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I'm wondering if there is anyone who has successfully transfered/migrated an ubercart store to woocommerce (or other WP commerce)?
If yes, how did you do it? How much time/money did it take? Were you able to import each "full product" with photo, description, SKU, price, weight etc? In addition I need to move customer and member data over so they can login and access their info/orders just as before. The theme and other elements are not important, just the store related data.
Thanks for any info. I'm looking to move my drupal/ubercart store with about 1000 products over to WP as I'm not a coder and so very tired of "learning" drupal for the past 3 years~and after so much time having a slow site that is difficult to update, configure and customize.

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Simple Definition of workshop
: a place where things are made or repaired
: a class or series of classes in which a small group of people learn the methods and skills used in doing something
Full Definition of workshop
1 : a small establishment where manufacturing or handicrafts are carried on
2 : workroom
3 : a usually brief intensive educational program for a relatively small group of people that focuses especially on techniques and skills in a particular field
Examples of workshop in a sentence
He's in his workshop working on the lawnmower.
<a workshop for making high-end furniture>
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A 72-year-old grandfather was killed in East Flatbush last week after he was struck down by a passing car.
Officials said that Lawrence McDowell, a resident of East 56th Street, was just paces away from his home near Beverley Road at 7:27 p.m. December 11 when he crossed from the north side of the intersection to the south side.
That's when he was struck by a 2001 white Nissan traveling westbound on Beverley Road, officials said.
Responding paramedics rushed the senior to Kings County Hospital, where he died of his injuries.
The 28-year-old behind the wheel of the Nissan remained at the scene, police said.
No charges had been filed against him as this paper went to press although the incident is still being investigated.
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Is it possible to create a non-visible branch in git or mercurial I can use as backup? Eg at the end of the day I have unfinished work (may even be left with syntax errors) but I want it to be backed up in the repository online, without annoying others about the mess that's left.
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to push your current commit. Using that complete refspec, you can also pull it from another checkout:
To automate pushing your HEAD, you could do something like
that will push all your branches to the remote without bothering anyone else. It'll also keep the default push behaviour that you're used to. If you don't want that, remove the
Git allows you to mirror your repository very easily;
Let's say you have a remote repo called 'backup', e.g.,
Then backing up is as easy as
A few notes:
Anything you push to the shared repository will be universally seen / available. Your two simple options are:
You could accomplish this if you had two remote clones of the repository:
Push to unstable (your backup) until you've finished a feature. Once the feature is finished, push the branch to stable. Lather, rinse, repeat.
With mercurial, when you merge, you merge all your changesets, including those commits "just for saving unfinished work". If you don't want them to end in the tree don't commit them.
For git, as far as I know, the default behavior is the same and editing the commit history to remove them is annoying as well.
So, as suggested, rsync looks like a better option.
The latest version of TortoiseHg allows you to shelve your changes.
In a nutshell:
I think this depends more on how your repository is made visible and what permissions you have. In principle, you just need a temp branch to use as a "save area" that you push to the hub repo--- I think you already know that. Is there a general way to flag a branch as "not visible"? I don't believe so, although you could experiment with pushing your local head ref to oddly-named refs on the other end, e.g.:
This would try to create "refs/remotes/tmp/master", which is a valid refname but not what is usually considered a branch. For instance, gitweb will show such a ref if it appears in the history of one of the branches under refs/heads/ but will not show a list of all the remote refs.
Alternatively, just bite the bullet and push to a visible branch called "probably-broken-use-at-your-peril" ;)
With Git, you usually have private repository, non-bare which means that it does have working directory. You create new commits there, apply patches, pull/fetch from other repositories. This repository is hosted on your private machine.
Then you have public repository, bare which means that it doesn't have working repository. You push to this public repository (which can be for example hosted on one of git hosting sites like repo.or.cz, GitHub or Gitorious) from your private repository when your works stabilizes. You can push only subset of branches from your private development repository to this public publishing repository (for example Git maintainer, Junio C Hamano, does not push feature branches into public
This separation has the advantage that you can fix commits (for example using "git commit --amend") which are not pushed into public repository, and otherwise rewrite parts of history which is present only in private development repository.
While this isn't private (anyone in your company can get to them, just not by default, so it's not annoying), this is what I do:
In ~/.gitconfig
[alias] backup = !git push -v origin +refs/heads/*:refs/wip/`git config --get user.email`/*
So, that way, you can at any time on your local repo run:
All of your local branches (under refs/heads anyway) will be pushed to the "origin" repo under the refs/wip/your_email/ namespace, unconditionally (same as push -f).
Once you're ready to push to origin/master, if you've been using this to back up your work in progress, the push will be really fast, since most (all) of the SHA1 objects will be already at the origin server.
Note that from time to time you will want to purge backups, so that the origin repo can garbage collect stuff. See:
git ls-remote origin refs/wip/`git config --get user.email`/*
That will give you a list of the branches you've pushed to backups, so you can know/automate what to clean.
That's not really the purpose of SCM. Maybe something like rsync to upload it to a server would be a better idea?
On our mercurial project we use multiple branches. The default branch is like a "trunk". Every time I start a feature I branch out and develop there. I commit, push, go to another place, pull, commit, push. The default branch stays untouch and everybody else doesn't whatch my branch. When I'm done, I merge the branch into default.


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This is how wars are fought now by children, hopped up on drugs, and wielding AK-47s. In the more than 50 violent conflicts going on worldwide, it is estimated that there are some 300,000 child soldiers. Ishmael Beah used to be one of them. How does one become a killer? How does one stop? Child soldiers have been profiled by journalists, and novelists have struggled to imagine their lives. But it is rare to find a first-person account from someone who endured this hell and survived. In A Long Way Gone, Beah, now 26 years old, tells a riveting story in his own words: how, at the age of 12, he fled attacking rebels and wandered a land rendered unrecognizable by violence. By 13, he'd been picked up by the government army, and Beah, at heart a gentle boy, found that he was capable of truly terrible acts. This is a rare and mesmerizing account, told with real literary force and heartbreaking honesty.
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"Author's voice"
I appreciated that the account was written and narrated by a boy with first-hand experience. He explains his fear and struggle for survival from his own experiences and you begin to understand, reluctantly, how an innocent child with such a big heart could perform such atrocities. You also learn that these tainted children, at least some of them, have the capacity for rehabilitation and the ability to attain happiness after such horrible experiences full of hatred and violence. His story makes you question humanity, but his survival and recovery will return hope and faith of the good in this world. This book makes you want to become an activist for the plight of these children and their families.
I like that it was his story; it added to the narrative knowing it was his experiences he was telling you about.
It did get under my skin and I had a hard time not thinking about it when I was away.
"Fascinating and tragic story"
Sad yet hopeful.
I like that he was able to be rescued from the life of child soldier and go on to present about these issues at the UN.
It's his memories. One thing is when he signs some of the songs that made him happy as a kid, you can tell they still do.
"An Eye-opening Read."
I am very glad to have opened myself up to the harsh reality that others have experienced. My life and the way I see things have truly changed.
"Excellent Read"
A Long Way Gone is among the top 20 Audiobooks I've heard.
Pertaining to the corrupt use of power and the effects of agency I would say Killing Pablo was another captivating book describing evil.
Nurse Esther was the most inspiring character who brought Ishmael back through love.
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"Intense, but not intense enough"
This is a story of a 12 year old boy's life as a child soldier in Sierra Leone. The writing is first person and author narrated, but did not strike me as intensely personal, or brutally honest, or deeply introspective. It effectively tells the story of how a normal kid becomes a killer, and then returns to some level of normalcy. If you are not familiar with the issue of child soldiers, this book is an excellent introduction.
I expect quite a lot from a memoir. In this case I heard the author's intense story, but I also felt the author held back the very worst and the potentially most powerful. It is completely understandable for a young man (now 26) to be unready to express the fullness of the story, but a memoir should await that readiness.
The narration is good, but a bit dry and in a very few places difficult to understand.
I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to understand the issues surrounding child soldiers, but as a memoir, or as literature, I found it weak.
There is an appendix dryly recapping the history of Sierra Leone which seemed a pretty odd way to end a memoir.
"a historically emotional tour through hell"
I was caught in emotional highs and lows of anger, anxiety, sadness, and joy. Baeh recounts his childhood with exhaustive detail from a photographic memory, and has structured his story with a rhythm of trial and success. read it!
"A long way gone = intense"
Loved it. This was an amazing story, told firsthand by former child soldier Ishmael Bean. I would highly recommend this title. Now to start Beahs next title.
"Heavy and sad, but hopeful"
I've always been drawn to nonfiction, so was interested in listening to this book for a long time, finally doing so on a long hike to complete from start to finish in one go. There have been a lot of complaints about Beah embellishing many parts, but I think the overall message combined the stories of many people. So, to me that was the point. The writing style was at times difficult, and I found myself cringing after awhile every time I heard the phrase,"it was as if...". It was as if (yes, I just had to) Beah was just trying to outright shock you like a horror film more than tell his story from a deep place in his traumatized soul. And though at times it was also hard to understand, the narration needed to come from someone who had lived through the conflict. If you're interested in learning more about what happened in Sierra Leone - more people need to - this book provides a powerful perspective.
"Ruined by the Narration"
Not if he was reading it.
Story was worth the read.
If someone else other than the author was reading it. There was no emotion or inflection in the reading making it very hard to tell that the story was moving from one place to the next. Very robotic reading.
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CALIFORNIAN GO!: Sports & Outdoors for July 3-9, 2011
SUNDAY, July 3
Major League Baseball ---- The Angels wrap up a series with the Dodgers; 5:10 p.m.; Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim; 714-634-2000, angels.com.
MONDAY, July 4
Major League Baseball ---- The Angels open a series with the Detroit Tigers; 6:10 p.m. (also 7:05 p.m. Tuesday and 12:35 p.m. Wednesday); Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim; 714-634-2000, angels.com.
Minor League Baseball ---- The Storm take on Rancho Cucamonga; 6:05 p.m. (also 7:05 p.m. Tuesday and 6:05 p.m. Wednesday); The Diamond, 500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore; 951-245-4487, stormbaseball.com.
TUESDAY, July 5
JPRO Summer Basketball Camps ---- 9 a.m.-noon through Friday; Rancho Sports Center, 28780 Single Oak Dr., Temecula; $125 for each week of camp; 951-816-8459, email@example.com.
Temecula Lions Rugby Club ---- The group needs players of all experience levels; 7-9 p.m. (also Thursdays); Temecula Middle School, corner of Meadows Parkway and Pauba Road, Temecula; 949-278-1971, tmlrugby.com.
Senior Softballers wanted ---- Softball players ages 55 and older are needed for a senior men's league in Menifee. The league plays 9:30-11 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Wheatfield Park next to the Menifee campus of Mt. San Jacinto College; 951-679-8626.
WEDNESDAY, July 6
Temecula Valley Lacrosse Club ---- Summer lacrosse camps for boys and girls in grades 5-8; through Friday (also July 6-8); Patricia Birdsall Sports Park, 32830 Deer Hollow Way, Temecula; Boys camp ($100), girls camp ($65) and price includes loaner equipment; firstname.lastname@example.com, tvlacrosseclub.org.
Senior softballers in Temecula ---- Senior softball division players 50 years and older wanted to play Wednesday nights, beginning Aug. 3. Team registration is June 2; 951-302-4136, email@example.com.
THURSDAY, July 7
Grandfathers for Golf ---- Weekly fundraising tournament; 6 a.m.-2 p.m.; Golden Era Golf Course, 19871 Highway 79, at Gilman Hot Springs, on State Street, just north of Mt. San Jacinto College; $25 (18 holes of golf with cart, long-drive prizes, closest-to-pin contests, a continental breakfast and lunch); 909-754-4148, email@example.com.
Major League Baseball ---- The Angels take on the Seattle Mariners; 7:05 p.m. (also Friday, 6:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:35 p.m. July 10); Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim; 714-634-2000, angels.com.
Minor League Baseball ---- The Storm welcome Visalia for four games; 7:05 p.m. (also Friday-Saturday and 5:05 p.m. July 10); The Diamond, 500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore; 951-245-4487, stormbaseball.com.
FRIDAY, July 8
Masters Swim Club looking for members ---- The TMEC Masters Swim Club has openings for new members. The club is an adult year-round fitness, training and competitive swim program. It is for adults who can swim at least 25 yards of freestyle and will be held 6:15-7:45 p.m. Friday nights at Chaparral High School; 949-395-3293, email@example.com.
Major League Baseball ---- The Angels have a freeway series with the Los Angeles Dodgers; 7:05 p.m. (also 6:05 p.m. Saturday and 5:10 p.m. July 3); Angel Stadium of Anaheim, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim; 714-634-2000, angels.com.
SATURDAY, July 9
Over-The-Line World Championship ---- The 58th annual edition, featuring 1,200 three-person teams competing in this modified sand softball tournament, draws a festive crowd of around 50,000 each year. The festivities can often be R-rated, thanks to some spectators' risque costumes, teeny bikinis, naughty team names and sometimes rowdy behavior in the crowds. Organizers have banned the following "B's" ---- bottles, babies, bowsers (dogs), birds, battle (fights) and boas (snakes), and drinking is limited to specific areas. Team slots are sold out, but spectator admission is free; 7:30 a.m. to dusk (also Saturday and July 16-17); Fiesta Island, Mission Bay, San Diego; ombac.org.


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In a recent podcast of .Net rocks (at 45 minutes 29 seconds), regarding the future of software craftsmanship, it is postulated that there will be an 'Iron Ring Event' (if I heard it correctly). From the context it seems that this is an event where very bad things happen due to poor workmanship. Is this is a common term? What is its origin? What does it mean?
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It probably refers to the collapse of the Quebec Bridge:
Outside of the North American (Canadian, in particular) engineering community, I would be surprised if this were a commonly understood reference. Note that it is about more than just a reference to bad workmanship, it is a reflection on the need for professional responsibility (although based on the context OP provided in a comment, it was probably just a macabre joke).
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Hi, I'm using a now-heavily-customised version of this plugin (thanks!), but one modification which was very easy was adding the WordPress rich text editor to the content field. The Tinymce editor is bundled with WP and is easily called with a built-in function:
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I was chatting with my neighbor the other day about gardening matters, when my eyes spied an amazing sight – "sayyyyyyyy, that is one CRAZY looking plant over there…." and realized that my neighbor has a huge rhubarb plant growing in her yard. I'd never seen a giant rhubarb plant with a huge flower stem like that.
Of course, I had to inquire about what she was doing with the rhubarb, and she said that she doesn't like the flavor of rhubarb. So then I asked, can I have some stalks? She said definitely, come over whenever and pick as much as you'd like.
Great!!! I can use the stalks for my ongoing food experiments. I feel like a crazy food doctor….
I'm getting greedy with the rhubarb. This conversation occurred after receiving rhubarb from one of my work colleagues, plus some more in my CSA box last week. I've been a rhubarb benefactress this week, doling it out to others like I'm the Godfather, er, fairy godmother.
Anyway, what did I do with the rhubarb, you ask? Well, I made cocktails with it, being that it is a holiday weekend, after all.
I chickened out on the straight rhubarb basil martinis, instead making a strawberry rhubarb basil martini. This recipe is a hybrid of two basil martini recipes I had seen on another website. You can make it with vodka and gin, or vodka only. I tried it both ways and liked both, but my companions preferred the vodka only version. (Depends on if you're into the flavor of gin or not) I used Absolut Citron and Tanqueray Ten.
Strawberry Rhubarb Basil Martinis
(Makes 2 drinks)
6 stalks rhubarb, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
1/2 cup sugar
1/8 cup water
1 quart strawberries
3 oz. vodka (or 1 1/2 oz each of vodka and gin)
1/2 oz. simple syrup
1 oz. lime juice
Basil leaves, thinly slivered
Club soda
1. Combine rhubarb, sugar and water in saucepan, and cook over medium heat for about 10 minutes, until rhubarb is soft. This makes about 1 cup of rhubarb puree.
2. Puree the cooked rhubarb in a food processor or blender until smooth. Set aside in dish.
3. Puree the strawberries until smooth.
4. In a cocktail shaker, combine 1 oz. of strawberry puree, 1 oz of rhubarb puree and slivered basil. Muddle briefly to release the basil flavor. Add vodka, lime juice, and some club soda; add ice cubes and shake to chill the drink, then strain into two martini glasses. Garnish with a sprig of basil leaves if desired.
These measurements are all approximate, throw it together however you'd like. The fresh fruit makes this drink taste awesome, and the basil lends a note of sophistication.
You'll have leftover strawberry and rhubarb purees when you're done, so use your imagination for what to do with them. I think we're going to try to make strawberry rhubarb ice cream.


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Regardless of its technical basics, the puzzles and general finding of items is quite challenging. Don't knock it until you try to find a third of a brown doorknob in a room filled with brown tones and their complimentary colors.
Since it would be considered a "casual" game in the first place, it doesn't offer a high-end graphics experience and isn't heavy on the presentation, but with multiplayer support and a second quest, Mortimer Beckett and the Secrets of the Spooky Manor is a graphic adventure with a lot to offer.
It's a chore to make it through each room, finding the small split-up objects isn't all that fun, and ultimately it's a frustrating experience.


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I'd like to get with that.
I don't think the MLK day tie ins are intentional.. just a 3 day weekend to your average college kid, but the proximity of the holiday does add an extra sting to the story.
For a variety of other reasons, however, I agree these kids are fucking idiots.
Good thing I already lost all faith in humanity last week.
Just goes to show there arent enough abortions happening.
Does the title suggest that people thought college students were classy before all this happened?
Anyone who did has never been with 10 miles of a college campus.
aw, bullshit. the stranger loves all kind of transgressive crap, getting drunk, getting high, amateur porn, vandalism, tagging, sarah silverman to the left on this page and that american apparel ad that's basically child porn to the right.
those students may be bigots alright, but the stranger is in no position to judge that. stay classy nerds!
I believe that children are our future... unless we find a way to stop them now.
Now that you mention it, that American Apparel ad is a little skeevy... I guess it just proves that the media will do anything to make a buck...
These kids should've been blow jobs.
OK someone explain to me how this is less offensive than the teen-age white kid that I saw over lunch that was decked out in a powder blue sweatsuit, cornrows and various bling all quite un-ironically.
I've been working at the UW for 10 years and I can attest that the one thing that does not describe college students is "classy." (Not once have I seen a monocle or top hat.)
the american apparel ads are kind of like child porn except, you know, not children and not porn.
instead, they're real women, usually employees, who are being cute and sexy in real clothes selling products to other women. (there are male models too, who make up a larger proportion of their models than their customers)
somehow, slog readers find this offensive and not the sands showgirls ad featuring the naked plastic airbrushed woman with giant breasts who promises to rub up against men's crotches for $20.
but what's most offensive to slog readers? even thinking that white people having a party in blackface, ghetto clothes, and fake padded butts making fun of black people is itself offensive.
the stranger, how the hell did your readership turn into this? are most of your stranger vending boxes at nascar tracks and klan rallies?
Where does a person even GET blackface? I mean, the stuff they rubbed on their skin to turn it completely black. It can't possibly be actual makeup -- it doesn't look anything like a real skin color.
Whatever it is, one can hope that it's carcinogenic.
Crap, Fnarf beat me to it.
[quote]but what's most offensive to slog readers? even thinking that white people having a party in blackface, ghetto clothes, and fake padded butts making fun of black people is itself offensive.[/quote]
I have no idea what this sentence means. Are you pro black-face or anti black-black-face? It seems like the Slog Posters above, me included, are against it.
Whoever came up with the party concept must have been up at 2 am, high, watching Bamboozled and completely missing the point.
I think there's a major shift going on in people who are college aged and younger where race just isn't much of an issue.
Maybe it's good, maybe it's bad, but MLK is just a history figure to people this age, like FDR, and Abe Lincoln.
You guys can feel appalled if you wish, but I don't think there's any purposeful disrespect in parties like this.
"No purposeful disrespect"!?
Who *cares* if it's purposeful? I don't just feel appalled at this, it *is* appalling. 100%. Without a doubt, no matter what post-modern bullshit one tries to pad around it. The entire event is ghastly, right down to the idea of a bunch of white kids deciding to be "pretend blacks" or whatever. It would be just as awful for the kids to put on big hairy fake noses, black hats and have an "accounting party" or put on sombreros, regardless of whatever "post-religious" or "post-national" bullshit you might believe.
This isn't an example of "where race just isn't much of an issue." Sure, for these kids, coddled in college race might not be a big deal. It's easy to be on the winning side of the equation.
How can it not be "purposeful disrespect" to make the party's theme a commentary on an entire race's ability to live up to its hero's dream?
It's like throwing a "too bad they weren't killed in the Holocaust" party on Rosh Hashanah (in Idaho) and then dressing up as big nosed, corrupt moneylenders...
Consider the source: White kids at Clemson in South Carolina. Y'all been down there recently? There are more confederate flags flying there than you could imagine, and plenty of white supremacist hate groups, such as the Conservative Citizens Corps. This is flat out racism, alive and well and being passed on to the fat-assed new generation. Wonder how they got those fake asses on over their actual asses...
This Slog reader--the guy who thought up HUMP, btw--is not offended by those American Apparel ads.
neither am I. I'm just saying the stranger ain't the platform for moralizing.
I'd like to stand up for the sane college kids and say we're not all racist asshole drunks. Some of us ARE classy, progressive, well-read people who get generalized into the burnout, binge-drinking, socially-unaware college-kid stereotype. I'm nineteen and attend the second biggest party school in the country and I find this as distasteful and offensive as anyone else.
Getting drunk and stoned is pretty harmless, as long as you know how to control yourself. Reinforcing racial stereotypes, not so harmless. That seems to be the difference between what the Stranger folks support and deride.
Yeah, American Apparel sure sounds like Shangri-La:
I'd go on, but SLOG pukes back anything with more than 2 links in it so you'll have to google it yourself.
Maybe ECB could direct some of her moral self-righteousness towards looking into this....oh, wait -- they're an advertiser...
Actually, that first link is one of the most exhaustive and evenhanded accounts of American Apparel I've read yet. A prime example of good journalism. Anyone who wants to discuss American Apparel should read it.
Having read it, it doesn't sound so bad. The company has some problems, and has, thanks to public criticism, shaped up its act in some key ways. I've seen a lot worse.
No 'correctness'involved,this is just astonishing (but expected). The segregation in this society - based on class, but more than occasionally falling on racial lines is manifest here. Not one of these folks knows a single Black person well enough to have mentioned this to them in the course of the planning of the event and had any reason to put on the brakes. Is there hate here? Probably not. Is there a gigantic gulf between the experience of these kids and their neighbors (because last time I was in Connecticut it looked way more black to me than the NW)? Hell yeah, there is. Hate to beat my favorite dead horse, but THIS is what suburban sprawl makes happen: disconnect, disconnect, disconnect.
This is an interesting site; I first found out about it through an article in The Nation. The "From the Editor" page is particularly important to read before much exploration of the site.
Yes, what those stupid collge kids did was unfunny and disturbing. What I find more disturbing, though, is the fact that hip-hop culture IS the almost the only "black" culture presented in the mainstream.
Doesn't excuse the completely pointless and culturally/racially tone-deaf behavior.
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Thanks for the Graham Payn shout-out! He was a lovely fella, and helped Coward tremendously in the ultra-groovy, funny The Italian Job with Michael Caine. According to the DVD commentary, Coward had few scenes but couldn't remember his lines very well (whether through boredom or age is left unsaid). Offscreen Payne held up sheets of paper with Coward's lines writ large. Coward's presence really made that movie special, and Payn's moments as his fey amanuensis were a treat.
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PRAYVE! This is amazing. Nick's "Everything ever" posts are a web portal into the florid, desultory world of an ex-ex-gay cybershaman.
For those of you who don't "get" his posts, EXACTLY. For those of you who get them but hate them, you can always
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I'm not trying to pick a fight here, but come on, guys. Most of these comments accomplish nothing besides demonstrating that a complete lack of imagination is apparently requisite for commenting on the Slog.
I'm confused and nervous.
I think I remember Alfalfa singing "I Hear You Calling Me" in an episode of the Little Rascals made at about that same time.
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Karl Kelly was remembered Wednesday as a "great showman" and soulful singer who fronted several bands over four decades.
He played virtually every local live music venue, including the Melody Lounge in Groton, Rhum Runners Lounge at Howard Johnson's in Mystic, and the Mabrey Hotel, the Capitol Theater and the Lighthouse Inn in New London.
"He was an icon," said fan Janet Serluca-Schermerhorn of New London. "If Karl Kelly was playing somewhere, I was there."
Kelly, 65, of New London died Tuesday from complications of lung cancer at Lawrence & Memorial Hospital.
As news of Kelly's death spread through the city, musicians and fans filled social media pages with memories of the man who was in so many bands that friends and family have trouble remembering them all.
One of the area's best-known and most-enduring musicians, Kelly was a giant of a man, not only in his 6-foot-4-inch stature but also in his voice and personality. In the early-to-mid-1990s, Kelly was the voice behind Little Anthony & the Locomotives and, more recently, The Karl Kelly Band.
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"He would walk around and talk to everybody. He just had a very nonchalant way, and then when he sang — Bam! — he had that big soulfulness about him," she said.
Dempsey's friend Rob Reed said, "If there was a Mount Rushmore at Sneekers, Karl would be on it."
Kelly moved to New London from North Carolina as a boy, and it wasn't long before he was singing at churches and community centers. By the time he was a senior at New London High School, he was playing gigs in venues ranging from clubs at Misquamicut Beach to New London's Lighthouse Inn, to weddings and even funerals.
Kelly was a part of a lot of great bands, said Wayne Manca, a close friend who has played on and off with him for nearly 40 years.
"Every musician will tell you the same thing: Karl was such a great entertainer. As a musician on stage with him, we'd be entertained as well," he said.
When asked to share a fond or fun story about his friendship with Kelly, Manca laughed. "I was just thinking the other day about that, and, really, most of them I can't repeat."
Dwight Baldwin, a local percussionist, had known Kelly since he was 13. Baldwin said the whole Kelly family was musical, but singing was Karl's calling.
Baldwin particularly remembers Kelly's version of songs by Sly and the Family Stone and Stevie Wonder.
"He was truly blessed. He could sing songs like he owned them," Baldwin said. "He was generous, too. He would invite others to sit in with him. I remember the time he invited me up at a gig at the Lighthouse Inn — he was like that."
Kelly also enjoyed fishing at the New London waterfront, visiting gardens and watching soccer games at Mitchell College. But it was the love of music and the arts that defined him, and the Hygienic Art Park and the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center were among the places that were important to him.
"Karl felt the O'Neill was magical, from the conversation to the music," his wife, Susan Kelly, said. The Kellys, who recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, participated in spiritual counseling during the last weeks of her husband's life.
"It was very important to Karl that we, as his family, would too be at peace with his passing," she said.
Guitarist Bill Light recalled a recent evening when he, Kelly and Danny Solomons were performing in the lounge at the O'Neill.
"Karl got the crowd to do whatever he wanted them to do — waving hands, singing refrains. They ate it up. We had a ball. Karl could do that," Light said.
Musician John Fries said that he and Kelly were in a band called Karl Kelly & the Secret Service in the mid to late '90s.
"At the time, I was in my mid 20s, and Karl was the first guy I had played with who had been out there doing it for real. It was an awesome education for me, learning from him on and off stage. To this day, Karl is one of the best front men I have ever seen in the area. He could command the stage like no other," said Fries, who now fronts his own band, The Heat.
Rivergods singer-guitarist Ben Parent said Wednesday that he was a fan of Kelly's dynamic live shows.
"It wasn't a regular gig," Parent said. "He was a great showman and soulful musician."
Kelly was a fixture in downtown New London, where he worked for Thames River Greenery for about 15 years.
"Karl always made me laugh when I ran into him downtown — I'm really going to miss that," Fries said.
Plans are being made for a memorial service and a benefit and tribute celebration.
"A lot of people saw Karl Kelly as an icon, and he was," Baldwin said. "But a lot of us really just saw him as a friend."
Day contributor Stephen Chupaska contributed to this report.
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ABSTRACT This paper examines the effects of knowledge about a wide variety of subjects on the wages and salaries of U.S. workers. Knowing a lot about topics such as medicine and dentistry, engineering and technology, and production and processing has a positive effect on individual earnings, whereas high knowledge in the areas of food production and personnel and human resources is not rewarded in the labor market. Spillover effects, where the share of metropolitan area employment in high-knowledge occupations enhances earnings, were uncovered primarily in subjects related to producer services and information technology.


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Although the evidence that connects sewage-polluted water supplies with outbreaks of typhoid fever is entirely convincing both in character and mass, there have been relatively few instances in which bacteriologists have succeeded in isolating the specific typhoid bacillus from suspicious waters. In view of the insufficiency of the data relied on for identification, most of the early statements concerning the finding of the typhoid organism must be regarded as of exceedingly doubtful value. The criteria on which up to a very few years ago such identification was based could by no means be accepted by bacteriologists at the present time. Especial uncertainty again has been recently introduced into the subject by the discovery of the group of dysentery and "pseudo-dysentery" bacilli, of B. fecalis alcaligenes and of a host of related organisms.
A survey of the literature shows that there are very few reported cases of the detection of typhoid
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Design a four-bit shift register with a paralel load, usingD-flip-flops. There are two control inputs:shift and load. Whenshift t=1, the contents of the register are shifted by oneposition. New data are transferred into the register when load=1and shift=0. if both control inputs are equal to 0, the contents ofthe register do not change.
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LONDON -- Yannick Agnel of France routed a stellar field by more than a second and a half to win the 200-meter freestyle at the London Olympics on Monday.
Having pushed France ahead of the United States in the anchor leg of the 4x100 free relay a day earlier, Agnel led from start to finish and clocked 1 minute, 43.14 seconds.
Park Tae-hwan of South Korea and Sun Yang of China shared silver in 1:44.93.
World champion Ryan Lochte of the United States finished fourth and world record holder Paul Biedermann of Germany was fifth.
Defending champion Michael Phelps did not enter the event.


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Look at this beauty! I'm so excited to share the cover of the cover of the German edition of MORNING GLORY, to be published by Random House Germany soon!
I've been quiet on this blog, but life has been so full. I've been documenting part of my journey for Glamour, working on some exciting new projects, traveling all over the place (from Moscow to Mexico, Big Sur to Napa, and a few other places in between). But through it all, I've been finishing my eight novel, which I'm incredibly excited about and proud of. I'm in the final mile. More soon.
I'm so thrilled to announce that the Turkish edition of THE LOOK OF LOVE, called "AGAPI" debuted in Turkey this week. It was the #1 bestselling new book on the market this week and is climbing all of the bestseller charts. I've been busy doing a bunch of interviews for Turkish media and my lovely publisher, who I signed a new three-book deal with recently, is offering the chance for five readers in Turkey to win an evening out with me when I visit Istanbul this coming November. (Wow, right?!) I'm so grateful to my lovely Turkish readers and so excited for everyone to read this story!
I hope this January finds you happy, healthy, and positively moving ahead in directions that inspire you. I'm busy writing books (a novel, and something true… more soon on that). I'm also writing weekly, and sometimes bi-weekly, for Glamour, snuggling my handsome boys (I gave them haircuts tonight!), traveling, and generally soaking it all up. 2015 is going to be a beautiful year; I feel it in my bones. I hope you do, too. (Truly, it's a thing. All of my girlfriends and colleagues have a feeling about 2015. This year is going to rock.)
Oh, and all my life, I've dreamed of having a library with a rolling ladder. When I was on a plane flying home from Paris in November, I got the idea to design one in my home… so I did it! It was just completed this week, and I'm smitten. An extension of my office, it's 17-feet tall, with 45 shelves. I've almost filled half of it with books, most of which are my own novels, ha (I have many, many foreign editions and needed a place to put them all!).
Feeling content, happy.