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As soon as you push your commits, Integrity builds your code, run your tests and makes sure everything works fine. It then reports the build status using various notifiers back to you and your team so everyone is on the same page and problems can be fixed right away.
Checkout Integrity watching itself at http://integrityapp.com/builder/.
Read more about about Continuous Integration on Martin Fowler's website, Wikipedia, and data recovery services company.
Make sure your system meet these prerequisites:
Ruby >= 1.8.6 (currently doesn't work on 1.9.X)
RubyGems >= 1.3.5
git >= 1.6
Then grab Integrity via git, install its dependencies and create the database:
$ gem install bundler $ git clone git://github.com/integrity/integrity $ cd integrity $ git checkout -b deploy v22 $ bundle install $ bundle lock $ rake db
To give it a quick try before going any further, run bundle exec rackup and navigate to http://0.0.0.0:9292.
$ git fetch origin
$ git merge origin/v22
Integrity is configured via the init.rb file using Ruby.
Integrity.configure do |c| c.database "sqlite3:integrity.db" c.directory "builds" c.base_url "http://ci.example.org" c.log "integrity.log" c.builder :threaded, 5 c.build_all! end
Basic settings
- database
Any valid database URI supported by DataMapper.
|You need to install the appropriate data_objects adapter as well. The SQLite3 adapter (do_sqlite3) is installed by default.
- directory
This is where your projects' code will be checked out. Make sure it is writable by the user who runs Integrity.
- base_url
Absolute URL to your Integrity instance, without a trailing slash. This setting is optional but is required to have proper links in notifications.
- log
Path to the Integrity log file; mostly useful for troubleshooting
- build_all!
Tells Integirty to build every single commit it is notified about. Only builds the newest otherwise.
- auto_branch!
Say the project Integrity is tracking the master branch, and I push my build-duration topic branch to GitHub, Integrity will create and build a new project named Integrity (build-duration) using the same build command and notifiers.
- HTTP authentication
If both the user and pass settings are set then only the logged-in users can administer the projects and see the private ones.
c.user "admin" c.pass "password"
To protect the whole Integrity instance do this in your config.ru file:
use Rack::Auth::Basic do |user, pass| user == "admin" && pass == "secret" end run Integrity.app
Automating the builds
Integrity provides two HTTP endpoints to trigger new builds:
- POST /:project/builds
Causes Integrity to fetch the HEAD of the remote repository and build it. Note that HTTP authentication applies to it if set. This endpoint can't be disabled.
- POST /github/:token
Supports GitHub's Post-Receive Hook. Enable it:
c.github "TOKEN"
Choosing a builder
Integrity ships with two ways of building your codes in the background.
The threaded builder pushes the build job to an in-memory queue and processes them as soon as possible. It relies on Ruby's thread so it doesn't have any dependency nor requires to run other processes.
c.builder :threaded, 5
The second argument is the size of the thread pool.
The dj builder queue up the builds into a SQL database using Delayed::Job. To use it, install its dependencies by uncommenting the relevant lines in the Gemfile and run bundle lock && bundle install.
c.builder :dj, :adapter => "sqlite3", :database => "dj.db"
The second argument must be a valid ActiveRecord connection hash.
Run a worker with rake jobs:work. See Delayed::Job's documentation for more details.
After a build status is available, you want to know it immediately, Integrity currently supports three notification mediums: Email, IRC and Campfire. To set it up and use one of these with your projects:
Open the Gemfile, uncomment the relevant lines and run bundle lock && bundle install to install the notifier's dependencies.
Edit the init.rb file to require it. Example:
require "integrity" # You need to add this line: require "integrity/notifier/email"
Restart Integrity and go to the project settings screen where you can enable and configure the notifier.
Heroku is the easiest and fastest way to deploy Integrity.
$ cp doc/heroku.rb init.rb $ $EDITOR Gemfile # un-comment the postgres gem $ git commit -am "Configured for Heroku" $ gem install heroku $ heroku create $ git push heroku master $ heroku rake db $ heroku open
You can manually edit your Github Token in init.rb
c.github ENV["GITHUB_TOKEN"] || "TOKEN"
Or create a Heroku Config vars
$ heroku config:add GITHUB_TOKEN=secret
|It isn't possible to access repositories over SSH on Heroku
Phusion Passenger
$ gem install thin $ $EDITOR doc/thin.yml $ thin -C doc/thin.yml start
Then, configure a web proxy. Examples:
http { upstream builder-integrityapp-com { server 127.0.0.1:8910; server 127.0.0.1:8911; } server { server_name builder.integrityapp.com; location / { proxy_pass http://builder-integrityapp-com; } }
<VirtualHost *> <Proxy> Order deny,allow Allow from all </Proxy> RedirectMatch ^/integrity$ /integrity/ ProxyRequests Off ProxyPass /integrity/ http://localhost:8910/ ProxyHTMLURLMap http://localhost:8910 /integrity <Location /integrity> ProxyPassReverse / SetOutputFilter proxy-html ProxyHTMLURLMap / /integrity/ ProxyHTMLURLMap /integrity/ /integrity </Location> </VirtualHost>
|If you run Integrity with another deployment strategy please drop us us a line at <email@example.com> and let us know what config worked for you so we can include it here.
Support / Contributing
You can get in touch via IRC at #integrity on freenode. If no one happens to be around, you can ask our mailing list at email@example.com. (Archives)
If you find a bug, or want to give us a feature request, log it into our bug tracker.
To start hacking, grab the code from our git repository at git://github.com/integrity/integrity.git and setup the dependencies with bundle install && bundle lock. Finally, hack and bundle exec rake as usual ;-)
Once you're done, make sure your changes are rebased on on top of the master branch and open a new ticket in our bug tracker to let us know where we can pull from.
Does it support Subversion or any other SCM?
No. Integrity only works with git.
But does it work with <insert tech here>?
Absolutely! As long as your build process can be run from an UNIX-y environment and that it returns a zero status code for success and non-zero for failure, then Integrity works for you.


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Myself in a sentence: A hard worker with tattoo's wanting to show women that you can be successful and have the image you want.
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My favorite tattoo and the story behind it: My favorite tattoo so far is unfinished. It is a piece on my left ankle for my daugher Emily Rose.
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In addition to supporting student leadership on campus, the Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs provides several opportunities for students to work with us and help us further our initiatives.
Summer Orientation Leader (OL's)
The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs employs 20 enthusiastic and resourceful students as orientation leaders to assist with summer New Student and Family Orientation. The Orientation Leader staff is, ideally, representative of our diverse undergraduate population. When selecting candidates, we look for a balance of academic year, areas of study, and cultural diversity.
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Magic Bullet Concept
*bullet kills only selected target (pathogen) and not the innocent bystander (host)
* developed by Paul Ehrilich in early 1900s
~tested many compound- #606 worked
*#606-cured trypanosomal infections in mice (causes encephalitis in humans), then used it to treat syphilis in humans
Thereputic Index
the maximum dose that is toxic to the patient/minimum effective dose
high ratio=high TI=less toxic to patient
Spectrum of Drugs
*range of different types of microbes that will be susceptible to a particular antibiotic.
*wide: amipicillin, choramphenicol/tetracycline,stepomycin
*narrow:penicillin,polymyxin B, isoniazid
*Beta-lactum ring with side R group.
*R group can be added in manufacture to change activity.
*prevents peptide cross linking of the peptidoglycan
*Flemming 1928
*production moved to US in 1940 (pre-WWII), death rate from infection went down
*enzyme made by bacteria that makes it resistant to penicillin
*breaks beta-lactum ring
Antibiotics Cell Targets
*inhibition of cell wall synthesis
*inhibition of protein synthesis (target ribosomes):
*inhibition to DNA synthesis
*inhibition to metabolic functions
*injury to plasma membrane
Resistant Genes (antibiotic resistance mechanism)
*antibiotic degrading enzymes
*efflux pump(removes antibiotic from cell before harm occurs)
*antibiotic altering (chemically alters the antibiotic)
Cell Mutations (antibiotic resistant mechanism)
*prevention of antibiotic entering the cell
*target is altered
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A neighbor, Chris Thomas, says the groom was stumbling up the road with a bloodied, torn shirt after the crash. Thomas says he called 911 and tried comforting the man with a prayer while they waited for emergency responders to arrive.
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Disney to Reboot Mickey Mouse, Internet to Make Fun of Them
Now, most of you are probably learning this news for the first time, but I've actually known for quite a while. A few months ago, when the idea of toughening up Mickey was just a hushed rumor passed around the Disney offices in paranoid whispers, I was contacted Disney Chief Executive Roger Iger. As a result of some telephone-related terrorism I was allegedly involved in several years ago, the government now records every phone call I ever have.
-April 19th, 2009-
DOB: Hello?
Iger: Is this Dan O'Brien? This is Roger Iger.
DOB: ...Uh huh.
Iger: I'm the Chief Executive of the Disney Corporation.
DOB: Oh.
[A brief pause, wherein I consider the dozen or so articles I wrote verbally defecating all over Disney Darling Hannah Montana.]
DOB:Oh, fuck me, OK, this... wow this looks bad, I can... in no way explain, it is precisely what it looks like. Do your guys just come and shoot me now, or what?
Iger: Daniel, I'm the Chief Executive of Walt Disney. If I wanted you dead I'd have exploded your heart remotely a year ago.
DOB: Yeah I figured. So what's this call about then?
Iger then went on to explain Disney's concern for Mickey's harmless, white-bread image problem. I maintained that Mickey was plenty creepy enough because, as I recall correctly, Fantasia was fucking terrifying, but Iger disagreed.
Fantasia, as it exists in my memory.DOB:-and one of the frog's has a knife and, fuckin', there's blood everywhere, like, everywhere and Mickey's still smiling like he didn't just help mow down that entire family of brooms.
Iger: No, I got it, Dan, but that didn't happen, that's not how that movie went.
DOB: I'm almost positive it is.
Iger:It's not fu- Forget it, we're getting off topic here. The point is, we're rebooting Mickey, and I want you to be the man to help us do it.
Apparently, Iger was impressed with my gritty, in-your-mouth writing style and wanted me to take a swipe at the Mickey reboot. Even though I was kind of busy, both with the site and Agents of Crackeda hot new web series that's going to debut all over your face this Monday, November 9, 2009, I decided to take him up on his offer. The prospect of reinterpreting one of pop culture's most endearing figures was too enticing to pass up. Plus, that whole heart exploding, thing. I got right to work.
My rough draft of "New Mickey" possibilities didn't exactly resonate with Iger in the way I hoped it would.
-May 3rd, 2009-
Iger: No. No, no, absolutely not.
DOB: No to what? The Hitler one? Is your frozen boss still sensitive about that?
Iger: Those are just rumors, and "No" to all of it.DOB: There's really a lot of good stuff on that page, I think if you'll take a second and just stop being such a giant puss-
Iger: "A lot of good stuff"? To what does that refer, exactly? The barely legible scribbling or the completely unusable character sketches? Am I to understand that you thought you could reboot the Mickey franchise simply by drawing Mickey Mouse naked?
DOB: You don't like Steamboat HugeCock? Man, I thought that was a homerun. He tested really well with people who weren't dripping, close-minded puss-
Iger: And what is this? Is this "Mickey Fucks a Horse"?
DOB:Did I write that? Oh ho, man, I'm the best.
Iger: You are not the best.
DOB: Bullshit, name one thing that's better than me.
Iger:Shut up.
[I felt a mild rumbling in my heart and decided to comply.]
Iger: Daniel, I want you to start from scratch.
DOB: From scratch? Look, I don't know how they do things over in The Republic of Puss-
Iger:From scratch, O'Brien, no excuses. And, for future reference, we're fucking Disney. Don't send us squiggles on a piece of loose leaf paper, alright?
DOB: Fine. And might I add that throughout this entire ordeal you've been nothing but a grotesque, man-sized...
DOB: Hel- You still there? Hello? You're a pussy, hello? Like a gaping, pulsing, ah goddammit. Next time.
I went back to the drawing board and, a little while later, had something at least a little more realized.
The ShowCSI: Magic Kingdom follows Mick, the Magic Kingdom's toughest but most tortured criminologist as he solves crimes that usually involve brutal violence and an aggressive amount of semen. Follow Mick as he tracks down rapists and does mostly nothing else with his time. Sample Scenes
MINNIE, taking photographs of the crime scene, is the image of professionalism, her and that big ole' ass of hers. There are several corpses strewn about, all male, all liberally glazed with WHAT IS PROBABLY SEMEN. MINNIE deftly sidesteps a corpse as MICK approaches, a cigarette dangling from his mouth.
It's about time. We've got 10 bodies here and-
Hold it, Min- I haven't even had my first cup of coffee yet.
Better take it to go, Mick. This looks bad.
I can see that. Or should I say, I can see... [Removes sunglasses]... men?ROCK AND ROLL
DONNIE has been drinking- No surprises there. The floor is littered with bottles. In fact, the only thing in the apartment that isn't a half-empty bottle of booze is a broken picture of Daisy Duck, which DONNIE clutches. MICK walks in.
Looks like you've seen better days, Donnie.
[Unintelligible gibberish.] [Unintelligible gibberish.]
I hear you, old friend. I hear you.
[Unintelligible gibberish.] [The "N" word] [Unintelligible gibberish.]
You may have a point. But, Donnie, listen to me. We found him. The guy who killed Daisy... we found him.
[Unintelligible gibberish.]?
That's right. He slipped up and accidentally masturbated all over Pluto's dog house. When we tested the semen, we found it was a perfect match for the stuff found on Daisy.
[Unintelligible gibberish.] Semen, [Unintelligible gibberish.]
I'm not sure that's totally necessary. I took him down with my pistol already, because he pulled a gun on Minnie.
[Unintelligible gibberish.]?
That's right. [Removes Sunglasses] Looks like this pervert's load isn't the only thing that was... shot.ROCK AND ROLL
Goofy is just knee-deep in semen, like, you can't even believe there's so much, where did it even come from?
DOB: "Because it couldn't have come from just one man, right? Because there's so much of it and no one man can hold that much semen, I looked it up. So you gotta figure there's, like, a sadistic group of organized rapists working together with nothing but time. And, like, a whole mess of semen. And Goofy's all-"
Iger: I can read Daniel.
DOB: Really? Huh. You said you didn't like it, so I just assumed it was because, instead of eyes, your sockets were full of two, eye-shaped puss-
Iger: I didn't like it because it was bad. It was repetitive, vulgar, obsessed with semen-
DOB: Who did you think you were hiring?
Iger: -irresponsible, disrespectful to women and stands in complete contrast with everything Disney stands for.
DOB: No, I had that one scene, where the Nazis displayed superior skills, that seems to be pretty in keeping with the-
Iger:Those are just rumors!DOB: Alright, yikes... So you have nothing constructive or supportive to say?
Iger: Ugh. OK... I guess the fireworks look... nice.
DOB: Fire- What fireworks? Oh, that's supposed to be splotches of semen, was that not clear? I knew I should've made them drippier. See, now that is a good note, thank you. "Make semen drippier," got it.
Iger: Start over. This your last chance. Come at me with a variety of ideas, hit me with all you've got and if it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out.
DOB: That sounds fair. Before I go, I'd like to leave you with one of my favorite poems: You are a giant puss-
DOB:DAMMIT.This Other Thing
Somehow, I felt like this was my last chance. Call it intuition or how smart I am, but I could feel it. I thought back to my own childhood. I'd never really connected to Mickey in a big way (probably because he baptized himself in the blood of that broom family he slaughtered), but I did know what it felt like to be caught up in the magic of fantasy. And, as corny as Mickey might be, we need him right now. The children of the world, some of whom may even be mine, need him. This is a world where the economy is in shambles, the country is divided, wars without thought are being waged and parents are abandoning their (alleged) children. We're all growing up a little too fast. We need that corny, black-hole-eyed bastard to tell our kids "It's OK."
November 6, 2009
DOB: Hello?
[Faint sound of heart exploding.]


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Marketworks' CEO Ken Powell has left the company to pursue another opportunity, and CFO Doug Hadaway has taken on the additional responsibility of chief executive. Hadaway had been interim CEO after cofounder and CEO Alec Peters stepped down in 2005.
Hadaway said on Wednesday that Marketworks is well positioned and is in the best financial position in the company's history.
Chief Marketing Officer Paul Lundy said Marketworks has a good product release schedule for 2007. The company is currently in soft launch of a premium store to add to its suite, which includes an existing storefront offering. The premium store is geared toward companies that need a sophisticated, multi-channel solution, and Lundy said it starts to look attractive for merchants making $10,000/month in sales.
Lundy said Powell, who took Marketworks "to some good places," left to pursue an opportunity with some people he had worked with previously, but he has not announced his plans publicly.
Hadaway has been with Marketworks for three years and will keep his CFO duties.
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A Welcome Return to Silent Hill 4
I've been a longtime fan of Silent Hill , since the good old days of the original PlayStation. No Silent Hill game is going to top the previous entries in this series, but the surprise with Silent Hill: Downpour is that out of the gate, the game doesn't suck. In fact, despite a few issues, which I will explore with more detail here, Downpour stands as the best this franchise has seen since 2004's Silent Hill 4: The Room (which in my opinion was the high point of this series).You play as Murphy P...4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
Silent Hill Downpour Review: Revenge is a Long Road 0
Silent Hill, once the jewel of the Survival Horror genre, has suffered a terrible decline since the series left the hands of Japanese developers. The successive weak entries in the series comprising The Room, Origins and Homecoming have taken the psychological nature of the series horror away and replaced it with continuously more action focused elements, with a massive reduction in the genuine fear that the games have been capable of inducing. New developer Vatra Games had a huge task on their ...2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Silent Hill: Downpour - A Franchise Lost in the Mists 0
Silent Hill 2In this game, you play as Murphy Pendleton, a prison inmate who is sidelined into the surreal town of Silent Hill when the bus for his transfer to a supermax prison crashes off the edge of one of the town's many bottomless ravines. Throughout the game, Pendleton tries to run from his fate, but is perpetually pursued and seemingly punished, not only by the bizarrely behaved people that he encounters, but by the town itself which seems intent on driving Murphy toward's confronting som...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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If you're looking for a great Silent Hill game to play, you're in luck. Two came out this month; Silent Hill: Downpour and Silent Hill HD Collection. Only one of them is worthy of a purchase and let me tell you, the one I'm reviewing isn't it.For those unfamiliar with the Silent Hill lore, it's based on a real city that haunts your conscience. It features some of the most horrific creatures of any video game horror series and in some cases, can leave a bit of uncomfortable vial in your mouth fro...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
The itsy-bitsy spider... 0
You are sitting in your room, watching television. Suddenly the channel you are watching changes to static and the paint peels off the walls, revealing an industrial network of pipes, barbed wire, and cogs around you.Awful noises pierce your ears and a blood-curdling scream is heard behind you. Welcome to Silent Hill. Welcome to the Otherworld.The Silent Hill franchise has gone through some tough times in recent memory, and Downpour being delayed a couple times seemed like a bad sign. As it tur...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Silent Hill: Downpour has its flaws, but it's by no means bad. 0
While there are faults in Silent Hill: Downpour's design, it does offer solid gameplay and an enjoyable experience. The storyline flourishes while the combat system leaves you wanting more depth. Rarely is there more to a fight than smashing the 'X' button and periodically pressing 'Y' to block an incoming enemy attack.. Now, having said that, the game is not as bad as some may say. It's hard to replicate the feeling you get when you're trapped in a dark, enclosed area using a lighter to illumin...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Downpour is finally pushing the series in the right direction. 0
This isn't the first time that the Silent Hill franchise has been developed by a non-Japanese development team. Climax Studios and Double Helix Games have both had attempts withOrigins, Homecoming and Shattered Memories. While I didn't think much of Homecoming, I really enjoyed what Climax Studios did with Shattered Memories; I felt that it was a brilliant retelling of the first game's story, but they also managed to twist in their own unique style, creating a compelling, highly tense and atmosp...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
A Fifth Dimension Beyond That Which is Known to Man: Silent Hill 0
Approximately four years ago, Konami released Silent Hill: Homecoming, which was the second attempt at the series by a western developer and the first on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Unlike Downpour, though, Homecoming had the promise of the original music composer of the series, Akira Yamaoka, overseeing the project and making sure the game properly reflected the same sentiment as the other iterations in the series. How much influence Yamaoka had beyond the musical score is unknown, as the game ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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Silent Hill is one of the granddaddies of horror gaming. It created a now-infamous town that brings out the worst side of people; a place where the true horrors are the psychological ones, not the creatures that wander the foggy streets. Many will cite the second game in the series as their favorite survival-horror game of all time, a true masterpiece of psychological horror. In more recent years, the Silent Hill franchise hasn't been doing so well. It seems that Konami doesn't really know what ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Best Silent Hill to date! Don't you believe me?! 0
It is and I'll tell you why.The story is on par with the best games in the franchise with gruesome and emotional twists. Although to be fair it isn't as shocking or strong as Silent Hill 2 or 4. The characters while believable, have that vague design to them typical of Silent Hill games. There is a cool boss fight also, as well as some interesting and meaningful set-pieces.The graphics are the best to date on a Silent Hill game, with effects like rain and thunderstorms, well detailed characters,...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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Don't think you can go wrong with Lucy, simple classic little girls name. Jude but more unusual but very striking an handsome
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I think their both very nice.
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Like Lucy, hate Jude, I don't know why but it just seems to feminine to me, like it's an abbreviation of Judith, and also seems a little strange paired with Lucy which is such a common, classic name.
posted by guest :: 2013-09-28 01:35:52 | report
well, actually we don't know what we're having so we have a boy and girl name chosen. We are Beatles fans and that's how we came to pick those names.
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I'm a fan of Jude, like that it sounds strong, and a little vintage.
I find Lucy a tad cutesy, prefer Alice for a similar sound
I find Lucy a tad cutesy, prefer Alice for a similar sound
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Both are great choices, especially if you're Beatles fans.
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> So it seems that there are repeated attempts to connect via telnet (port
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> Any idea how to investigate this?
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Courthouse filled with spontaneous joy, for once
Gay couples celebrate federal ruling by getting married
I literally was a witness to history Saturday, as my signature on the wedding license of Juan Youngblood and Rodolfo Gutierrez Ibarra will attest.
Many of the same-sex couples who showed up at the Milwaukee County Courthouse to get married were acting with such spontaneous joy that they didn't have time to pull together family or friends to stand up in the weddings.
So I and other bystanders were offered the privilege of standing alongside these happy lovers to watch them exchange wedding vows one day after Barbara Crabb, a federal judge in Madison, overturned Wisconsin's ban on gay marriage. The judge cited liberty and equality, two pretty good reasons all people should be allowed to marry the one they love.
Circuit Judge M. Joseph Donald conducted the brief ceremony in a shady spot outside the courthouse. The second witness was state Rep. Christine Sinicki, her third of the day. I met one sequin-clad woman, Olivia Schaber, who had witnessed eight marriages, some for friends but most for strangers.
The forms will need to be updated — the license listed Rodolfo, 28, as the bride and Juan, also 28, as the groom. What mattered is that it was all legal, or as the judge put it, "by the authority vested in me by the State of Wisconsin."
"We didn't think it would happen, but it's about time," Juan said after the vows and rings were exchanged amid tears of joy.
"Instead of going to breakfast, we said, 'Let's go get married!'" Rodolfo said with a laugh.
The two Milwaukee men both work in the restaurant business. They have been a couple five years after meeting online.
On Saturday, 78 showed up to marry. Another 68 were wed Friday evening.
I'm happy to report that not a single traditional man-woman marriage was harmed in the process. Judge Donald has been married 28 years, and I for 33 years, and these unions are not shaking today, as opponents of same-sex marriage might expect. A few protesters showed up, including one carrying a sign that spelled vile as vial.
I preferred the hand-lettered "Love wins" and "Love grows" signs displayed by sisters Zohreh Armin, 9, and Saphira, 6, who along with their parents came just to watch history unfold.
Traffic was brisk in the county clerk's office where people signed up for licenses. They must have felt like they were dreaming. I ran into Karen Arbit there, who proudly told me her daughter, Rachel, 27, was about to marry Ashley Norris, 30. She called them amazing, strong women.
"I teach tolerance and diversity and acceptance at school, and now I get to live it in my personal life," Karen said. She teaches at Maple Dale School in Fox Point. That diversity spread throughout the ceremony outside a few minutes later when Judge Jeffrey Conen, who is Jewish, conducted the ceremony, and one of the two witnesses was a young man from Taiwan.
"'Til death do us part. Until we die!" Rachel said loudly and with comedic emphasis during the exchange of vows.
That's what this was about, ordinary people promising to love each other for the rest of their lives. Man, the courthouse was a happy place Saturday.
Jesse Carter and William Allen, both in tuxedos, were the best-dressed couple I encountered. They arrived around 8 a.m. and were 13th on the quickly growing list to get married.
"This is history. I never thought I'd see it in my lifetime, and I'm 60 years old. Especially here in Milwaukee," Jesse said. He is retired from the military, and William, 49, is a chef. The two have been together 24 years, through good times and challenging ones.
They brought along a framed copy of their 2013 state domestic partnership certificate, and it will go back up on their dining room wall in Milwaukee alongside their new marriage license.
Jesse understands that intolerance doesn't usually go away easily. But he hopes that license will remain valid in the face of inevitable legal challenges.
"We still have a battle ahead. We don't know what's going to come out of it. I'll still fight," he said.
But for now, as a newly and, yes, legally married gay couple in the state of Wisconsin, they planned to celebrate, maybe with a trip this weekend to PrideFest, which this year couldn't be timed better.
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The Girls star, 25, says she wants to start a family at some point but when that time comes, she doesn't necessarily want to involve her children in her job – and vice versa.
"My goal is to create a career I can walk away from and become a mom," Williams, who has been dating CollegeHumor and Vimeo cofounder Ricky Van Veen since 2011, tells Glamour in its March issue. "I'd love to be a mom – and not have to bring my kids into my trailer ... Or a balance [of both]. But you've [got to] call it on the fly to a certain extent."
Adds the actress: "If you go into acting for love of the craft, and you dodge the fame aspect, it's more sustainable."
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"Anytime you lose the last game of the season, it's difficult," coach Jim Caldwell said. Particularly on this (Super Bowl) stage. It's a bitter pill to swallow.
"Obviously, (the Colts) can hold their heads up. They fought all season long. They performed well all season long. So we'll just use this disappointment as fuel for next year. And as soon as we get over it, we'll look and try to mold this team and see if we can get back here next year."
Wide receiver Reggie Wayne said the Colts need to look ahead to the 2010 season.
"That's to be determined (how Indianapolis will bounce back). We've just got to step up. We've got to stay together. We've got to stay as a tight group. We've got to figure out a way to bounce back," Wayne said.
"That's the way the game goes. You win some, you lose some. I just feel that we have the caliber of team that will stick together and figure out a way to not have this feeling. Hopefully we will keep (the Colts' recent run of success) going."
His quarterback, Peyton Manning, agrees.
"I felt like we played well in this postseason. We played well in our first playoff game. Played well (against the New York Jets in the AFC Championship Game). At times we made plays against the Saints. But we obviously didn't make enough plays. We just didn't play well enough to win."
Tight end Dallas Clark had a hard time putting things into perspective.
"It's miserable. It's not the way you want to end your season. It's still a little early to comment on a true feeling. But it's not good," Clark said. "We had our opportunities. We just weren't able to take advantage of them."
Defensive tackle Daniel Muir said the players need to try to put the Saints' loss behind them.
"One thing about our team is that we are never down. It doesn't matter. We are going to fight you until the end," he said. "Guys were obviously upset. (Losing to the Saints) was not the outcome that we wanted in the football game. It is hard to take a loss, especially one of this magnitude."
Weak-side linebacker Clint Session was at a loss for words to explain what happened to Super Bowl XLIV.
"This is a tough feeling. This is a tough feeling. You let the city down. We let ourselves down. We let the (coaching) staff down. They're not playing. We're out there playing. I don't know, man. It's tough. It's a tough loss," Session said.
Cornerback Kelvin Hayden tried to put the Super Bowl loss to the Saints, and the entire 2009 season, into some perspective.
"It's disappointing because we set the mission to come out as Super Bowl champions and we feel one game short," Hayden said.
"We just fall into the pile with the rest of the teams (in the league). We didn't finish the task. Not taking anything away from this season because we had a great season as a team. We fought adversity week in and week out. We had a great year."
WHAT WENT RIGHT: The Colts' young receivers, Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie, made huge strides during the course of the 2009 regular season. Collie wasn't slated to see a lot of playing time early in the year but was thrown into the fire when starter Anthony Gonzalez suffered a season-ending knee injury in the regular season opener. Garcon also quickly developed.
The running game also showed improvement as the season progressed. Defensive tackles Daniel Muir and Antonio Johnson helped to solidify the middle of the defensive line. Safety Melvin Bullitt played very well as he started the majority of the team's games at strong safety, taking over for an injured Bob Sanders.
And rookie cornerbacks Jerraud Powers and Jacob Lacey were forced to play earlier than expected due to injuries to starters Kelvin Hayden and Marlin Jackson. Punter/kickoff specialist Pat McAfee also had a strong rookie season.
WHAT WENT WRONG: Key injuries to key defensive personnel hurt the Colts throughout the regular season and the playoffs. Bob Sanders, Marlin Jackson and Tyjuan Hagler all suffered season-ending injuries. Hayden missed the early portion of the season due to a variety of injuries. Defensive end Dwight Freeney's third-degree ankle sprain heading into the Super Bowl also hurt his overall effectiveness.
The offense wasn't immune, either, as Gonzalez suffered a season-ending knee injury early in the year.
While the running game did show improvement as the year progressed, it's still not up to the form the Colts showed during the team's 2006 run to Super Bowl XLI. More consistency is needed in the running game next year. Placekicker Adam Vinatieri came into the season injured after having hip surgery. He also had knee surgery in the middle of the year.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "Our team is certainly disappointed. There's only one happy team in the National football League at the end of the year. Obviously, that's the goal and the aim. To win it all, to win the Lombardi Trophy and we failed at that. We're proud of the way we fought all year long. They did a great job of representing our franchise, our organization. They did a tremendous job during the regular season. But you don't get any trophies for the regular season. So we're going to take our disappointment and let it fuel us a little bit and see what 2010 brings for us." — Caldwell after his team dropped a 31-17 decision to New Orleans in Super Bowl XLIV.
— QB Peyton Manning completed 31-of-45 passes for 333 yards, one touchdown and had an interception returned for a touchdown.
— By surpassing 169 yards passing in Super Bowl XLIV, Manning joined Brett Favre (5,855) and Joe Montana (5,772) as the only quarterbacks to have passed for more than 5,000 postseason passing yards. He now has 5,164 career passing yards.
— TE Dallas Clark hauled in seven passes for 86 yards. Clark set two NFL postseason pass receiving records for tight ends. He now has 64 total playoff receptions and 847 yards, also a league postseason record.
— RB Joseph Addai rushed 13 times for a game-high 77 yards and a touchdown. He also caught seven passes for 58 yards.
— WR Austin Collie had 241 receiving yards in the postseason, coming up one yard short of Torry Holt's record for the most yards receiving by a rookie in one postseason (Rams, 1999).
— LB Gary Brackett had a game-high 13 tackles, 12 solo, in Super Bowl XLIV.
— PK Matt Stover became the oldest player (42 years, 11 days) to ever play in a Super Bowl game. He missed a 51-yard field-goal attempt in the fourth quarter, which ended a streak of 16 consecutive field goals made in postseason play by Stover. His last miss came in an AFC wild card game when he played against the Miami Dolphins for the Baltimore Ravens.
— DE Dwight Freeney started against the Saints. Freeney had been sidelined the previous two weeks with a third-degree right ankle sprain. He reportedly worked out on the beach during Super Bowl week in preparation for playing in Super Bowl XLIV. Freeney was not on a play count heading into the Saints game.
He finished the game with one tackle, a sack.
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Adventure/Off-road: Riding in Mexico - Going loco
By: Paddy Tyson
Losing your riding buddy deep in Mexican mud isn't the best way to start an adventure on two wheels...
"Mi Amigo es perdido" I say in my best, grammatically flawed Spanish, but the guy gets the message. My friend was lost. Where previously there were two of us travellers, now there was only me, standing mournfully outside the hotel in Creel, northern Mexico, high in the Sierra Madre mountains.
I couldn't think what else to do. Matt and I had spent the day riding part of the rim of the Copper Canyon, and had planned to try and make it to Batopilas, the village that nestles in the base of the canyon, that evening. But it's a tough 70km of dirt that winds its way down over 6000ft and given the rain, we'd agreed to ride the mud together. Now I'd lost him and just couldn't keep riding around aimlessly looking any longer, so I decided to retrace my steps to the last place we'd stayed together, in the hope that he'd do the same.
I'd already seen the police, it's hard not to in these parts with the drugs war going on, but they assured me they hadn't seen any other gringos on motorcycles. I think. With their balaclavas and automatic weapons they're just not really people you can engage in meaningful conversation, at least not when your Spanish is as bad as mine.
With the temperature dropping and the light fading I took the room again, which at least was clean and at $8 a pleasure to stay in, and headed in to the town centre for something to eat. Having had some super fresh chicken the night before (it was outside walking around when we ordered it), I let all my Western prejudice about hygiene lead me to a touristy looking establishment. I had a few burritos and retired to write my journal and assess Matt's plight. For example, I was carrying all our water and extra fuel supply and he had barely $20 left in cash. I had to find him. We were in this together, a team, and anyway he still had the chain lube and the biscuits!
It was about 9pm that I first felt peculiar, and by 9.30pm I was literally redecorating the room from every orifice. There is no polite way to describe my state. By 11pm there wasn't an ounce of material left to be expelled from my body, but even so, every half hour, just as I was falling in an exhausted state into the arms of sleep, my stomach would remind me that it was still fighting the bacteria, and the retching would begin again. After a week in the area I was getting quite accustomed to the nightly sounds of small arms fire, but now I couldn't care less.
I think I managed to get almost an hour's sleep, and drank most of a glass of water before getting Alberto, the hotel manager, to help me get the bike off the stand. It's only a 650 dual sport, but I had barely the energy to walk.
Leaving town a truck tried successfully to run me off the road and as I did my best to just keep the bike upright, I saw in the mirrors that he was turning around and coming back for more. Today really didn't seem to be working out the way I'd planned.
He pulled up beside me.
"How are ya doin, dere man? Shure I just saw da Irish flag on da front of yer bike and thought I'd get yer attention for a wee chat!" said Mark, from Navan in Ireland. "I don't get to see many men from Ireland riding through these parts, especially not when we are waiting for the snow."
I did my best to hold up a conversation, but was working harder to hold up the bike, and hold down the glass of water. There are times when you curse your fellow countrymen and their friendliness. At least I knew I had found a friend (with appalling driving), if I couldn't find Matt today.
Mud glorious mud
With thickening fog, which still managed to produce heavy rain, I overshot the unmarked turning to Batopilas by 20km. For some inexplicable reason my body had now started to sweat profusely, no doubt because it had realised there was one more way of expelling liquid that it hadn't thought of before, and I started to feel even weaker.
Turning into the correct mud road, I had slithered barely a mile on my road tyres and was wondering whether Matt would really have come this way on his own, when I got a corner completely wrong at the same time as I met the only vehicle for an hour.
I'd like to think that I scored points for style and grace, as my wheels swapped ends in the rutted quagmire and I remained upright, coming to a halt next to the passenger window of the 4x4.
"Hi, there! You must be Paddy," said the Canadian girl in the front seat.
I was stunned. Had my pirouetting reputation gone before me?
"Your friend is down in the village. He's worried about you and asked us to look out for you. Take care on the road, it starts to get steep and slippery ahead."
Starts to?
At least I knew Matt was alive and safe, even if thirsty and broke, and if he had made it down the canyon in one piece then I could too. Matt had only got his motorcycle licence before leaving Anchorage (three months earlier) and was on his way to his mum's in Vermont to surprise her for Christmas. Then he met me in Arizona and over a beer or two I'd persuaded him Panama might be warmer, so he changed all his plans. Perhaps I was feeling a little responsible for getting him down here.
I gathered together the last of my energy reserves and hoped my experience from a dozen years as a dispatch rider would somehow guide me all the way there.
The first few miles didn't seem too bad and I picked up the pace, letting the bike slide around beneath me on the relatively smooth surface. Then I got to the construction zone. There were no cones, or lollipop ladies, no stop signs or diversions, just lots of heavy machinery in the mud trying to cut a road from the canyon walls and workers huddling around fires to keep warm. The smoke was hanging in the air between the pine trees, replacing the fog that had lifted, but the going under tyre became properly stupid. The puddles were sometimes like trenches, so I adopted a 'hope for the best' style of riding, as sometimes they were deeper than the bash plate, but the ever-falling altitude and slick surface meant that actually stopping wasn't really an option. I just plunged from one obstacle to the next, be it a fallen tree, semi-submerged in the mud, or a recently carved culvert. Then, perhaps carrying 15-20mph, I got in a big slide with the bars turned full lock, and held it, feet up for almost 10 yards, to the accompaniment of a huge cheer from one group of workers who were huddled round a fire ill-dressed for the cold. I don't know who divinely intervened for that moment, but I just sat there and held on.
The last major obstacle in that construction zone was where a bulldozer was moving a load of rubble from a recent detonation in the cliff face. I pulled up behind a pick-up truck and waited, assessing the situation.
A solid wall of rock on my right and an awful lot of fresh air on my left. The road ahead looked like the sort of thing you only see in magazines reporting from the South American Andes. There was a pile of gravel and boulders lying at about 30º from cliff to chasm the whole way across the track and the bulldozer was pushing the bigger rocks over the edge into oblivion.
It was one of those times when you just say "shit" quietly to yourself.
Then the bulldozer driver backed away and the 4x4 truck in front of me just floored the throttle and ran at the small mountain of rubble. Spitting rocks and mud and getting perilously close to being bounced over the edge, the truck made it. The bulldozer driver looked at me through the broken window on his cab and waved me on.
In for a penny in for a pound – there was no way I was turning round now. Without the strength to stand up on the pegs I just opened the throttle and hoped for the best, it had worked thus far. I may have even closed my eyes at one point, but with dogged perseverance I managed to clear all the rocks and I did my very best to look cool afterwards.
With the decreasing altitude I was soon out of the rain and with the increasing temperature I stopped sweating – go figure! Miles of switchbacks got me down to one valley, before briefly climbing again after one river crossing and dropping even further into the canyon system as the road went on and on. I met one truck with three armed men and a suspiciously covered load in the back, 10 soldiers walking miles from nowhere and a handful of donkeys and goats. Otherwise the road was all mine.
The road was only carved out of the canyon in 1976 so I was intrigued to see what the town of Batopilas was like, and why it was there, completely cut off when the snows on the canyon rim close the access.
Most of the road is single track and the surface is one of broken rock, bike breaking corrugations or sand – occasionally all three at the same time. The scenery though, is truly stunning. The vegetation changes dramatically with altitude, so the pine forests at the top give way to cactus and palms by the bottom. After all, it's only a few degrees north of the Tropic of Cancer, which accounts for the big increase in temperature too.
Lost and found
The last 10 miles or so followed the side of the river and at 5pm a single-track concrete and steel bridge took me over the water and into the town. Single width sectional concrete never felt so smooth, even if it was interspersed with huge speed bumps. The town had really only one street, following the course of the river on the narrow valley floor, with houses and small businesses crammed shoulder to shoulder into the hillside or built perilously out over the river.
This far from the rest of the world, I found it hard to believe that there was a traffic jam. Four pick-ups and I waited for a JCB to extricate itself from the tree that it just accidentally felled with its jib. There was much excitement, because it appears that other than homicides, there isn't that much going on most days! I had a few people come up and tell me that my friend was waiting for me in the square, which was strangely comforting, but also hard to believe, because I couldn't imagine there being room for a town square between the water and the hills.
But this being Mexico, they'd found room for a little square, complete with a church, some bullet-marked buildings, some roaming dogs and a few old men chatting in the shade of a tree. It really was, or had been, a prosperous little town, the centre of a very manual copper mining industry employing only people and donkeys.
"So what took you so long old man?" yelled a beaming Matt from across the square "And why do you look so darned white? Seen a ghost?"
He'd secured us a great room with private terrace in a small hotel and had used his effervescent personality and complete lack of Spanish to win the trust of the owner and get himself some credit! All that was left for me to do was ride through the open doors into the dining room and through the kitchen before going down a few steps into the rear courtyard.
Matt fired up the stove for tea, so that we could regale each other with stories of derring-do, mud, rocks, illness and blind panic, while sitting there in a little mining town miles from anywhere in the base of the Copper Canyon. I fell asleep to the sound of accordion music and small arms fire. A few days later we'd be making the climb back out the same way. But then that's what they call adventure motorcycling, and I wouldn't give it up for the world!
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>> I finally bought Treo 650 over the weekend, I did not have much time to play
>> around with it but I like it very much. I did not care about internet
>> connectivity so I decided not to wait for 700P.
>> I wish it vibrated little bit harder, I cannot feel it while it is in my shirt
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>> Is there a calendar replacement program that will allow me to silence the
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I am looking for an option that will turn off all sounds during an event.
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>> In my previous phone (Sanyo RL-2500), the LED blinked whenever I had
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>> How can I do that on TREO? I have set it up to remind me twice, but ifI get
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It's not that customers rarely have genuine complaints in restaurants, it's just that too many people don't know how to complain. And even fewer restaurateurs know how to respond. We, in Ireland, are a polite people by and large. By the time we actually decide to complain we tend to have built up a head of steam and the first salvo in the ensuing exchange ends up looking like a blast from a flame-thrower.
Many readers of The Irish Times seem to decide that discretion is the better part of valour; they register a mild complaint and then email the restaurant in the cold light of dawn. Good policy, I would say. And good restaurants respond in a similarly measured fashion. In the end, both sides are happy. Occasionally, of course, the restaurant goes silent and the displeased customer tells all their friends what happened and customers, actual and potential, are lost. And they often copy me their complaint, for which I am most grateful.
I have a huge file of emails containing correspondence between angry eaters and restaurateurs and I have developed what I think is a bit of a nose for people who go out looking for trouble and who are never happier than when they are complaining. They are a very small minority but they are pretty painful.
I see that Neil Perry, one of Australia's most celebrated chefs, has had his email correspondence with a disgruntled customer, placed in the public domain. This could be quite embarassing but, given that great chefs tend to be a touch temperamental and are not known for their PR skills, I think Perry acquitted himself pretty well. He's a busy man and unlike a lot of celebrity chefs, e.g. Gordon Ramsay, he actually cooks.
I can't judge the rights and wrongs of this dispute, of course. But the secret of effective complaining is brevity and the avoidance of any suggestion that you might, just possibly, be considered a bit of a pain. On this occasion – and this is just my opinion – Perry's email adversary seems to have erred in this respect.
I've eaten Perry's food on several occasions and it has varied between the near sublime and the overpriced and ordinary. But there's no doubt that when he's on song he's brilliant. Mind you – and it's been a couple of years since I've eaten in Sydney – I prefer to head out to Jared Ingersoll's Dank Street Depot. Very different stuff, right enough, but more my bag. Food is fashion in Sydney, to a greater extent than in many cities, and you sometimes get a side order of "attitude". Much of what Neil Perry has to say in his email correspondence is measured, witty and polite – especially when you consider that Australians are inclined to say what they think. Without a whole lot of subtlety.


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After getting plans for the Grand River Arts Walk back on track, the city is looking to start construction on the trail yet this year if Mother Nature allows it.
The city hopes to get started in August. City Engineer Jon Dowling said with a start date that far into the construction season, weather could push it into 2010.
"If everything comes together we should be doing good," Dowling said. "If it starts getting later in the season, we could be holding off until next summer."
Construction on the portion of the trail from Louis Glick Highway to Monroe Street is slated to begin mid-August.
Fall rains and flooding do not get dried off by the sun in October and November, which would interfere with construction, he said.
The original route called for part of the trail to be in the railroad right-of-way, but Norfolk Southern railroad wouldn't sign off because of safety concerns, resulting in a 1.2-mile trail that's about a half mile longer than the original version.
The trail now will start by the Farmers Market and head north on Mechanic Street to Armory Arts Village apartments. It would exit the Armory through an archway in the former prison wall toward North Street, then follow the Grand River north to Monroe Street and connect to Lions Park.
The project, which will cost about $1.5 million, is primarily funded by state grants, with the city paying a small portion.
Dowling said the project was submitted to the Michigan Department of Transportation, which will have contractors bid on it in July.
Demetrius Parker, MDOT traffic service center manager, said the project will be awarded to the lowest prequalified bidder.
"It is a way to promote and encourage other modes of transportation," Parker said about the project. "It is very significant, not only to the city but the county as well. The thought is maybe other trails would pick up where this ended up at. We want to get continuance in Jackson. This is the first step in making it happen."


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With early estimates coming in at about $100,000 and a recent engineer' estimate at $86,500, the project will be completed at a cost, much lower than expected.
Township policy has been to add trail segments as they have money available. The trail along the East Beltline ended abruptly because of the costs involved in traversing the area between an existing pond and the East Beltline guardrail.
The township trail system, which was started over 12 years ago, now has approximately ten and a half miles completed, said Supervisor Michael DeVries.
Other sections of trail anticipated to be built soon include the area in front of the coming Spectrum Health Medical Complex near Three Mile and Knapp Street, which will be primarily paid for by Spectrum.
The Township is next looking to add trail from Knapp Street to Grand River Avenue, which would connect biking residents with Ada Township's Roselle Park.