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Charlie Manuel's got a lot of decisions to make. The Phillies' offense could be in trouble.
After losing Jayson Werth in the offseason and then Chase Utley once Spring Training started, there seems to be little, if any protection for Ryan Howard in the Phillies' lineup. Manual will have to juggle players in, out and around Howard to provide him with protection and help pick up the slack when he fails to deliver.
Over the past few years the biggest topic debated within the Phillies' lineup is whether or not Jimmy Rollins should remain in the leadoff spot. His low on base percentage and propensity to try and be a power hitter has worn on fans who want to see a true "table setter" at the top of the lineup.
Charlie Manuel has shown his stubbornness; his unwillingness to remove Brad Lidge from the closer role in 2009 may have cost them a championship. His inability to adapt his lineup in 2011 may do the same.
Here is a look at the Phillies'—could and should be—lineup to start the season.

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Phillies fans across the area could only dream of conversing with the likes of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels. But for former Penn righty Paul Cusick, it became a reality earlier this week.
After falling to No. 2 North Carolina on Mar. 3, 15-6, the Quakers defeated Rutgers, 15-7, and Harvard, 14-13, in overtime.
A roundup about Penn Men's Basketball class of 2016.
According to his Twitter bio, former Penn basketball player Justin Reilly is a "Wharton Grad. Entrepreneur. Poet. Activist. Writer. Retired D1 Athlete."


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Hello and welcome to my blog! Because I love to read books from a wide variety of genres, I enjoy showcasing an eclectic assortment of authors and their stories – ranging from romance and erotica to horror, sci-fi & fantasy and everything in between and all combinations. You'll even have posts from Casey Moss/C.R. Moss on occasion! This is where the story comes first. Enjoy!
05 February 2012
Six Sentence Sunday ~ Sunset Desires ( #sixsunday @6_Sunday @DecadentPub )
"You did what?" Gwendolyn Tramonto's jaw dropped open in surprise. Her heart skipping a beat, she glanced at her cousin, Seana, and her sister, Ivy, whose mouth hung open in a large O, then stared at her cousin, Heather. Gwen whiteknuckled the local-brew beer bottle.
Heather reached across the small cocktail table in the southern porch style beach bar and patted her hand. "I set up a date for your last night here on this beautiful island.
For more, on Sunset Desires visit Decadent Publishing & for other Six Sentence participants visit www.sixsunday.com
5 comments:
- Alix said...
Descriptive six, I'm hooked to find out more.
- February 5, 2012 at 12:39 AM
- Jessica Subject said...
I want to know what happens next! Want more of Gwen's reaction, and of course to know what happens on the date. LOL
- February 5, 2012 at 5:02 AM
- C. Moss said...
Thanks for stopping by Alix & Jessica and commenting! glad you enjoyed the 6.
- February 5, 2012 at 11:32 AM
- Liz said...
nice touch with "local brew" (remember: if you tell me a city I can tell you what that is!)
- February 5, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- C. Moss said...
;) Liz.
Next time will do. :)
- February 5, 2012 at 12:16 PM


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Auditions will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday for Amarillo Little Theatre's first MainStage show of the season, "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story."
Roles are available for 10 to 15 men and 10 to 15 women of all ages. Men's roles include Buddy Holly, members of the Crickets, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper.
Auditions - which will take place on the ALT MainStage, 2019 Civic Circle - will consist of a 60-second prepared vocal audition as well as cold readings from the script. Those auditioning for Holly and the Crickets should demonstrate an ability to play the required instruments, according to an ALT news release.
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"Well, right now we've got two sets of X-rays, one I took last Monday and one I took after Saturday's scrimmage. Basically, they were taken on two different X-ray machines so the quality is different on both of the X-rays and it's inconclusive. So I had a CT scan and they had a problem sending the images over here so I don't really know anything more than you guys do,'' he said.
"But I know from the X-ray the screw looks good and that's really important because that's one of the things that Ben (Olson) had a problem with when he broke his foot, so the screw looks good and it's not really swollen too bad so that's also a very positive thing. It's definitely not the same thing as before."
That, at least, is good news.
Oh, and there will be no surgery - also a big plus. Here is more from Paulsen...
Is it the same spot?
"On the X-rays the heel bone is a little bit lighter but there's still like a dark spot where the fracture was on the old X-ray and so on the new X-ray, which is a better quality, that spot is a little darker. But the quality of the X-ray is actually better so everything is a little more distorted so you can't really tell anything from it."
If only you went to a school that had a good medical facility...
"I know. I think that's the problem. We have too many resources to use here.":
Are you in a better mood about this than you were on Saturday?
"I'm obviously going to be stressed because I'm not practicing and I want to be practicing." We're talking long term...
"Long term I'm not stressed about it. It's feeling better today than it was yesterday and that's good. Long term I'm not worried about it."
Do you really need the crutches right now?
"It's more of a precautionary thing. Right now they're treating it like it is broken and they're just waiting. Better safe than sorry type of thing, you know?"
If it is broken, did they give you an idea how long you'd be out?
"Well, there's no surgery involved because the screw is fine so it just would be like the second half of what I did the first time. Instead of eight to 10 weeks, it'd probably be something like four to six, if it was actually broken, depending on how it heals, because it's in a spot in the foot where there's not a lot of blood flow and as a result it kind of varies on how you heal, person to person."
Are you disappointed now that Nate Chandler is the biggest tight end on this team?
"I guess so. He's huge. He's really big. Actually, I'm going to try to lose a little weight. They think it will help me out with my foot and stuff like that."
Are you going to try to get a wider shoe?
"I don't know, I think I have the widest shoe they have here and then I have orthotics and stuff so it's just one of those things that happens, kind of a freak thing."


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Hey! The names Rock, I'm a professional game developer as well as a Youtube game commentator over at youtube.com/rockenroll4life.
Published Industry Games I've worked On
1. Go Play Circus Star (Wii)
2. Medieval Games (Wii)
3. Harley-Davidson: Road Trip (Wii)
4. Martian Panic (Wii)
5. Dino Strike (Wii)
6. Deepak Chopra's Leela (XBox 360 / Wii)
7. Pajanimals: Light In The Sky (iOS)
Anime wise whether it be an anime that I'm currently watching or a brand new one I find interesting, I always take the time to enjoy them.
So if anyone has any suggestions for anime that they enjoyed and would like to share with someone else then feel free to shoot me a message on my messenger or on here.
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YAY!!!!!!!! I thought you would like it!
Happy Valentine's Day (a little late) I miss you too!!!!
Hehehe, yep that is how my life is going right now too!
I remember when you watched Monster, it does look really interesting, I will have to give it a try soon! I started watching Kimi ni Todoke and I am loving it!!!
:P I know!!!! Everyone keeps telling me that. I need a full life update from you! ^_^
Plus I need some good anime recommendations since I have been out of the loop for so long!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh no! I am sorry, I have been having all sorts of problems with my facebook account for some reason. People keep randomly getting deleted and messages have not been showing up in my inbox or on my wall. Very random! *sigh*
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The hair looks a little cheap for the price......expected a bit higher quality. The back and sides are also too short. Additionally I entered the coupon code for free ground shipping but when the charge appeared on my statement I was charged for S&H. Also BEWARE they talk about easy returns but neglect to make it clear that you will be charged a 25% restocking fee. VERY disappointing and will NEVER order from this company again!
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Purchased this wig and received many compliments when I wear it. Selected a darker shade than what appears.
I have all of Sherri's short wigs and this is one of my favorites by far. I have all of them in 3T/4/613. I want to get another one of these in the color shown but am unsure which color it is. Can somebody help me? Is it the DA021? I love this wig! Help! Please!!
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I have been looking for a wig like this for a long time. I have gotten more compliments on this wig than any other that I own and I have a lot of wigs. It is comfortable and cool and classy. But at the same time you can make it sort of funky if you want to.
In love
I am so in love with everything about this wig! The cut the feeling the lightness of it... EVERYTHING! I'm definitely ordering a second one in a different color.
the hairdo I always wanted
Since I was in Jr high I wanted this hairdo! The color I picked F2016 is closer to my natural color than any dye job I ever had. The style is so me that I always get compliments. I love this wig!
I have this wig in the F1B/BURG and it's fabulous. I get so many compliments and everyone asks me where I get my hair done. People especially love the color. Surprisingly a lot of men have complimented me and tell me they love my short hair. I'm going to get another one I just can't decide whether to get burgundy again or to try another color.
Awesomeclean style...natural lookingI ordered the DAO21..I love itgot so many compiments so I ordered the 3T/4/613..can't wait to get it..love love love...
Just Beautiful
This is the most beautiful wig. I've been asked several times what color is my hair and where did I get it done. To be honest I've explained it's a Sherri Shepard wig. I can't say anything bad about this wig because it just looks good. I purchased 3T/4/613 and the color is great.
Love it! Ordering a second wig in a different color
Love it!
so chic and light and fun to wear! talk about easy way to sexy short hair. love it!
Love this style!
I receive so many compliments when I wear this! It is my favorite!
my boyfriends favorite
i really like the way this wig is cut. my boyfriend doesnt like short hair but loves this one. he says it is sexy! this is going to be my fovorite for the summer.


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PPI drops in May 2005
June 15, 2005
The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods fell 0.6 percent in May, seasonally adjusted. This decline followed a 0.6-percent increase in April and a 0.7-percent advance in March.
The index for finished energy goods fell 3.5 percent in May, after rising 2.1 percent in April. Accounting for nearly half of this downturn, gasoline prices dropped 9.9 percent in May, following a 2.6-percent increase a month earlier.
Prices for finished consumer foods declined 0.3 percent in May, compared with a 0.1-percent rise in April. The index for fresh and dry vegetables dropped 15.0 percent, following a 1.1-percent increase in the preceding month.
The index for finished consumer goods other than foods and energy inched up 0.1 percent in May, following a 0.2-percent advance in April.
From May 2004 to May 2005, prices for finished goods increased 3.5 percent, as shown in the chart. Over the same period, the index for finished energy goods climbed 10.2 percent, the index for finished consumer foods advanced 0.8 percent, and prices for finished goods other than foods and energy rose 2.6 percent.
These data are from the BLS Producer Price Index program. For more information, see "Producer Price Indexes -- May 2005" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-1053. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, PPI drops in May 2005 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/jun/wk2/art03.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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'Don't you have your website? That's unconvincing.' There was a time when marketer, businessman, enterprise stretched to their efforts just to have their websites registered & have an online presence. The time has changed so fast that it seems too old now. The generation is moving toward smart phones and mobile applications. Why to open the desktop and go through the browser when you have mobile application? Websites have become 'history' and…Continue
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Last year the International Longevity Centre confirmed what society already knew: the UK is aging. While those aged between 15 and 64 will grow on average by 29,000 every year until 2037, those aged 65 and over will rise by 278,800 a year.
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Recently, there have been exciting announcements about innovative breakthrough technologies, including 3-D printing, wearable smart watches and "nano" drug delivery capabilities. These and other cutting-edge technologies hold great promise. Enhancing the base of their development through collaboration, investment in the next generation of scientists, and "technology foraging" will fuel the manufacturing engines that transform our economic future and quality of…Continue
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Organisations across a variety of sectors are being disrupted by new commercial models enabled by digital technologies. Consumers are able to compare and switch suppliers with greater ease and expectations as to how products and services are delivered has risen due to the pervasiveness of mobile and tablet computing.
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Not so long ago, Google published an article that revealed some interesting facts – and, if you are selling products and services online, you will want to take note of these facts! The Google research reveals that a mere half a second added to the load time for a search results page may erode…Continue
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Clients have asked me several questions on choosing .NET framework against Open Source alternative such as Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Based development. While we do development on both technologies, the ones who gravitate towards .NET eventually had these reasons to select .NET framework…
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The concept of e-commerce has already conquered the majority of business across the world. And now, it has stepped into the turf of smart-phones as well, forming m-commerce. This practice of trade is highly prevalent especially in android devices. The most popular android is the iPhone and it owes its success to the numerous apps placed on its screen.
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In the year 2015, the enterprises will get the idea that Hadoop is not just a new database, or merely just another newest advancement in data processing and daily analytics. Rather it is a revolutionizing development with all-bracing hypothesis for the every business model. Hadoop is one of the leading names in big data analytics. It's no hush-hush that several companies have made a name for themselves making use of the open-sourced software framework.
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In 1973, Philadelphians Barbara and Stephen Gold became part-owners of a 100-acre property in Sullivan County, in the Endless Mountains region of north-central Pennsylvania.
Its cabin was more than a vacation getaway. In an era of antigovernment protests, the politically passionate young urbanites figured, only partly in jest, that it could be a refuge should revolution and chaos come to the city.
Instead, a revolution came to Sullivan County. An energy revolution. The cabin sat atop one of the world's largest shale formations: the Marcellus.


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Signs your hearing might be fading
Posted: 2:55 PM EDT Jun 20, 2013 Updated: 5:07 PM EST Jan 28, 2015
Is it time for a hearing aid? Use these tips to measure if your hearing is starting to fade.
- You struggle to understand conversations
- You have to turn the TV or radio up really loud to hear it
- You struggle to hear on the telephone
- You have ringing in your ears
- You struggle to hear background noise
- You misunderstand people during conversations or need to have them repeat themselves
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Patty's mild-mannered assistant, Ann is the alter-ego of an intrepid and undauntable world traveler. Her signature purple suitcase (which we suspect is actually sentient) is also a world-traveler. Sadly, their itineraries seldom coincide. Last week, she and her luggage where chasing each other across much of Europe, and she had decided to share her latest adventure with us.
A Stranger In a Strange LandBy: Ann PetersAug 11, 2016
Home, sweet home! Germany was lovely, but the trip was very much less so. I have determined that I am under a curse, and am seeking a nice Catholic priest who will bless me and drench me with holy water, even though I am a Protestant. And maybe a smudge stick or two wouldn't hurt, either.
My luggage was lost on my last trip to Germany. You wouldn't think it would happen again, would you? No such luck. I had to collect my suitcase and recheck it in Frankfurt after going through Customs. I waved goodbye to it at the Air Berlin desk in Frankfurt, but it did not arrive with me in Berlin. Somehow they lost my big purple suitcase (I believe in accessorizing to match my hair) for four days. How can you lose a purple suitcase??? So each day after waiting fruitlessly to hear from the airline, I went out to buy another set of clothing and undergarments — sorry, Air Berlin, I can't wear the same clothes for four flippin' days - that is nasty!
We had a lot of fun in Berlin - I looooooooove me some castles; we went to lots of them! (Segue: we need a castle in the Tri-Cities! Or a pyramid. We're in a desert, and deserts have pyramids, right? We should have a castle AND a pyramid - come on, Chamber of Commerce, let's get on that!) We went to museums and exhibits; the Body Works exhibit at the Menschen Museum almost made me regret our visit to the Fassbender & Rausch Chocolaterie, and all the good German beer and sausages I had consumed. Almost. So lots of fun stuff with the kids all over Berlin!
It was the Hell Trip Home that did me in. It started with the very early flight from Berlin to Frankfurt, which was delayed. A lot. The three hour layover time disappeared, and by the time we landed, changed terminals (a looooooong way away) and RAN through all three security points, we arrived huffing and puffy and sweat pouring off our desert accustomed bodies (it is extremely humid over there, not used to it) only to find that our flight had already taken off - without nine of us. So we had to go back through all the security points to exit, change terminals again, and cry at the Air Berlin officials. Many hours later, we had our new flight itinerary in hand and at a hotel for the night - without our luggage. And in our now nasty, sweaty clothes. And guess what? This hotel was in the middle of an industrial area - no stores nearby. No gift shop. And no toiletries. They had soap in the bathrooms, and that was it. We had our carry on bags, but they only contained our souvenirs, our prescription medications, and my sauerkraut (more on that later). My grandson and I took turns in the bathroom (which had a clear glass, sliding door, so no privacy) bathing and washing our underwear with soap and water and then drying them with the hair dryer. We got up at 4:00 in the morning to try again.
The first hotel shuttle was at 4:45, so we were out there at 4:15 to make sure we got on. There was an orderly line of folks, and everyone was polite and civil until the shuttle bus arrived. And then all hell broke loose - it was worse than Black Friday! Even though we were at the front end of the line, my grandson and I got shoved back by the suddenly savage and bloodthirsty fiends who were determined to get on that bus; the bus driver came out and I thought he was going to demand good behavior, but instead he said the bus was full and closed the doors and took off, while the rest of us stood around with our mouths open, wondering what just happened. We finally caught the second shuttle, but by then I was starting to stress again, because our plane was departing at 7:15 and it takes a loooooong time to check in at Frankfurt. We made it with fifteen minutes to spare; not enough time to buy a fresh t-shirt or jeans in any of the shops, as I had hoped, but at least we didn't get left behind this time. So we thought we could finally relax, as the worst was behind us. We were headed to Paris to catch our flight to SeaTac, yay!
Not so yay. This plane was also late. See what I mean? I am cursed! We got in to Charles de Gaulle Airport, past the scheduled arrival time. We were supposed to change terminals, check in and get our boarding passes, and get through security. All in an hour and a half. We ran. We have bruises from where our carry on bags bumped and bounced. We made it to the other terminal - and stopped. It was backed up and we couldn't get through, because the police were apparently searching for someone and all the area had been evacuated. There were soldiers everywhere with machine guns. For a couple of folks from Tri-Cities, Washington, that was scary stuff, which is why I decided not to confront them and explain why they should let us pass to go get on our plane. I thought about it very hard, but their white knuckled grips on their guns and nervous expressions gave me second thoughts. Finally we got the all clear and ran some more. We checked in and got our boarding passes; the Delta folks told us to ask Security to let us through because our plane was boarding. We asked. Security said no. He looked about as understanding as the police, so I didn't argue with him. I didn't kick him in the ankle or anywhere else, either. But I wanted to.
And once again we got in a freaking long line, just to get our passports checked. We finally got checked and got in another line for security, which was about five miles long. Okay, I'm exaggerating. The line was only three miles long. At that point, I snapped. Oh, hell, no! Our plane was leaving in a half hour, and I was A Desperate Woman. I have never, ever, ever in my entire life done anything like this before (I am polite in real life, honest!), but I grabbed my grandson by the hand, held on to my carry on bags with the other, and I hauled him under the ropes and around and THROUGH all those hordes of people. I still can't believe I did that; it was so incredibly rude! But I did it, hollering at the top of my lungs "I'm so sorry, our plane is boarding now, please excuse us, I'm so sorry!" One guy tried to shame me and said "our plane is boarding now, too," but it didn't work. I just told him to grab hold and come with us. I did not have time to look back to see his expression, but I'm guessing it wasn't a nice one. I'm sorry mister, really! Or in France, I guess it would be Je suis désolé, monsieur. Mais je le ferais sans hésiter une seconde!
We got to security, and they dumped out our bags. Literally. Pawed through everything. Opened our prescription bottles and shoved them back inside without the lids on, so they spilled. And. They. Stole. My. Sauerkraut!!!!! This sauerkraut made it through Berlin Security. It made it through all three checkpoints in Frankfurt — THREE freaking times!!! But in France, they told me it wasn't allowed, and they took it! I personally think the reason the security people there were so cranky is because they were hungry, and I hope they felt better after eating their ill gotten gains. Actually, I totally lie. I hope it gave them serious and urgent digestive issues and disgusting gaseous emissions from their nether regions. Jerks!
Again, no time to stop at a shop for fresh undies or t-shirts. Or toiletries. We were in Paris, and no time for shopping. Was this fair? It so was not!!! But I have to say, my urge to return to Paris for a second travel experience is pretty much in the negative zone right now. If I want to shop, I'll hit the mall or go to Amazon! Take that, Paris — I will spend my tourist dollars elsewhere, where they don't steal sauerkraut!
We made it to the final security checkpoint at the gate (if anyone was youtubing, that was me hollering "don't let the plane leave without us" and fantasizing about a buff, handsome and heroic flight attendant physically pushing on the nose of the plane to keep it from departing). I don't know if it was our wild eyed looks of mania and panic, but they searched our bags AGAIN, and also searched my grandson's person — who looks like a young Harry Potter, by the way, not a drug runner or terrorist. They took his passport and held it, probably to prevent the scary grandma from tucking her grandson under her arm and running for the plane. They did look nervous when they finally gave me back his passport; they were wise to be nervous. My gritted teeth were the only thing saving them from savage bites on the knee caps (I'm told that's the height I can reasonably expect to reach). And since I hadn't been able to brush my teeth in two days, those bites would have been toxic.
So we finally made it onto the flight to SeaTac, whoot! My grandson and I settled down in comfort into the teeny, tiny little seats (thankfully we are not big people), buckled in, and let our aroma waft into the cabin area. Remember, it had been two days of little sleep, little food and no toothbrushes or deodorant. All the panicked running about and stress sweat had permeated our persons and dispelled any pretense of personal hygiene — the shower the night before was an exercise in futility. I am truly sorry for the people who had to share that flight with us; it can't have been pleasant. Blame it on Air Berlin who started this whole thing. Also blame it on the security people; especially the ones who stole my sauerkraut. Yes. I hold grudges. I hope Karma bites them in the butt real soon. Thieves! They stole My Precious!!!
The beverage cart came around in very good time. I told the attendant that I was badly in need of alcohol. She gave me a glass of wine filled to the brim. I am assuming it was generosity on her part at the sight of a very frazzled woman. I'm sure it had nothing to do with not wanting to come near our aroma again. Really.
We arrived almost eleven hours later in SeaTac. And of course, The Curse held true, and this flight was also late. I really, really, really need to find a nice Catholic priest! Fortunately, at SeaTac you don't have to exit the gates if you have connecting flights, and thank you God for that! After we got through Customs (who didn't like my nice German soaps but finally decided they were not really explosive devices, and really, we smelled like we really needed to use them), the wonderful folks at Alaska took our bags right back, checked us in, and sent us to our gate. Where we made it with ten minutes to spare, yay! Once again, not enough time to buy any fresh undergarments or toiletries...but thankfully, this trip was only forty five minutes.
Forty five loooooooong minutes. No beverage service because of the turbulence. I dry swallowed my Dramamine, but it was still a close call. Flying through the nasty wind storm and the smoke from the many fires in the region made the plane shake like a kid in a bouncy castle. My grandson was edging away from me; he said the green in my face made him nervous. Ingrate.
And then - we arrived at the Tri-City airport! My husband met us there and immediately recoiled. I am assuming his offer to let us drive home in the back of the truck was a joke. Right? I am so grateful we have two bathrooms at home; my grandson and I each took one and had made good use of the showers. And then I threw our clothes in the washing machine and washed them with Pinesol. Twice. I am not kidding.
We are home safe. And I still miss my sauerkraut.


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Let's face it, AppCache is annoying and has problems [1, 2, 3]. One big limitation is the fact that it's impossible to dynamically cache assets on demand. Essentially, this makes it an all or nothing thing when it comes to taking an app offline. Either everything in the manifest is cached up front, or nothing is cached.
The HTML5 FileSystem API becomes an attractive solution for AppCache's shortcomings. One can programmatically store files and folder hierarchies in the local (sandboxed) filesystem and subsequently add/update/remove individual resources as necessary. My colleague, Boris Smus, even wrote a nice library to manage this type of offline caching in the context of games. The same idea can be extrapolated to work with any type of web app.
crbug.com/89271 is an important fix for the FileSystem API which makes relative filesystem: URL paths work like a charm.
Let's say for example, I've saved index.html in the filesystem's root folder (
fs.root), created an img folder, and saved "test.png" in it. The
filesystem: URL for those two files would be
filesystem:http://example.com/temporary/index.html and
filesystem:http://example.com/temporary/img/test.png, respectively. Then, if I wanted to use "test.png" for an
img.src, I needed to use its full absolute path:
. That meant rewriting all of the relative urls in index.html to point to corresponding file's
filesystem: URL. Not cool! Now, with this bug fix, I can keep the relative path to the file (
) as they will resolve correctly to a filesystem origin.
This feature makes it trivial to pull down a page and save all of its resources offline, while still preserving the exact same folder structure as the online version.
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Friday, August 9, 2013
Rick Crosby, currently vice-chair of Mount Pleasant Waterworks Commission, will be seeking re-election this November.
Crosby graduated from The Citadel in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and continued his education at The American College where he became a Registered Health Underwriter. He has more than 30 years of experience in the insurance industry. In 1996 he founded Crosby Insurance Group.
He is an active member of the community and gives back in many ways. In addition to serving as a commissioner, Crosby is a member of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce, a life member of the Million Dollar Round Table, a founding member of Harbor Club, a Deacon and Elder of Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Paul Harris Fellow, and member of The Hibernian Society. Crosby previously served as the president of The Citadel Alumni Association.
Crosby also serves as the chair of the Mount Pleasant Waterworks Personnel Committee and is a member of the Town of Mount Pleasant Economic Development Committee. In 2013, Crosby was appointed by Major Swails to service on the Economic Development Advisory Board. During Crosby's tenure with Mount Pleasant Waterworks he has been instrumental in the financial stability of Mount Pleasant Waterworks which has allowed MPW to continue to provide customers with safe clean water and wastewater service at the lowest rates in Charleston County.
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A Cucumber Reporter
Scrapes your feature files to show test counts and tag relationships.
3 Views
- Tag Report
- Tags listed with all features and scenarios associated with them
- Each scenario shows all of its tags, for simple cross referencing
- Feature Report
- Simple list of all Cucumber features, sorted by name and file name.
- Collapsable scenario and scenario outline breakdowns
- Totals, subtotals, scenario numbering
- Tree Report
- Expandy-collapsy jquery.treeview of your
- Same feature data as above
- Subtotals on folders
- Expandy-collapsy jquery.treeview of your
4 Output Formats
- html
- xml
- pretty-print text
- csv
Splitting the output among multiple formats is supported, so you could run a single report and write it
to an html file, a csv file, and show the xml or text on
stdout in the terminal.
i18n: Dozens of Languages
Internationalization through the gherkin lanugage file (
i18n.yml). Following cucumber's rules, non-English keywords will be used for any feature file with a '
# language: <iso-code>' header on line 1,
A Bunch of Configuration Options
See the help output below for all of the options, which can be supplied in two ways:
- Command Line
- Yaml File
- use it to add to or override the program defaults
- Batch mode: run multiple reports at once simply by specifying an option set for each in
- the file name itself is a configurable option
- See the samples.
option override precedence
- Highest Precedence (overrides all): command line
- Middle Precedence: yaml file
- Lowest Precedence:
Example Report Output
html samples
See http://twcamper.github.com/cuporter/
xml of single test
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<report view="tag" title="Cucumber Tags" total="1">
<tag cuke_name="@just_me" total="1">
<feature cuke_name="Feature: Pretty print report on 3 features" file_path="features/pretty_print.feature" total="1">
<scenario cuke_name="Scenario: Tag report on everything in fixtures/self_test" tags="@just_me" number="1"/>
numbered pretty text
Feature: Abominable Aardvark @failing, @zoology
1. Scenario: An Aardvark eats ants
2. Scenario: Zee Zebra eats zee aardvark
Feature: Wired
3. Scenario: Everybody's Wired @failing
Scenario Outline: Why is everybody so wired?
Examples: loosely wired
| arg1 | arg2 |
4. | foo | bar |
5. | shif | fish |
Examples: tightly wired @ignore
| arg1 | arg2 |
6. | foo | bar |
7. | frotz | knurl |
8. Scenario: Yellow lines
Feature: Wired
Scenario Outline: Why is everybody so wired?
Examples: tightly wired
| arg1 | arg2 |
1. | foo | bar |
2. | frotz | knurl |
Feature: HTML formatter
1. Scenario: Everything in fixtures/self_test
Feature: not everyone is involved
2. Scenario: Failure is not an option, people
Feature: sample
3. Scenario: And yet another Example
Feature: search examples
4. Scenario: Generate PDF with pdf formatter
Once installed, you can run
$ cuporter anywhere on your system. In any project dir, it will read your
features/** by default.
If you clone the repo, you can run
$ ./bin/cuporter from within it.
Command Lines
# pretty-print demo report to stdout
- Nokogiri 1.4.1 or above
- For all things Nodular: XML document building and XSL transformation into HTML
- Not tested on earlier versions yet but I'd guess you'll be fine with anything recent.
libxsltare required by this gem, which should handle them smoothly. However,
libxmland cousins can at times present installation difficulties in the form of clashes with already-installed C resources. It has to do with very specific lib versioning and installation order issues. It's not always the same problem, so there's no prescription for it but Google, unfortunately.
- Gherkin 1.0.0 or above
- For looking up keywords
Scenario Outline, and
Examplesby ISO language code.
- For looking up keywords
- jQuery and jQueryTreeview
- packaged with the gem
- jquery.treeview relies on image files, so our tree view requires the HTML to link to its resources rather than copying them to the <head>.
- Acknowledgements remain due to the Cucumber HTML formatter, and to the human one, too!.
- Thanks to everyone involved in Nokogiri, jQuery and the Treeview plugin.


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A little about 'Andreas the Shooter' - owner of VaderVideo.com - 'a small, but personable video production company and stock footage provider.'
Originally from Switzerland, I immigrated and of course lived with my parents in the early sixties and settled in Vermont. At around the age of 7, I learned about photography with the help of my father. I remember when he first lent and showed me how to use his 'Edixa' 35mm camera. We worked (in a very small bathroom) on developing and processing our own black and white photos.
I lived in Vermont until I turned 16 which also happened to be the day that I flew back to Switzerland to start my mechanical engineering schooling. I was always fascinated by mechanical things from trains to gears, and of course cameras. Every once in a while, I would grab the camera and take shots of inanimate objects, particularly mechanical things. Of course while traveling on school trips into the alps, the subject matter would change to landscapes, but that was not as interesting at the time. In retrospect, perhaps I was a bit naive.
1979 - Back in the USA, Tucson, Arizona to be exact...
After graduating, I returned to the US only to find myself fascinated by computers. After all, I had seen these big CNC machines at the Swiss company I worked at act as robots and wanted to learn how to make them do that. Again, mechanical intrigue. So I learned computer programming and did that for several years. I was literally involved in the PC industry when the very first PC came of the line at IBM. But even then, it just left me wanting and my creativity was stagnant. I worked for one of the very first computer dealers in Tucson, then after finishing up at Pima College, left for California in '83.
Forced into my own business in '85
Still programming, I ended up doing some freelance work and writing some custom software for a little company called General Electric. It was their appliance sales division. Sure it was creative as far as programming goes, but I never really saw anything tangible that I could point at. It was this job that put me into my own business. Shortly thereafter I ended up taking over my clients from the computer dealership I was working for at the time. The dealership was going bankrupt. I now had and was working my clients through my bedroom. Unheard of at the time as any dealer required a real store front. At the same time I was traveling as a subcontractor on the trade show circuit and realizing that creativity was a winning model. I had now also started an import company specializing in low voltage lighting systems from Switzerland and needed to photograph the products, of course! One day I get a call that invites me to 'light up' the Polaroid booth for a large photo trade show in Las Vegas. Perhaps a coincidence or a sign?
A new camera with autofocus and modern lenses...
Along comes this sales contest from Intel. The grand prize? A full and complete 35mm camera setup from Pentax. Here we go again. I won. Perhaps yet another sign? Of course this was all while still dreaming of the day when we could process images with a computer, it just wasn't there yet. Flatbed scanners were just coming to life. So were the 35mm negative scanners. But unfortunately way out of my price range. I shot very little, as processing and time would still stagnate perception of time. But I did start experimenting again. Of course the Polaroid thing kept me going with their 'Instamatics'. Wow, immediate gratification and results!
'Fast Forward' to a new digital era...
One of my rigs today.
It was the late 2000's when I first picked up on this new digital sensor happening. There was this client of mine called Silicon Film. They tried to develop a digital sensor that would actually fit inside a 35mm camera. A novel idea. But getting to market was another thing. It was very soon thereafter that the first digital cameras started appearing on the shelves. My first one was an Olympus. Silicon Film went out of business virtually overnight. But again, I wondered, dealing with this company.... was it a sign?
Still cameras are fine. But, what about motion picture?
I was now intrigued with technology. Particularly since I was knowledgeable about computers. I now also jumped into the world of digital video. I purchased a Sony DVCam and learned about FireWire, not to mention non-linear editing. Now this was really cool. I started shooting all kinds of things. Experimenting. Shooting. Editing. Shooting. But all without a clue of why or what I would use this footage for. It was just a lot of fun. I even entered a video contest with LG Electronics. It was for a short commercial type of video. I achieved 4th place out of about 4700 entries. I won a new Chocolate cell phone. Heck, even cell phones now started to have camera capability! As it read in one of the reviews; The LG Chocolate has a sharp design; satisfying overall performance; and a multimedia-rich feature set that includes Bluetooth, a digital music player, and a megapixel camera with admirable photo quality. I wondered what admirable photo quality meant? I never did find out as I sold it on eBay due to my carrier at that time not being able to activate it. Having been a stand-up comedian as well, I ended up being the guy that would film all the other's performances as well. But that was, well, not so funny. Comedians in general don't have lots of money to pay for their recordings. I tried various outlets regarding the arts. Even painted some wonderful, and humorous pictures that still hang on my walls today. I knew I had a knack for art in general, but still was discovering and working out how to combine it all.
Probably the smartest shooting I ever did...
I had acquired a Sony DSC F717 still shot camera. This was quite the camera in its time. This was also the camera I used to photograph in detail the house I was about to sell as I saw the economy start to falter. I took many pictures and created a website to sell my house. I really focused on getting all the proper angles to show the space properly. Even lighting up the place was a task but well worth it. My real estate agent loved it. After all, I did all the work. I promoted it with images. The house actually sold pretty quickly with multiple offers. My photography did the job. We got out of California just before the end of 2006. Good thing too. The housing market collapsed a couple months thereafter.
My First Lightning Shot - Ever!
Time on my hands and the first monsoon season made me rethink my future...
Being back in Tucson after so many years was a trip to say the least. Not much had changed really other than maybe a bit more traffic. But economics were still about the same. The difference this time was I had a bit of financial freedom to pursue my more creative side. Along comes the monsoon season. Lightning! I shot my very first lightning event with that old Sony DSC F717. Not an easy thing to do, trust me. This camera virtually had no manual controls worth mentioning. But I got hooked. I needed a more controllable camera. I now entered the world of Canon. I also entered the world of storm chasing, not to mention other subjects as well. I even started to do headshots for actors as well as footage compilations. Basically I started a production company. But most of all, I started focusing (pardon the pun) on acquiring stock footage for the television and film industry. I deliver all of my goods via an agency called Pond5 (http://www.pond5.com/artist/vadervideo?ref=vadervideo).
I 'shoot' everything from the monsoon storms and other weather extremes to the kitchen sink for the purpose of 'b-roll' or stock footage. However, after returning to the southwest, I now 'play around' mostly in the Sonora Desert when not working on commercial productions where I am on set behind the camera or even as the Director of Photography (DP).
My specialty, or better yet, my passion!
I have somewhat become world renown for my years of capturing monsoon lightning storms (amongst other things). Much of my footage has been used in many productions for television (HBO, Showtime, Discovery, History, Science etc..) as well as in major motion pictures. One of my storm pieces was even used as the storyline opening scene in a horror flick called 'Triangle'. It was interesting to see just how a storm over the Rincon Mountains was sped up and re-composed as a storm over the Bermuda Triangle with a cruise ship coming out of it. Very cool.
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Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford and Jim James channel Bob Dylan in new song
Bob Dylan has written more songs than even he could ever record.
After discovering nearly two dozen never-recorded lyrics written by Dylan during his exceptionally prolific "Basement Tapes" period in the late '60s, award-winning producer T-Bone Burnett has put together an all-star band to marry the lyrics to new music. The band includes Mumford and Sons' Marcus Mumford, My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James, Elvis Costello, Dawes, Carolina Chocolate Drops' Rhiannon Giddens, and more.
The result is the upcoming tribute album "Lost On The River: The New Basement Tapes," and you can hear a taste of it below, with the animated lyric video for the Costello-led "Married to My Hack."
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And take a listen to "Nothing to It," with James on lead vocals, here.
The upcoming Showtime documentary "Lost Songs: The Basement Tapes Continued" will peek behind the scenes at the album's creation, and will debut November 21. Sam Jones -- who helmed the excellent Wilco doc "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart" -- directed.
"Lost On The River: The New Basement Tapes" arrives November 11.


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Liam Gallagher On Noel: "He's Treated Me Like A Bit Of A C**t"
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The track is taken from the band's upcoming reissue of Be Here Now, which is set for release on 14 October.
The song is taken from their special edition box set of A Moon Shaped Pool.
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Still Kickin'
The Radio City Rockettes have been kicking up their heels for over 75 years, but those long-legged beauties had better not get too comfortable in their dancing shoes, because the Arvada Senior Center Rockyettes are stepping up with some serious competition.
They're no spring chickens, but if you swing by the Malley Center in Englewood this Friday afternoon, these spry ladies will entertain you with an hour-long show of choreographed tap and dance routines to show tunes like "Another Opening, Another Show," "I've Got Rhythm" and "Jump and Swing."
"It's probably the most energetic and vivacious group of women that I've ever known," says Donna Roberts, a 65-year-old homemaker who has been a Rockyette for four years. "It's really great exercise, and we just have a blast out there."
The Rockyettes
2 p.m. Friday, February 7
Malley Center, 3380 South Lincoln Street, Englewood
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The group's 28 dancers, who range in age from fifty to eighty years old, have been performing together for about five years. "I think that they enjoy the camaraderie and sharing what they love to do with other people," says director Ann Kennedy. "And it definitely builds their self-esteem."
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Using weekly rehearsals to hone their skills, the women perform at least one or two shows per month, usually at local senior centers and nursing homes. "It's very gratifying to see how much pleasure we can bring to these people," says Roberts.
The Rockyettes put on quite a production, complete with extravagant costumes designed and sewn by Kennedy. "I make sure that they wear a lot of bright colors and a lot of sequins," she says. "And big hats or some kind of crazy headdress." And, she adds, they finish big, too, with a high-kicking cancan-stylefinale. "They do a kick line, a lot of spins -- it's really high-energy. A couple of the ladies even do the splits at the end."
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