 2011 at 12:35 AM
- diane said...
I have joined so many things in the last few weeks, I need an intervention, too! But, I love it.
- June 15, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- Julie said...
Your fabric pulls are always so pretty, I'd love to see your stash! Not in person though, I wouldn't want you to have to wash the drool out of it all :)
- June 15, 2011 at 12:57 AM
- Kylie Lloyd said...
your warm cool fabrics for Jeni's QAL are beautiful.
- June 15, 2011 at 1:13 AM
- Marg said...
Love your stacks of fabrics, they are all so very pretty.
I have joined too many things lately so although i would love to join the Farmers Wife, I'm going to just keep on looking at all the gorgeous blocks appearing on flickr.
Looking forward to seeing the beautiful quilts that you'll make from these pretties!!!
- June 15, 2011 at 2:10 AM
- Little Bluebell (Adrianne) said...
Ha! Love it! Fresh and Funky Farmer's Wife. : )
- June 15, 2011 at 2:18 AM
- Bree said...
I'm loving that warm/cool QA. I might have to dive into my scrap bucket and see what I can come up with!
- June 15, 2011 at 5:13 AM
- noga quilts said...
Wow!What a beautiful choice of colors! Can't wait to see the quilt.
Thanks for hosting this event, really great opportunity to meet other quilters
- June 15, 2011 at 5:20 AM
- Tiffany said...
Your Warm/cool squares are fantastic!
- June 15, 2011 at 5:34 AM
- Becky said...
Love your farmers wife fabrics! And your warm cool fabrics too. All so gorgeous they make me want to go sew!
- June 15, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
A-ha, now Blogger is playing nice!!! I really like your Farmer's Wife stack, can you just picture Heather Bailey on a farm? Talk about fresh and funky! ;) I can't wait to see you get started on those, and hear all about them!
- June 15, 2011 at 6:16 AM
- marjorie said...
beautiful fabric....you always have the nicest materials....
- June 15, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Melinda said...
Wow. Love your fabric choices. Just beautiful. Good luck on Farmer's Wife. I just couldn't add it to my list. I already have several going on and I have several ideas for my own. There's no way I could get my own done and keep up the pace on all these quilt alongs going on. Can't wait to see how yours turns out!
- June 15, 2011 at 6:37 AM
- Kate @SwimBikeQuilt said...
holy projects, batman!!!
- June 15, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- LynCC said...
Thanks for hosting these!!! :D I am so in love with your W/C fabrics.
- June 15, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- M-R said...
Beautiful fabric choices for the Warm Cool quilt along. I'm thinking of joining that one too. WIP Wednesday is such a great idea! Thanks for doing it!
- June 15, 2011 at 7:23 AM
- Paul said...
WOW!! That's a beautiful stack of fabric for the Warm Cool quilt along . So full of variety.
Can't wait to see it come together. I am thinking of doing the Farmer's Wife Quilt Along... I wonder if there is a Farmer's Quilt Along? (Somehow I doubt it!)
Take Care,
- June 15, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Kelly Irene said...
I love the fabrics you chose for the FWQA! Are you using FQs or half yards? I really really want to join this one, but with everything else on my "to-do" list, it is going to have to wait. I'm looking forward to seeing your blocks though.
- June 15, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Kati said...
I just adore your stacks for the values quilt. I also adore your fabrics for the FWQA. I'm so torn between Bliss and a more scappy stack. I haven't started any blocks because I just can't decide.
- June 15, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Kelly said...
Thanks for hosting Lee! You have the best fabrics, so bright and cheery! I haven't joined a QAL yet, but there are so many good ones! If only I didn't have a 100 projects of my own design floating around in my head :)
- June 15, 2011 at 8:21 AM
- Debbie said...
wow. I understand about the qa's (& bees). It all sounds so fun! Love your fabrics for the Farmer's Wife AND the Warm/Cool qa - lovely!!
- June 15, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Jessica said...
ohhh pretty pretty! Your cool and warm squares are beauteous, and the stack for FWQA...I keep seeing this popping up, I may have to join in
- June 15, 2011 at 8:34 AM
- Katie B. said...
Oh, beautiful stacks of fabrics!
I have a serious Quilt-Along addiction too, but I hope there's no cure!
- June 15, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Kristen said...
That is one gorgeous pile of fabric. I cannot wait to see what the final result is!
- June 15, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- A.J. Dub. said...
I love fabric stack photos and yours are always fab. I don't blame you on the quilt alongs, they are fun!
- June 15, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Sadie said...
It's fabric porn! Beautiful choices :-)
- June 15, 2011 at 10:33 AM
- Kate S. said...
Love your farmer's wife fabrics! I am trying to resist the siren song of the QAL and so far have only signed up for Elizabeth's... we'll see if I can continue to resist all these other fun ones!
- June 15, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- Kate S. said...
And OMG your warm cool fabrics are amazing... drool!
- June 15, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Letterpress said...
It's interesting to see how everyone's quilts are taking shape--esp. yours! I'm enjoying this WIP today!
Elizabeth E.
- June 15, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- Jenniffier said...
Your fabric choices look wonderful! I too am interested in the farmer's wife quilt along but I have already over committed myself. I don't want to fall any further behind.
- June 15, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Rachel Hauser said...
The pressure, the pressure!!!
- June 15, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- Laura said...
I love your choices for the Farmer's Wife QAL! I'm also trying not to get sucked into the vortex of multi-QAL joining.....but it's so tempting!
- June 15, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- littlemissmk said...
what lovely picks for the FW QAL! it will be beautiful!
- June 15, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- Wandering Minstrel said...
What lovely fabrics! I especially love your warm/cool squares. Go, you, with the progress!
(I'm trying to be a bit...restrained with joining quilt-alongs, since I'm currently working on two that are 'catch-ups'! AND I'm taking an online class to learn best practices for teaching online, so I need to devote some time there, too.
It's not easy, though. The resisting, I mean...)
- June 15, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- Kimberly White said...
I'm so impressed with how many quilt alongs you have been keeping up with! I think that your fabric stacks are beautiful and I'm really looking forward to seeing your value quilt! Just wanted to tell you that I finally finished my Lizzy house quilt (and I've been working on potty training my Joshua too!) Hope you have a wonderful week! Kim
- June 15, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- Phone Home Designs by ET said...
Lovely fabrics Lee! I've noticed that when I choose my own fabrics for a quilt instead of using precuts like Moda's, I tend to separate them into warm/cools too. Maybe I should join that quilt along :D Have a great week!
- June 15, 2011 at 4:25 PM
- Lotti said...
Ooh I have just posted my new fabrics for the Farmers Wife quilt-a-long and my first 2 blocks
Love your choice of fabrics
- June 15, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- karenfae said...
I had not participated in this before today - what a great idea and thank you for hosting. I have been busy looking at sites and hearing from people I had never heard from before.
- June 15, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- Marsha S said...
I would love to take part in a quilt a long and I hope to some day.
One of my hang ups with it is just plain being able to afford the materials....my day will come.
- June 15, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- Natalie said...
Ahhh!! I am totally drooling over your stacks of fabric :) You have quite a talent for picking out great combinations!
- June 15, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- Bree said...
Oooo...lots of pretty fabrics! Can't wait to see how they all come together.
- June 15, 2011 at 8:54 PM
- Kerstin said...
I love all the fabric for the warm/cool quilt along, great choices!
- June 17, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- My Sweet Prairie said...
omg Lee I can't get over your giant assortment of fabrics!! lol woweee.
My art is finishing up and I have 2 big quilt projects to do this summer, so I'll be around more for WIP wednesdays.
- June 18, 2011 at 8:54 AM


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ZF-11567: automatic detection of locales based on directory structure fails
version 1.11.9 seems to haven introduced a bug in the automatic detection of locales via directory scanning.
I use the following setup:
The default locale is set to "en"
Zend_Translate is configured with the following options:
$translate = new Zend_Translate(
'adapter' => 'gettext',
'content' => APPLICATION_PATH . "/locale",
'scan' => Zend_Translate::LOCALE_DIRECTORY,
Zend_Registry::set('Zend_Translate', $translate);
The directory structure containing the gettext files is as follows
APPLICATION_PATH locale de LC_MESSAGES messages.mo en LC_MESSAGES messages.mo fr LC_MESSAGES messages.mo
When i upgraded from version 1.11.8 to 1.11.9 only one locale was fetched. It was recognized as the default locale ("en" in my case), although it contained the translation strings of the last locale in the content-directory.
The problem seems to be caused by the new code on line 248 in Zend_Translator_Adapter.
The iterator seems to contain only files and no directories, so the different locales never get identified and correctly added.
Based on the code from version 1.11.8 i added the RecursiveIteratorIterator::SELF_FIRST parameter to the RecursiveIteratorIterator constructor. This seems to have solved the problem.
This issue is now fixed by r24268
Thanks a lot for the input.
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Ultra-prominence Peaks of the 48 States > Pilot Peak > Climber's Log
Pilot Peak Climber's Log
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|Rocks, rocks & more rocks
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2014
|Made it to the end of the road in my Subaru. Managed to find SOME solid footing on the way up, but my route was also somewhat complicated by the impenetrable brush. Tried a slightly more direct route ont he way down & was rewarded with shifty talus from top to bottom. I'm glad I did this peak, but don't know if I would do it again...
|Posted Oct 16, 2014 4:35 pm
|Sunny and calm
Date Climbed: May 31, 2014
|This was one of the more pleasant summit experiences I have had recently: beautiful view, solitude, nice temp, and just enough breeze to keep it cool. However, the entire time I was thinking about all that talus.
Great adventure with boisedoc, nonetheless.
|Posted Jun 1, 2014 4:21 pm
|Great late May Day
Date Climbed: May 31, 2014
|Splattski and I drove down from boise to knock this one off. Went from Miners canyon. Route as advertised- lots of talus. No snow left. I did not find the talus too bad going up- we mainly stuck to ridge lines. Going down was more unpleasant as there is very little scree to slide down. Enjoyed perusing the register. Fun trip for sure but probably not one I will repeat.
|Posted Jun 1, 2014 1:12 pm
|Pilot Peak
Date Climbed: May 18, 2014
|With Donovan Lynch and Ben Stokes we drove up to the end of the road in Miner's Canyon. From there it was a matter of picking ones best line up the quartzite boulders and talus to the summit. Awesome views out over the Salt Flats and out towards the Ruby Mountains.
|Posted May 29, 2014 10:41 pm
|Miner's Creek
Date Climbed: May 25, 2014
|PM desert jaunt after doing Hole-in-the-Mountain in the morning. Ugly peak, but great views from the summit. Trip report.
|Posted May 29, 2014 2:38 pm
|Miners canyon on foot...
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2011
|We hiked the road because it is not Corolla friendly... Nice hike, escaped a thunderstorm and a rattlesnake... Trip report
|Posted Dec 2, 2011 2:50 am
|Miners up/East/Se ridge down
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2011
|I had a rental car so only drove about .8 miles in on the rough road. That prominent ridge on the right skyline looked interesting on the hike in so took it down. For actually quite a ways on descent a big dropoff on left while climbing low angle slab down. Overall more work but I like making loops. One 100' cliff had to downclimb around (3rd-4th class). Nobody else on the mountain. I don't mind large talus - it keeps me more engaged and is almost fun if it doesn't go on too long.
|Posted Sep 17, 2011 11:39 pm
|WMC trip
Date Climbed: Oct 18, 1998
|Club hike led by byates. I didn't think it was so bad. I kind of liked it thanks to Brad's expertise in picking a good route.
|Posted Dec 22, 2010 1:51 pm
|Been there, done that!
Date Climbed: Nov 6, 2010
|Yep, bagged this bad boy with Mike (Garfimi).It was good to meet Moogie up there. I least we weren't the only ones hating life! Great accomplishment to get this one in the books. Instead of summit fever, I had TH fever!
|Posted Nov 7, 2010 9:23 pm
|Tally the talus
Date Climbed: Nov 6, 2010
|W/ JP Lewis. Met Garfimi & imontop as they came down. 3+50 to the top. With slight deviations we took option A up and option B down. The best way up would be by helicopter, the best way down via zip line. When you have done this peak, you feel like you have accomplished something, but you don't quite know what...
|Posted Nov 7, 2010 11:51 am
|A Dog of a Mountain
Date Climbed: Nov 6, 2010
|FINALLY! Third time is the charm I guess. Summited with Eric (Imontop). We started from Miner's Canyon a little before 9 am and headed up the north sub ridge and then headed west until the main ridge and then followed it all the way to the top (1 pm). Stayed on the summit for an hour. Great views all around. This mountain is no joke. Talus ugh! Be prepared for a long day. We made it down just before 5 pm. Great to bag this one and won't go back.
|Posted Nov 6, 2010 11:56 pm
|Miner's Canyon
Date Climbed: Apr 24, 2010
|I hiked up Pilot Peak today, with a round trip just under 5 hours (2:45 to the summit). The weather was great, but the snow was deep with lots of waist deep postholing on the descent.
|Posted Apr 24, 2010 7:20 pm
|Miner's Canyon
Date Climbed: Oct 9, 2009
|Started hiking at the 6300' level but could have driven to end of road at 6600'. Did the hike with Ken Jones and SP member, redsplashman (Sacha). Views from the summit were incredible. A half foot of snow on the top portion but most of the mountain was snow free.
|Posted Oct 12, 2009 12:36 am
|Mean Hike
Date Climbed: Oct 9, 2009
|Hiked with Dean and Ken. This was the toughest hike of my life, never seen so much Talus in my life. Can't believe there was so much elevation gain for such a short distance.
|Posted Oct 10, 2009 2:01 am
|Miners Canyon
Date Climbed: Apr 12, 2008
|Nice remote peak...or not so remote, I think I heard the slots in Wendover. Route map with pictures at http://www.willhiteweb.com/nevada_climbing/pilot_range/pilot_peak_172.htm
|Posted Jul 24, 2009 3:26 am
|Miner's Canyon
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2008
|Climbed this peak via Miner's Canyon. Saw several Big Horn Sheep at the head of the canyon. Very grueling hike with way too much talus and scree
|Posted Jul 13, 2009 4:17 pm
|7th climb
Date Climbed: Oct 25, 2008
|This was my seventh time up, leading a Wasatch Mountain Club group, probably the best weather I've ever had. Did the usual Miners canyon route, just before we got to the end of the road we passed a herd of about 25 mountain sheep. For those who are wondering about a good time of year to do the peak I have found October to offer the best conditions, April and May I've had snow over scree to deal with and in November snow and very cold conditions, I believe a summer climb would be silly due the best route having continous south facing exposure.
8th Time 2 days ago 11/08/09.
|Posted Oct 27, 2008 2:13 pm
|Miners Canyon
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2006
|Climbed this via Miners Canyon. From the canyon I went straight up the southeast scree covered slope, eventually connecting into the ridgline leading to the summit. I decended via the large boulder/scree slope heading down to miners spring. Conditions were very hot, and dry. Total trip was 8 miles, and took 11 hours. I had a climbing partner who was a little out of shape for this caliber of a climb, significantly slowing me down.
|Posted Mar 3, 2008 1:41 pm
|Miner's Canyon
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2007
|My friend Zach and I started from the end of the Miner's Canyon road. We started on the ridge directly north of the road and proceeded west up the hill until we made it to the major ridgeline. We followed the ridge north until reaching the peak. It took us about 3:24 to summit. We decided to take a more direct route back...and that turned out to be a mistake. Lots of loose talus to contend with. I'm not sure if there is a "good" way to the top, just a "not as bad" route. It was a great adventure though!
|Posted Sep 17, 2007 11:36 am
|Jeremy Franchow
|East slopes
Date Climbed: May 17, 2007
|Started on a ridge on its east slope, but had to bail northward into the talus at about el. 7500 because of cliffs/vegetation. Stayed on the talus the rest of the way up. A couple of register entries mentioned an old CCC(not sure how they knew this) trail coming off the peak from the north and going down to the "pipe road", which I'm assuming is the aquaduct. Sure enough, it was there, switchbacks and all. Most of it was still under snow. Dropped down the snowy slope hoping to find the trail again...only found bits and pieces as the rest has been obliterated by massive slides. A toppled forest of trees is layed out on top of the talus slope, making the descent even more treacherous. If not for the trees, this would make a good summit route because its upper reaches had limited talus and the trail.
Got to look DOWN on an F-16 as it flew low in the valley between Pilot and the Silver Islands while descending the peak. Glad I saw it first, because the roar was deafening...probably would have otherwise thought an avalanche or rockslide was coming down on me. Later viewed six more flying directly above the peak at a more normal elevation. Pretty cool!
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[SOLVED] Cannot create playlists!
Im using rockbox on my sansa clip zip with latest firmware on the sticky.
I cannot create files/directories playlists. I can only add to a "dynamic" playlist. But, cannot make a new one in "playlist catalogue". When I type a name and long select, it just goes back and a playlist never gets created.
I wish to sort some songs in different playlists, but I can only add to a dynamic playlist.
I could appreciate if someone can address this issue and sorry if this was a wrong forum to post, new guy here
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You would need to post the details of what you're doing for anyone to attempt to help. Saying that it's "with latest firmware on the sticky" doesn't let anyone know which build you're using. It's probably the most recent development build but confirming that by posting the version informatio given in the System=>Rockbox Info screen might help. Also posting exactly which screen you're in when you use the context menu to get to the virtual keyboard might help. Listing the key presses you used to get there might also help. The more details you post in a way that puts someone in the spot where you are when you run into the problems, the more likely it is someone will be able to help.
The one thing I ran into this sounds like it might be is that the Playlists folder I expected to be there didn't exist for some reason. I may have even deleted it, I can't remember. I used the context menu to reset the playlist catalog. That created the needed folder and the playlists saved as expected.
I'm not saying that's what's going on here. I'm just saying that following the steps listed in the manual with the build that's current at this moment, f5a5b94-130411, it's working here. To me that means the feature isn't broken, there's something different in your setup or what you're doing that it isn't working for you.
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Hi skip252,
Thanks for your reply. I just upgraded my clip zip via rockbox utility to the latest development version "490d74-130412" and still cant create any playlist.
This is what I'm doing :
while playing a song, Im holding the select button to the context menu. Then select the playlist catalogue, then select Add to New Playlist, modify the directory as "//Playlists/fav" and then hold the select button to get back to the playing menu.
Im not getting any popup that a new playlist is created. I can only add songs to the "dynamic playlist".
So, if I make a playlist in computer, transfer it to /playlists in clipzip, then can I modify that playlist from clipzip?
How can I add more playlists?
If I'm getting this right the problem seems to be how you're naming the playlist. The path to the file has to be correct for the playlist to save as expected.
Playlists created on the player can be modified using external software but the file paths need to be corrected if you save them to the internal memory and the playlist includes files that are on the card. marc2003 was kind enough to create a set of directions on how to do that fairly easily using foobar2000. Those directions are here http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum...46&postcount=9
I used that set of directions until Rockbox was updated to recognize files from both memories when the save location is the external card. After that I found that I could use any software that could create a .m3u or .m3u8 playlist and save to a folder on the external card. Almost all decent music management software is able to create .m3u lists so there's a good chance whatever you use now will work.
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Now, its working after adding an extension. The manual needs to be updated with the same..
Thanks for that link there, I'll look into it
The extension .m3u8 is always there by default on my installation. The virtual keyboard opens to whatever folder I've set as the playlist folder with the extension as part of the opening screen. In my case that's
Before then playlists saved to the root of the main memory instead of a Playlists folder you could designate. That caused dozens of "where are my playlists?" threads. The developers finally got tired of that and changed it to the current setup. I didn't like it at the time but I've noticed the questions about saving playlists dropped off quite a bit after that.
I don't know what happened in your case. You may want to look into changing your virtual keyboard layout if it's a visibility problem. Directions on how to do that are here http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/LoadableKeyboardLayouts. I don't believe it's possible to make it comfortable entering text on a screen that size but a a more visible layout that eliminates the characters you don't often use helps.
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Since it is apparent we're not going to avoid another killer snow, it looks like we'll be inundated with all the common-sense things you should do in an extreme weather event for the next couple of days. But having been through a bunch of these, allow me to add 5 more:
1. Go buy furnace filters. If you're like me, you replace them the first time you run the air conditioning each year and the first time you switch over to heat. Twice a year usually works. But the last time we got one of these 2-foot snowstorms, I noticed the heat wasn't keeping up that well. Thinking "oh great, there's something wrong with the furnace at the worst time of the year" I then noticed it seemed to be running in shorter cycles. So I went down and replaced the furnace filter, even though I had just done so a few months prior. Don't know if it's all the moisture in the air turning dust into oatmeal, but it fixed the problem immediately. I replaced the filters in both upstairs and in the basement yesterday just in case. For $20, it's a cheap insurance policy.
2. Go look for your gloves NOW. Snows like this last over multiple days, and you will need multiple coats and gloves. I started out each time with one coat and 2 gloves, came back in covered in sweat, and couldn't go back out with a hat and gloves that were wet from both the snow and sweat. If you're young and in great shape, perhaps you can wait until it stops and shovel out 2 feet. I ended up going out multiple times, trying to get it in 8-inch segments, so I went through three different sets of gloves, hats, sweatshirts and coats. Finding them now prevents any domestic disharmony that could be created by asking "what did you do with my stuff?"
3. Check on your neighbors. When I moved here, I was just over 40, and my next door neighbor was in his 60s. I saw him out one day trying to shovel snow and told him to go inside; I've been doing both our driveways ever since. The last thing in the world I wanted to see was my neighbor having a health crisis over something I could easily handle. My problem now is I'm almost 60 and he's 80. We're both waiting for some young neighbor to come up and tell me "old man, go inside, I got this."
4. Everyone makes a run for milk, bread and toilet paper, but consider ingredients for dishes that make a house smell like a home. We always brew a big pot of chili, forego the Keurig and keep pots of coffee going during the day, and typically bake some cookies. It may be my imagination, but a snowstorm seems to keep the aromas inside the house more and make the place smell like it's a holiday. And if you're running back and forth outside shoveling snow all day and night, it's a lot easier to grab a bowl of chili and a cup of coffee that's already made than coming inside and wondering what you can consume for energy before going back out.
5. Dig out those old laptops and charge them. Everyone remembers to charge everything that can be charged, but the laptops get overlooked. It's not because you'll use them. But your cellphone becomes not only your phone, but your internet gateway when the power is down. It's priority No. 1 when it comes to keeping something running. Those old laptops have USB ports which will charge a phone. They won't work with IPADS, but they will recharge a phone.
Keep in mind that when you're prepared, it means it won't snow. If you assume it won't snow, we get dumped on. So because everyone is saying it will snow this far in advance, I'm skeptical it will really happen. But it doesn't hurt to be prepared. Worst thing that happens is we will get to have chili on Saturday :)


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It is strongly recommended that you use the pre_get_posts filter instead, and alter the main query by checking is_main_query
For example, on the homepage, you would normally see the latest 10 posts. If you want to show only 5 posts (and don't care about pagination), you can use query_posts() like so:
query_posts( 'posts_per_page=5' );
Here is similar code using pre_get_posts in functions.php :
function five_posts_on_homepage( $query ) { if ( $query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query() ) { $query->set( 'posts_per_page', 5 ); } } add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'five_posts_on_homepage' );
query_posts() is only one way amongst many to query the database and generate a list of posts. Before deciding to use query_posts(), be sure to understand the drawbacks.
query_posts() is meant for altering the main loop. It does so by replacing the query used to generate the main loop content. Once you use query_posts(), your post-related global variables and template tags will be altered. Conditional tags that are called after you call query_posts() will also be altered - this may or may not be the intended result.
To create secondary listings (for example, a list of related posts at the bottom of the page, or a list of links in a sidebar widget), try making a new instance of WP_Query or use get_posts().
If you must use query_posts(), make sure you call wp_reset_query() after you're done.
Pagination won't work correctly, unless you set the 'paged' query var appropriately: adding the paged parameter
If you use query_posts within a template page, WordPress will have already executed the database query and retrieved the records by the time it gets to your template page (that's how it knew which template page to serve up!). So when you over-ride the default query with query_posts(), you're essentially throwing away the default query and its results and re-executing another query against the database.
This is not necessarily a problem, especially if you're dealing with a smaller blog-based site. Developers of large sites with big databases and heavy visitor traffic may wish to consider alternatives, such as modifying the default request directly (before it's called). The request filter can be used to achieve exactly this.
The 'parse_query' and the 'pre_get_posts' filters are also available to modify the internal $query object that is used to generate the SQL to query the database.
Place a call to query_posts() in one of your Template files before The Loop begins. The wp_query object will generate a new SQL query using your parameters. When you do this, WordPress ignores the other parameters it receives via the URL (such as page number or category).
// The Query
query_posts( $args );
// The Loop
while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
echo '<li>';
echo '</li>';
// Reset Query
If you want to preserve the original query parameter information that was used to generate the current query, and then add or over-ride some parameters, you can use the $query_string global variable in the call to query_posts().
For example, to set the display order of the posts without affecting the rest of the query string, you could place the following before The Loop:
global $query_string; query_posts( $query_string . '&order=ASC' );
When using query_posts() in this way, the quoted portion of the parameter must begin with an ampersand (&).
Or alternatively, you can merge the original query array into your parameter array:
global $wp_query; $args = array_merge( $wp_query->query_vars, array( 'post_type' => 'product' ) ); query_posts( $args );
You may have noticed from some of the examples above that you combine parameters with an ampersand (&), like so:
query_posts( 'cat=3&year=2004' );
Posts for category 13, for the current month on the main page:
if ( is_home() ) { query_posts( $query_string . '&cat=13&monthnum=' . date( 'n', current_time( 'timestamp' ) ) ); }
At 2.3 this combination will return posts belong to both Category 1 AND 3, showing just two (2) posts, in descending order by the title:
query_posts( array( 'category__and' => array(1,3), 'posts_per_page' => 2, 'orderby' => 'title', 'order' => 'DESC' ) );
The following returns all posts that belong to category 1 and are tagged "apples".
query_posts( 'cat=1&tag=apples' );
You can search for several tags using "+". In this case, all posts belong to category 1 and tagged as "apples" and "oranges" are returned.
query_posts( 'cat=1&tag=apples+oranges' );
Note: Parameter details can be found in the Parameter section of the WP_Query class article.
The examples below also work with the WP_Query object.
Placing this code in index.php file will cause the home page to display posts from all categories except category ID 3.
<?php if ( is_home() ) { query_posts( 'cat=-3' ); } ?>
You can also add some more categories to the exclude-list (tested with WP 3.3.1):
<?php if ( is_home() ) { query_posts( 'cat=-1,-2,-3' ); } ?>
To retrieve a particular post, you could use the following:
query_posts( 'p=5' );
Note: If the particular post is an attachment, you have to use attachment_id instead of p:
query_posts( 'attachment_id=5' );
If you want to use the Read More functionality with this query, you will need to set the global $more variable to 0.
<?php // retrieve one post with an ID of 5 query_posts( 'p=5' ); // set $more to 0 in order to only get the first part of the post global $more; $more = 0; // the Loop while (have_posts()) : the_post(); the_content( 'Read the full post »' ); endwhile; ?>
The "Blog pages show at most" parameter in Settings > Reading can influence your results. To overcome this, add the 'posts_per_page' parameter. For example:
query_posts( array ( 'category_name' => 'my-category-slug', 'posts_per_page' => -1 ) );
This will return ALL posts from the category.
However, for subcategories (or child categories), 'The Category Name' doesn't always work. Rather use 'category-slug' instead. See Function_Reference/is_category.
if ( is_category( 'category-slug' ) ) : query_posts( array( 'category_name' => 'my-category-slug', 'posts_per_page' => -1 ) ); endif;
The "Syndication feeds show the most recent" or 'posts_per_rss' parameters in Settings > Reading will overwrite any 'posts_per_page' parameter in a query used in a feed.
To overcome use (for example in a a custom ics feed, where all matching posts are required), use the "posts_limit" filter as follows:
if ( isset ( $query->query_vars['feed'] ) and ( $query->query_vars['feed'] == 'ics' ) ) { add_filter( 'post_limits', '__return_empty' ); }
You can pass a variable to the query with several methods, depending on your needs. As with other examples, place these above your Loop:
In this example, we concatenate the query before running it. First assign the variable, then concatenate and then run it. Here we're pulling in a category variable from elsewhere.
// assign the variable as current category $categoryvariable = $cat; // concatenate the query $args = 'cat=' . $categoryvariable . '&orderby=date&order=ASC'; // run the query query_posts( $args );
In this next example, the double quotes tell PHP to treat the enclosed as an expression. For this example, we are getting the current month and the current year, and telling query_posts() to bring us the posts for the current month/year, and in this case, listing in ascending order so we get the oldest post at the top of the page.
$current_year = date('Y'); $current_month = date('m'); query_posts( "cat=22&year=$current_year&monthnum=$current_month&order=ASC" );
This example explains how to generate a complete list of posts, dealing with pagination. We can use the default $query_string telling query_posts() to bring us a full posts listing. We can also modify the posts_per_page query parameter from -1 to the number of posts you want to show on each page; in this last case, you'll probably want to use posts_nav_link() to navigate the generated archive.
query_posts( $query_string . '&posts_per_page=-1' );
If you don't need to use the $query_string variable, another method exists that is more clear and readable, in some more complex cases. This method puts the parameters into an array. The same query as in Example 2 above could be done like this:
$args = array( 'cat' => 22, 'year' => $current_year, 'monthnum' => $current_month, 'order' => 'ASC' ); query_posts( $args );
As you can see, with this approach, every variable can be put on its own line, for easier reading.
It is even possible to use the array style (Example 4) to query multiple taxonomies. Simply supply the taxonomy slug with a string of comma-separated values (each value being one term). In the example below, we will get all movie posts starring either Bruce Campbell or Chuck Norris.
$args = array( 'post_type'=> 'movie', 'actor' => 'Bruce Campbell, Chuck Norris', 'order' => 'ASC' ); query_posts( $args );
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Board listens, decides to keep the status quo
Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 2:28 p.m.
Major change rarely comes easy, and sometimes the obstacles simply become too great to overcome. That appears to be the case with the proposal to move sixth-graders at Lexington Middle School to the city's three elementary schools and aligning the middle school under the high school for administrative purposes. The Lexington City Board of Education voted 5-4 Wednesday night to maintain the status quo on the grade configuration.
Board of education votes typically are unanimous, so such a close vote shows how members wrestled with the decision and reached different conclusions about what's best for sixth-graders. This also reflected sentiment in the community, which was also split, although more people seemed to voice opposition to the change.
The board of education and superintendent Rick Kriesky deserve a lot of credit for how they reached the decision. Kriesky advocated for the change as the second part of a reconfiguration of grades; the first occurred when pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students were grouped together, and the three elementary schools changed to house first- through fifth-graders. He believed moving sixth-graders to elementary schools would increase academic achievement, particularly with reading. In addition to regular meetings, the system sponsored two community meetings to receive feedback and also scheduled a special meeting Wednesday to decide on the change.
Kriesky also raised another important point, even though the vote didn't go the way he hoped. "Anytime you engage the community in education … I consider it a success." Far too many times parents and other caregivers fail to become involved in their child's academic pursuits. That's one reason test scores and graduation rates are lower than everyone in the system would like and why there's such an emphasis on improving them. This issue caused more people to speak out and provide information to board members as they mulled their decision.
While the move offered both pros and cons, in the end the board made the right decision. Although schools contain various grade makeups, most people accept middle school as sixth through eighth grades. A wide maturity gap exists between kindergartners and sixth-graders, too. Data wasn't as solid as needed to make the change, either.
So now the focus shifts to making sure Lexington Middle School becomes the best school it can be. That was a theme several board members brought up Wednesday night. Many believe the high school and elementary schools are showing progress while the middle school has been left behind. The best of the ideas considered for grade reconfiguration can still be implemented with the present structure, producing a better learning environment at LMS.
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The Grateful Dead capped the Sixties with Live/Dead, a double-album that confirmed them as masters of acid-improv. But the spring of 1970 found the group's sound radically redirected on Workingman's Dead. Breezy harmonies and beer-soaked ballads replaced the previous blend of liquid noodling and lysergic lyrics, and no song illustrated the change more succinctly than the opening track, "Uncle John's Band." Jerry Garcia and lyricist Robert Hunter recalled the song's origins in a 1991 interview with Grateful Dead historian Blair Jackson. According to Garcia, "At that time I was listening to records of the Bulgarian Women's Choir and also this Greek-Macedonian music, and on one of those records there was a... little turn of melody that was so lovely... I thought, 'Gee, if I could get this into a song it would be so great.' So, I stole it." Eventually, Hunter received a tape of the band's finished arrangement. "I played it over and over [and] kept hearing the words 'God damn, Uncle John's mad'... and it took a while for that to turn into 'Come hear Uncle John's Band,' and that's one of those little things where the sparkles start coming out of your eyes." The deliberate downshift throughout Workingman's Dead reflected close listening to the Band's first two albums. Said Hunter: "I was so impressed by the songwriting of Robbie Robertson, I just said: 'Oh yeah, this is the direction. This is the way for us.'"
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I've got an odd looking factory rack on an old RV and this foot pack allowed me to mount a cargo box to it. Super easy to install and remove.
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We had a set of Yakima cross bars and needed to mount them to our Sienna van and they do the trick. Easy to install and seamless integration with the Yakima SKS key system. Haven't loaded the cargo carrier or ski rack up yet, but that will coming soon (so far so good anyway).
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I Have Straight Hair, But I Love This Stuff!I have straight hair, but I struggled with dull-looking hair and quite a bit of frizz. Living in Florida, I thought silicones were my savior, so I used a lot of them. My hair just got dryer, frizzier and more dull-looking. It only looked decent when I weighed it down with silicone-laden products. I found out all that shampoo was stripping my hair, and the silicones were also contributing to the dull look and dryness, which exacerbated the frizz problem. I decided to get off that vicious cycle, so I swore off all sulphates, silicones and parabens in my hair products (boy did I throw away a bunch of stuff). Since the Deva line is the ONLY thing I could find that has no sulfates, no silicones and no parabens, I decided to give it a try. Only problem was, I don't have curly hair, so I didn't want to buy the full size bottles because I thought it might not work well for me. I bought the travel set first, and I was hooked from day 1. First, this stuff smells amazing (all naturally scented by the ingredients). Second, my hair is so clean (even without any lather); and, third, I finally have NO frizz anywhere ... even on those cloudy drizzly days when you have to walk through the mist everywhere you go! On top of all that, my hair has more shine and body than it's EVER had before. This is the best stuff ever. I will never use anything else! I'm hooked. I came to Folica today to re-stock all my full-size bottles (and maybe get some deep conditioner)! Even if you're not a curly girl, buy this stuff, you won't regret it!Dec 20, 2010Rene / Humid FloridaHAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair
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I had been enjoying Bosca's 12- pocket wallets for many years, reordered at least two times. The only problem was that they were a little too big to slip in and out of my pocket easily. This 8-pocket model is perfect! It did require cutting down on the number of cards, so I scanned all but the bank cards into my smartphone. Now I'm good to go! The leather quality is superb on Bosca products, and they are quite durable, but it's always a pleasure to order a new one after ten years or so.
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Like everything about the wallet except for the lining. The shiny part of the lining peels away at the fold on top and bottom of wallet. Returned the first one, second one doing it too now.
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Three Things (poll): Should the Marlins trade Hanley Ramirez?
Three Things to consider on this sports Wednesday:
Thing 1: Good to see Gary Sheffield still doesn't pull punches.
The former Marlins World Series winner probably ruffled some feathers (again) with Tuesday's radio comments on WQAM about his former team and, specifically, Hanley Ramirez.
"Hanley Ramirez is a good player," Sheffield told host Michael Irvin. "I just think he thinks he's great and he hasn't done anything yet."
Sheffield, who also made the move from shortstop to third base early in his career, suggested the Marlins should consider trading Ramirez if he doesn't get on a roll soon.
"He's the one player that can bring in a lot of players," Sheffield said.
Hanley's value has diminished over the past season and a half, partly due to injury, but his attitude hasn't been the problem this year. Production has.
Signed through 2014 with roughly $39 million left on his contract, Hanley could find his name in trade discussions before the July 31 deadline. Dumping him for a bunch of prospects makes no sense, but I don't see the harm in the Marlins listening to fair offers from other disappointing teams seeking to shake up their rosters.
Unfortunately, one of those teams won't be the surprising Mets, who say they intend to re-sign franchise third baseman David Wright.
Thing 2: Welcome to the 21st century, college football.
Thing 3: I sort of like the idea of the Miami Heat drafting Vanderbilt center Festus Ezeli at No. 27 overall on Thursday night, as ESPN's Jay Bilas suggested this week on a conference call.
Great athleticism. And, of course, great name.
But still not as great as Fab Melo.


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Liam NeesonActor
Born: 7 June 1952
Birthplace: Ballymena, Northern Ireland
Best known as: The star of Schindler's List and Love, Actually
Irish actor Liam Neeson is known for his brainy yet brawny persona in movies like Schindler's List (1993, directed by Steven Spielberg) and Michael Collins (1996, with Julia Roberts). Neeson was nominated for an Oscar for his role as heroic World War II businessman Oskar Schindler in Schindler's List and it put him on the A-list of stars. In 1999 he secured his place in cinema history as the Jedi knight Qui-Gon Jinn, in the blockbuster Star Wars prequel The Phantom Menace. His other films include the early Sam Raimi thriller Darkman (1990, with Frances McDormand), K-19: The Widowmaker (2002, with Harrison Ford), Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York (2002, with Leonardo DiCaprio) and Love Actually (2003, starring Hugh Grant). He's also appeared with Christian Bale in the Batman movie Batman Begins (2005), and voiced Aslan the lion in the C.S. Lewis-inspired Narnia films The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) and Prince Caspian (2008, starring Ben Barnes).
Extra credit:
Neeson married actress Natasha Richardson in 1994. They had two sons: Micheal (b. 1995 — not "Michael") and Daniel Jack (b. 1996). Richardson died after hitting her head in a freak skiing accident in 2009… Neeson was once an amateur boxing champ in Northern Ireland… He played sex researcher Alfred Kinsey in the 2004 film, Kinsey… According to the Internet Movie Database, Neeson once "worked as a forklift operator for Guinness."
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Roy Charles Winston
Position: LB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 222 lbs.
Born: September 15, 1940 in Baton Rouge, LA
High School: Istrouma
College: LSU (school history) (Winston college stats)
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 6th round (42nd overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 4th round (45th overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 80 (357th overall since 1950)
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