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Topic: deployment errors.
Okay I'm trying to deploy a site and I'm getting an error.
We're sorry, but something went wrong.
We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly.
the production log shows this
ActionView::TemplateError (Mysql::Error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'privileges ON roles.id = privileges.role_id WHERE ((privileges.user_id = 5) A' at line 1: SELECT roles.* FROM roles INNER JOIN privileges ON roles.id = privileges.role_id WHERE ((privileges.user_id = 5) AND (clan_id = 5)) ) on line #12 of app/views/events/view.rhtml:
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10: <%= simple_format(h(@event.info)) %>
12: <%= can_do_change %>
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which relates to this code
def can_do_change
role = Role.find_by_name("Matches")
if (@event.tipe != "GameNight") && ((@logged_user.masters.include?(@clan.master)) || (@logged_user.leaders.include?(@event.squad)) || (@logged_user.roles_for_clan(@clan).include? role))
render :partial => "match_status"
I'm sure its the role = Role.find_by_name("Matches") but unsure why. any insights into this?


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Topic: Rails 1.1.5: Mandatory security patch
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I hope people warn their hosts about this one. I imagine the larger hosts (Site5, DH, Argon, etc.) will be right on top of it, but some hosts shy away from upgrades/patching--even critical ones.
Updated, thanks for letting us know
It seems that quite a few people have already figured out what the problem is. It's a pretty big hole.
There seems to be a lot of outsiders saying "I guess its not perfect after all". I for one am glad that it happened now. It takes a big scare like this for people to start really scrutinizing Rails' security, which is good. And it's better that it happens now than in a year when Rails has assimilated all Java and PHP programmers (Yes I can say that in the safety of this forum!).
There are also a lot of people saying that they should fully disclose the problem, because anyone can diff the patches and find the exploit. To me there's a big difference between announcing the exploit to the world, and a few stupid crackers with nothing better to do than diff svn patches.
This is what we get for being early-adopters, but it's not that bad. At least we didn't find out about it AFTER all our servers had been comprimised by some suburban teenager.
We're going to have security problems no matter what framework we use, the important thing is that they are fixed immediately. I'm happy the Rails development team has done that and is taking the security issue seriously.
At least it got Rails on Slashdot again
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EPA Boots Gov Scientist after Industry Complaint
Responding to pressure from the chemical industry, the Environmental Protection Agency last summer dismissed a public sector scientist from an outside advisory panel charged with evaluating the safety of a common flame retardant, the Los Angeles Times reported. Studies have shown that Deca-BDE, a polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) widely used as a flame retardant in electronics equipment, has been shown to skew brain development, alter thyroid hormones, and slow learning and motor skills development in animals. The EPA is expected to issue new standards for the chemical late next month.
A year ago, the EPA appointed toxicologist Deborah Rice of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services to chair a Deca-BDE review panel, but removed her last August after the American Chemistry Council accused her of bias. Rice had been instrumental in getting Maine to ban the chemical. The EPA also removed Rice's comments from its preliminary Deca-BDE review, claiming the civil servant's views created the perception of conflict of interest. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) says that the redacted document could result in a significantly weaker standard for the chemical. EWG also accused the EPA of having a double standard, since 17 panelists on seven EPA advisory committees impaneled last year had ties to industry.
Surgeon Payments Disclosure Bill Advances
Congressmen took aim at the often cozy relationship between medical device companies and surgeons at a packed Senate Committee on Aging hearing last week. The Physician Payments Sunshine Act, co-sponsored by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Sen. Herbert Kohl (D-WI), would require drug and medical device manufactures to disclose all financial dealings with doctors, including gifts, honoraria, travel expenses, educational grants, and funding for clinical trials. "These types of unethical payments are not anecdotal, but rather have been pervasive and industry-wide for far too long," Kohl said in his opening remarks.
After executives from Stryker Corp. and Zimmer Holdings Inc. admitted widespread use of gifts and consulting fees to surgeons who use their hip and knee replacement products, Health and Human Services assistant inspector general Greg Damske testified that many consulting arrangements involve little or no work and are primarily used to buy loyalty from surgeons. In a New Jersey U.S. District Court settlement last September, five orthopedic implant manufacturers admitted paying more than $221 million to surgeons in 2007, and all but Stryker agreed to pay a $310 million settlement. "There were abuses and excess in the past, not just at Zimmer but across the industry," admitted Zimmer vice president Chad Phipps.
The companies and the Advanced Medical Technology Association, the medical devices industry trade group, supported the sunshine bill, but pushed for weakening amendments. Charles Rosen, a professor at the University of California Irvine and President for the Association for Ethics in Spine Surgery, said the industry and surgeons were incapable of policing themselves and advocated even tougher laws. "It is so embedded now among most of the people running these societies, including the educational foundations, that I don't think it's possible to change that without something from the outside happening," he said.
Philip Morris Ends 8-year Academic Research Program
Philip Morris, the largest tobacco-industry sponsor of American academic studies, has ended an eight-year program that funded university research across the country, Science reported. However, anti-tobacco researchers warn the industry will likely continue to fund academic research through other channels. The Philip Morris External Research Program (PMERP) supported 470 research proposals from 60 medical schools over the eight years.
Launched in 2000, PMERP had been criticized as an extension of Philip Morris research programs launched to cast doubt on the dangers of smoking. Although researchers on the Philip Morris dole learned in September of 2007 that PMERP was ending, the company's decision only came to light through a letter from University of California (UC) President Robert Dynes to UC chancellors. Dynes reminded the chancellors at each of the university's 10 campuses to closely monitor research funding from tobacco companies to comply with new guidelines prohibiting tobacco industry research support. In 2006-2007, the University of California campuses received 23 grants from Philip Morris that totaled to $16 million. Meanwhile, Stanton Glantz, a UC San Francisco professor and long-time anti-tobacco advocate, warned that the tobacco industry will continue to impact academic research. Glantz cited Edythe London, a UC Los Angeles researcher who received a $6 million grant from Philip Morris to study addiction as evidence that tobacco-industry funded research at American universities will continue long after PMERP ends.
Yazoo Pumps Face EPA Veto
Environmental Protection Agency administrator Stephen Johnson has begun the process of vetoing the Yazoo Pumps, a $200 million Army Corps of Engineers project that would drain more than 300 square miles of wetlands in Northwestern Mississippi. The Corps, backed by the big farmer-oriented Delta Counci in pushing for authorization for the project, said that the pumps are necessary to reduce flooding in the lower Mississippi Delta. Opponents, including environmentalists and 541 scientists who wrote the EPA last December, contend that the project would drain or damage more than 200,000 acres of wetlands important to migratory birds, threaten endangered species, and lower water quality. The scientists also point out that wetlands reduces flood damage by storing and slowly releasing storm waters.
Big Business Drives Research Agenda at Land Grant Schools
The dean of the University of California at Davis' College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences recently acknowledged that roughly 20 percent of the college's $165 million annual research budget comes from industry. Officials at land grant universities are increasingly fearful that state and federal budget cuts are forcing universities to forge closer ties with agri-business giants such as Dupont, Monsanto, and Calgene, which will inevitably influence the research agenda and curriculum at these institutions. Professors are already lamenting this influence, calling Syngenta's involvement in UC Berkeley's Department of Plant and Microbiology, for instance, "a mistake." President Bush's proposed 2009 budget cuts funding for land grant universities by a third.
Boxer: EPA "in Crisis" over Greenhouse Gas Rules
Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works chair Barbara Boxer (D-CA) called the agency "in crisis" last week after releasing a memo from senior staffer Christopher Grundler to EPA chief Stephen Johnson asking him to grant California's request to enact greenhouse gas emission standards. Johnson's denial marked the first time in agency history that it has denied a California request to implement clean air policies more stringent than the national standard. California has traditionally led the nation in enacting clean air rules.
Odds and Ends
The Association of American Medical Colleges and the Association of American Universities has called for all medical schools and major research universities to develop and implement institutional financial conflicts of interest policies within the next two years. A recent survey showed just two-thirds of medical schools have or are working on such policies . . . . Former timber industry lobbyist and Undersecretary of Agriculture Mark Rey apologized to a federal judge for his agency's failure to analyze the environmental impact of using toxic flame retardants. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy said the agency's failure to follow his orders was "shameful," "unreasonable," and showed a "systematic disregard of the rule of law." The judge issued the orders following a lawsuit filed by Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, which charged that the retardant killed 20,000 fish in Oregon . . . . Eleven conservation organizations last week notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of their intention to sue over the agency's decision to remove the northern Rocky Mountain gray wolf from the list of endangered species. The groups expressed concern that the removal could result in killing of up to 80 percent of wolves throughout the northern Rockies . . . . Two farm groups suspended $1.5 million in grants to the University of Minnesota. The executive director of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association and the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council said that "the university hurt the farmers' feelings" after researchers at the university issued a study that found biofuels may worsen global warming . . . . Pfizer cancelled its Lipitor ads featuring Robert Jarvik, the inventor of the artificial heart who is not a practicing physician, on the eve of a Congressional hearing investigating whether the ads misled consumers . . . . Sen. Charles Grassley sent a letter to 15 drug companies last week questioning what they are doing to meet public demand for greater transparency in educational grants. Grassley asked the drug companies to follow Eli Lilly's lead, which posts its grants on its website.
Cheers and Jeers
* Jeer to Jennifer Corbett Dooren of the Wall Street Journal for failing to disclose that FDA panel member and Baylor College of Medicine professor Robert Couch received more than $300,000 through a contract and between $100,000 to $300,000 through a subcontract from a pharmaceutical firm affected by the Vaccine and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee decision last week on which virus strain to use for this year's influenza vaccine.
* Cheer to Jacob Goldstein of the Wall Street Journal Health Blog for reporting that Peter Hotez, a professor at George Washington University Medical Center, is the inventor of and holds the patent on a hookworm vaccine. The vaccine is being developed by the non-profit Sabin Vaccine Institute, which has pledged to make it available if successful to all countries affected by hookworm on a cost-plus basis. The blog item covered Hotez' article that envisioned turning Guantanamo Bay into a tropical disease research center.
* Jeer to Mike Stobbe of the Associated Press for failing to note that Carol Baker, a Baylor College of Medicine professor, had financial ties to Merck, Novartis Group, Sanofi Pasteur, and Inhibitex. Baker is a member of the Center for Disease Control's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which has made headlines last week for recommending flu vaccinations for everyone under the age of 18.


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WASHINGTON (NNS) -- Deep, across-the-board spending cuts scheduled to take effect March 1 will have real national security consequences, the Defense Department's top civilian and its senior military official said Feb. 6.
In a meeting with reporters, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, addressed the looming crisis. The cuts - known as "sequestration" - will take place unless Congress acts to override the provision built into budget law that would mean cutting $52 billion from the defense budget by Sept. 30.
"This is not something that should be done as a way to blame the other party for what happens," Panetta said. "This is going to hurt the United States and hurt our defense."
The mere threat of sequestration already is affecting operations. The Defense Department postponed the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) and cruiser USS Gettysburg (CG 64) because of budget considerations.
"This won't be the last adjustment we will make to our global presence," Dempsey said. "It is our first, because the deployment is imminent." With the action, the department is trying to preserve readiness as long as possible, he explained.
"We're trying to stretch our readiness out by keeping this particular carrier in homeport in our global response force, so if something happens elsewhere in the world, we can respond to it," the chairman said. "Had we deployed it and 'consumed' that readiness, we could have created a situation where downstream we wouldn't have a carrier present in certain parts of the world at all."
The USS Harry S. Truman was to have deployed to the Persian Gulf - an area where the U.S. Navy has maintained two carrier battle groups. One carrier group will remain, "and we also have other options to augment our capabilities in the region," Dempsey said.
"But make no mistake about it," he added, "this is the first adjustment of what will be a series of adjustments across the services as we try to preserve our readiness for as long as possible."
Cancelling the deployment does change the equation in the Middle East, Dempsey told reporters.
"When you have carrier-based aircraft, you have complete autonomy and control over when you use them," he said. "When you use land-based aircraft, you often have to have host-nation permission to use them. So the increased risk is not in the number or type of capabilities - it's in how responsive they can be with the autonomy that we might desire.
"Would I prefer to have two carriers in the Gulf, given the tension with Iran? Sure I would," the general continued. "But this allows us to meet the requirements in the Gulf and manage the risk and preserve readiness."
Concerns about readiness span all services. Dempsey said the department will spend all it takes to ensure the forces deployed or getting ready to deploy will have all they need.
"It's actually the time after [the next deployment] where it really gets difficult," he said. "We don't want to get into the position where we have to extend deployments or deploy someone who is not ready to deploy. We're not anywhere near there, but the near-term actions we are taking are intended to preserve and stretch readiness as long as possible so we don't face that eventuality."
The changes being made now also enable the department to reverse them if sequestration doesn't happen and the Defense Department gets a full appropriation, Panetta noted.
Dempsey said the military needs budget certainty, noting that the budget process has been laced with uncertainty for the past two years.
"We need time," he said. "Given 10 years to spread reductions, we can manage it. When you have to absorb ... $52 billion [in spending cuts] over six months, that's not enough time - which is why you raid the accounts that are most vulnerable: the readiness accounts."
The budget process also needs flexibility, Dempsey said.
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furui wrote:
De Anza-Foothill
Ahh... my second guess, third would have been Santa Clara...fourth San Jose.
Used to live in Sunnyvale and went to Cogswell, that's why I ask.
Ah, how are the programs there?
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furui wrote:
De Anza-Foothill
Ahh... my second guess, third would have been Santa Clara...fourth San Jose.
Used to live in Sunnyvale and went to Cogswell, that's why I ask.
Ah, how are the programs there?
Ah, how are the programs there?
eh..if your into 3D modeling I guess they are good. Not so much if your into web dev...but then again that was about 7 years ago. Things could have changed. You have to like small schools too.
Hi there,
There's not much to say; I'm a student and a webmaster. I usually hire freelancers to take care of all the programming but I leave the basic/personal projects to myself. I've taken a few courses on Java and I've been programming in PHP for about 2 years, but I'm still pretty bad at both.
I'm completely new to ROR, we'll see if I like it.
I am a full time web designer in Edinburgh who works 99% of the time in CSS/XHTML save for the occasional flash advert. I also promote and dj and my own house club night, as aresult of my involvement in the club scene I do a lot of freelance graphic design work for club industry. My 2 portfolio is at http://www.gunkdesign.co.uk & http://www.gunk-design.co.uk need to find time to put the to together and finish it off.
I have a intermediate knowledge of ASP/PHP from doing a few small sites at work. I am really trying to get into Ruby and Rails as I really want to do more programming as I'm fed up coding CSS all day and editing clients images for sites
I have a degree in Consumer Product design so I can grasp using both sides of my brain just have to decided which side to focus on. I'm a beginner on the Ruby and Rails stuff but if anyone has questions about CSS/XHTML, basic Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver or general design then I'll be happy to answer any questions I can.
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Hi. My name's Huw and I am one of the developers of the Ruby In Steel IDE for developing Ruby and Rails applications in Visual Studio 2005. I've also written a free eBook on Ruby called "The Little Book Of Ruby" and I am currently writing a bigger book on the same subject. Apart from that, I've been a programmer (Delphi, C#, Java, Smalltalk etc.) for more years than I care to admit to, I used to write programming columns for UK magazines (PC Plus, PC Pro and others) and I now publish an online programming magazine called Bitwise.
Glad to have found this forum. I look forward to talking about Ruby and Rails shortly.
best wishes
thought I'd pop in here and say hi to everyone.
I am currently a graphic artist at a company that sells products to graphic artists. I'm looking into using ruby on rails and flex for our site. Despite the fact this is all fun, and Ruby looks like the language I never had, from back when I was programming for a living, I can't wait to get on with my visual work!
Name: Michael Gregoire
Age: 35
Location: Old Orchard Beach, Maine, US
Hi everyone. I've posted a couple times previously, but I'm just now getting around to introducing myself.
I'm trained as a graphic designer, but have evolved over the past few years into also developing the back end of sites as well. I started using PHP and have recently moved on to ROR. I've also begun programming desktop apps for OSX.
Nice to meet everyone.
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Name: Fran
Age: 28
Location: Wales
Since I've been posting here quite regularly I thought it about time I introduce myself. I'm currently doing a "general purpose" IT job where I keep a Joomla website up-to-date, an Access/VBA database regularly bug-free, and assist and advise in other IT areas. This basically means I get asked to do anything related to IT even if I don't have a clue (which is more than often the case).
I've been a hobbyist web programmer ever since University where I first came into contact with programming languages (well, other than Basic on the Vic 20, which hardly counts). I wrote my own php blog software back when blogger was in it's infancy, but soon gave up because I got invited to LJ, I started my own CMS but then went to Joomla because it was the easiest option. I'm just not very good at finishing things.
I first learnt about Ruby/Rails at a meeting a few months before Christmas (sure, I'd heard the phrase Ruby on Rails before but I didn't really pay much attention). I "apt-got" ruby when I returned then followed the OnLamp tutorial. I was smitten with the language and vowed to write my own software in it. But, as usual, nothing ever got completed (or really started).
When I realised that I would need to develop a new website for work I weighed up the pros and cons between using Joomla again or trying to roll my own. Ruby on Rails tempted me and so here I am. I'm trying to use best programming practices - many of the buzz words are new to me although a lot of concepts I remember from my degree some six years ago now. I'm really enjoying learning more about Rails and actually being able to do something productive with this knowledge.
So there's my rather long and rambling introduction. Thanks to everyone who bothers to read this, and helps me with my far-too-frequent questions!
Name: Steven Devonport
Age: 40 - does this make me the oldest user of RoR?
Occupation: (very) Full time Software Test Manager
Location: Nottingham, England
What brought you to Rails Forum? I was searching for something - def. not Ruby/Rails though!
How do you use Ruby/Ruby on Rails? Professionally - I don't. But I have an idea to design a suite of test tools that work along the lines of Rails and that's why I'm studying RoR and Ruby in general. Personally - I'm building a web application to record our board game gaming sessions.
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Personally - I'm building a web application to record our board game gaming sessions.
What a fun idea! Sounds like a useful and entertaining app. I might have to try that.
devonps wrote:
Personally - I'm building a web application to record our board game gaming sessions.
What a fun idea! Sounds like a useful and entertaining app. I might have to try that.
I'd be happy to share my approach/ideas/db design - considering how helpful you've been, email: devonps(at)ntlworld(dot)com :-)
Name: Stephen Ausman
Age: 15
Occupation: sort of a web developer
Location: Illiniois
What brought you to Rails Forum?: Well i regged rorbb.com a while back, and after seeing a link to railsforum in either vin or josh's sitepoint sig i decided it would be a good place to ask.
How do you use Ruby/Ruby on Rails? I don't know rails very well so I can't tell you exactly how i use it, but i have plans.
Name:Budiyono Salim
Age: 22
Occupation: Student, web designer
What brought you to Rails Forum?: by Googling
How do you use Ruby/Ror? I'm using rails for my thesis starts from zero,,,I wonders if i could make it...:D
Name: Paul Tomes
Age: 37
Occupation: all sorts!
Location: UK
What brought you to Rails Forum?: Google... Looking for a decent community
How do you use Ruby/Ruby on Rails? I found RoR almost by accident when I had recently finished a lengthy and complicated PHP5 OOP project. I was genuinely stunned at what I was missing out on, promptly dropped PHP and have replaced my reference books with a pile of ruby and rails books!
It is surprising how quickly I am learning to enjoy programming and designing again. It's great! I simply cannot express the difference even a month has made with RoR.
Name: Zak
Age: 20
Occupation: Student, web designer
What brought you to Rails Forum?: Google
How do you use Ruby/Ror? I would think the same way anyone else does, to build webpages super-fast with half the code of other languages.
ROR is THE *****!
Name: LeeJay Dillon
Age: 27
Occupation: Student, part-time pizza delivery
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
What brought you to Rails Forum? Google search and needed some help
How do you use Ruby/ Ruby on Rails? I am using it to develop a site for tracking hockey stats and to eventually ramp that up to a site that does hockey pools and such.
Name: Jon
Age: 29
Occupation: Unix Admin for a large UK supermarket
Location: London
What brought you to Rails Forum? Looking for a good Rails community, this was top of the Google picks and looked to be the most active.
How do you use Ruby/Ruby on Rails? Still learning, just embarking on my first project. All being well, have plans for a good few projects I'd like to use it for (a couple of niche social networks).
Name: Steven Devonport
Age: 40 - does this make me the oldest user of RoR?
Not even close sonny! I've got five years on you.
Thought I'd do this. Why not.
Name: Drew T.
Age: 20
Occupation: Student
Location: North Carolina
What brought you to Rails Forum? Google
How do you use Ruby/Ruby on Rails? Personal/Client projects - I'm mostly into server integration stuff. A good friend and I started up a web application development company almost a year ago, it's going pretty well for now. Hopefully it'll start to take off in the next two years or so.
Hello everyone,
just thought I'd introduce myself a little bit here:
Real Name: Lucas
Occupation: Student
Hobbies: Making screencasts (see: http://www.showmedo.com), learning Rails
I'm just starting out with Rails (I have ordered the agile book - hope it arrives on Monday!) so I might be asking some rather stupid questions in the future (I hope you don't mind that).
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Topic: Newbie Question: Using relationships to automatically assign parent.
Hi all,
Just started Ruby and Rails a few weeks back, and I ran into a problem which seems like it's a newbie issue. Here's what I'm trying to do:
I'm writing a simple website for a teacher who wants to be able to display her courses and assignments for each course. I have the code to create the courses working, but I'm not sure how to add an assignment to a course and have it automatically child itself to that course without manually putting it into a field.
So, I have this model:
class Course < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :assignments
class Assignment < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :course
Then I have a link_to object in the view that lists the courses:
<% for course in @courses %>
<%= link_to course.name , :action => 'edit', :id => course.id %>
<%= link_to "show description", :action => 'show' %>
<%= link_to "delete", {:action => 'delete', :id => course},
:confirm => "Are you sure?",
:post => true %>
<%= link_to "Add an Assignment", :action => 'add_assignment', :id => course.id %>
This is kinda where I get stuck. From here it goes to a form where you can add a title and description for a course, but I don't know how to send it back to the controller to make it a child of the course that you want to add it to without typing it into another field (the assignments table has a course_id field).
Any help you might have would be wonderful. Like I said -- newbie question.


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Georgina was doing the events board and so I asked her to leave room for the as yet undecided film. I said it would start at 9. Duncan has 2 films that Magda suggested, so we could show those. One is quite short if I remember.
I'll sign up for an evening shift. We will close the kitchen at 9, give out free popcorn and tell people to go to the gold room if they don't want to watch the film. How does that sound?


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LAKE LINDEN – Dorothy H. Williams, 93, a former resident of Lake Linden and most recently of PortagePointe in Hancock, passed away early Tuesday morning Jan. 15, 2013, at PortagePointe.
She was born Dec. 3. 1919, in Calumet, a daughter of Dennis and Margaret (Lowe) Harrington. She was a graduate of Calumet High School.
Dorothy lived in Detroit, Tucson, Ariz. and Largo, Fla. for short periods of her life.
On Aug. 22, 1942, Dorothy married Walter "Buster" Williams in Detroit.
Dorothy was a member of the Community Church in Calumet. She was active in their Ladies Society and often served as a Sunday School teacher.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter; her five sisters, Cresence, Lyle, Marion, Helen and Margaret; one brother, Lowe; a son, David; a grandson, Mickey; and daughter-in-law, M.M.
Surviving are two sons, Michael (Carole) Williams of Pelkie and Thomas (Marilyn) Williams of Hillsboro, Ore.; two daughters, Peggy (Don) Niemela of Bootjack and Patty (John Finger) Timmons of Laurium; six grandchildren, Penny (Al) Marchionda, Bob (Angie) Williams, Tanya (Jaye) Williams, Hilary (Aaron) Fezzey, Pam (Jim) Reynolds, Luke (Michelle) Timmons, Jeff (Megan) Finger and Erin (Jim) Bowen; 12 great-grandchildren: Samantha, Rocco, Nathan, Ayden, Claudia, Aubrey, Lainey, Alex, Will, Jon, Matthew and Grace.
Funeral services will be held in the Erickson Crowley Funeral Home at 11 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 18, 2013 with Pastor Bob White to officiate. Visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday. in the funeral home. Burial will be in the Lake View Cemetery in Calumet.
The family would like to thank PortagePointe for their compassionate and excellent care of Dorothy during her time there.
The Erickson Crowley Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Condolences may be left at ericksoncrowley.com.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (614 votes).
In short: Great race - nice course - perfect running weather - good crowds. Very welcoming and much preferred to bigger events such as the Reading Half.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Very well organised. Felt like it should be quick (even if I wasn't as quick as I'd like). Good supportIn full: No problems whatsoever with the organising, only minor point is a countdown to the start would be nice. It kind of caught me off guard.Nice route, start and initial town sections had good crowd support then out into some nice countryside. Route very well signed and marshalled. Water stations spaced well and signed in advance.Although some roads were half open we always had a lane to ourselves and trafic was not a problem.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Excellent day all round although energy drinks would have been ideal.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Only thing to improve is water stationsDate of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Extremely well organised, good course and great atmosphereDate of review: March 21, 2005
In short: A Very Enjoyable race..I will be back next yearIn full: I would put this in my top 10 races of the year. It was the first time I have run it, but it is very well organised and marshalled. The results were fast and efficiently put on the web opn the same day as the race. I missed a coule of mile markers and the 10th Mile marker definietly seemed to be at the wrong place...but these are minor comments and shouldn't detract from the overall positive feel I had for the event. Thanks go to the Organisers and marshalls. Well done !Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Splendid race, excellent organisation, championchip timing, water stations where they are stated as being, friendly, a must for next year! Well done Fleet and Crookham AC, spendid effort.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: excellent race, very friendly, subly involved marshals.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: An well organised friendly races.In full: A very warm and friendly local race. Marshalls were excellent and lots of them. Course interesting and not lots of flat straight miles like some other races. Mile markers need to be a bit more noticeable. (One was attached to a table at a water station) An excellent race, and one to include in any List of Top 10 Halfs.Date of review: March 21, 2005
In short: Surprisingly goodIn full: For as long as I can remember I have avoided this race because of it's name; "Pre London" suggested opportunistic organisers and a congested event. So it came as some surprise when I crossed the finish line that my first thought should be what a terrific event. Date of review: March 21, 2005
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Transportation funding resolution on board agenda
NEW ULM – Brown County commissioners will consider a resolution Tuesday for a legislative bill that would invest more than $3 billion for needed highway and transit improvements over the next four years.
Bill provisions, according to the Association of Minnesota Counties (AMC) include $331.9 million to counties each year, authorization of $800 million in trunk highway bonds, a gas tax hike of five cents a gallon this year, a 1.5 cent fuel surcharge each year for three years to pay for highway bonding debt service, hiking license tab fees from 1.25 percent to 1.375 percent of vehicle values and increasing the flat tax paid by all vehicle owners by $10.
State sales tax on all automobile parts and services would be extended. Half of the revenue would go to County State Aid Highways (CSAH), a fourth to Metro Transit and a fourth to Greater Minnesota transit, ($87 million a year to counties).
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ok guys so for a little while now my rotor led has not turned on....so it is getting to be annoying...just that little problem lol. not that big of a deal but i just recently read in the manual about the rotor is has a black out mode. for when you are playing a night game of woodsball i guess you can turn the blue led off. now i found a picture somewhere online but cant find it now. theres something on the board to control it. but when i take my rotor apart i just see the motor and battery compartment. so do i remove the screws....from what i remember it's a lil black attachment. now i imagine it might of came lose or my light just burnt out as it is several years old. a version 3 tho. so what i am asking is what do you guys know about this and where do i find it. how do i take it apart. now it's not that big of a deal because i always shoot before my point starts anyway just like everyone does so i know when my rotor's on lol but it's just something that is annoying me because if it isn't burnt out and that switch or part just came lose that controls it i want to fix it! so please help me out guys! i can't remember where i found the pictures of it before and am having problems finding them again. but i know it's called the "black ops mode" or black out mode but i think the first. thanks in advance guys! and i apologize for grammatical errors, in a hurry to type this out
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Started by darkmatter, Mar 23 2013 08:20 PM
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 09:04 PM
Rotor Black Ops mode :
Open up the loader, take out the batteries and battery tray and open up the motorbox. Remove the black LED jumper.
Open up the loader, take out the batteries and battery tray and open up the motorbox. Remove the black LED jumper.
Posted 24 March 2013 - 10:16 AM
The o-ring monkey guy(dznuts007) on pbnation made a very nice write up on how to do this. http://www.pbnation....d.php?t=3715419
Posted 24 March 2013 - 06:02 PM
thank you very much guys!! because i need to know if thats why my lights not working maybe it came lose. or it just burnt out, either way now i know how to check! thanks
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Skip to comments.Why No Denomination Will Survive the Homosexuality Crisis
Posted on 07/16/2012 6:29:36 PM PDT by scottjewell
There is no way, short of a miraculous and full-scale changing of hearts and minds, for North American denominations to survive the homosexuality crisis. Denominations like the PCUSA, ELCA, RCA, UMC, and Episcopal Church will continue.
They won't fold their tents and join the Southern Baptists (though wouldn't that be interesting!). I'm not suggesting most of our old, mainline denominations will disappear. But I do not see how any of these once flourishing denominations will make it through the present crisis intact.
And the sooner denominations admit this sobering reality the better.
Every denomination is different. The percentages on both sides of the issue and the official positions are not identical. But the basic contours of the problem are quite similar.
On one side you have liberals who want to see the church open its doors to the GLBT agenda. They want homosexual behavior welcomed and affirmed. They want to perform gay marriages. They want gays and lesbians to be ordained to church office. Liberals (or "progressives" or whatever-I'm trying to use neutral labels) see this as a justice issue.
They believe conservatives are simply on the wrong side of history and that one day we will look at our traditional attitudes toward gays and lesbians like we look at old attitudes toward African Americans or our old attitudes toward women's ordination. We will be embarrassed to see that we could have been so blind and bigoted for so long.
On the other side you have conservatives who want to see the church maintain purity and biblical fidelity. They want homosexuals to be loved and treated with respect.
But they believe the behavior cannot be tolerated as Christian behavior. They see this as a gospel issue. They believe liberals are simply on the wrong side of the Bible and one day will be embarrassed to see how much we dishonored God by capitulating to our culture. To cave on this issue is not only to reject the plain teaching of Scripture, affirmed for two millennia of church history, but it says to people "peace, peace" where there is no peace.
n the middle are those who want both sides to get along. Maybe these third way folks are liberals willing to let conservatives keep doing their thing for awhile because they believe today's conservatives will slowly evolve or die off. Maybe they are institutional loyalists who want to preserve the denomination at all costs. Maybe they consider homosexuality a relatively minor issue, one not worth fighting over and dividing the church over. Or maybe, as is often the case, those advocating for a third way are conservatives who don't want to be the meanies who put up a fight.
These are the three main parties in this controversy-left, right, and center-and there is no way to make each of them happy. There is no way for mainline denominations to broker a compromise that everyone can live with.
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The Catholic Church is not experiencing these wrenching changes. Orthodox are doing pretty well, too. It helps when you have 2000 years of continuous traditionn and your beliefs are not subject to a congregational vote.
God will have to pour his New Wine into New Wineskins. The old ones are worthless to hold anything of value.
My side wasn't mentioned. The side that thinks homosexuals are mentally ill individuals who should go back in the closet and stay there.
Stop trying to recruit others to their sickness which is becoming epidemic.
And especially leave the kids alone.
The third way is the liberal way, just at a slower speed.
The "third way" has been standard progressive jargon for a century (and not just in religion, but politics in general), because they understand it is a way to achieve their goal. They may achieve it more slowly, but in the end, they win.
I agree with you that the third way is stealthy and all the more dangerous. Sort of how we got to this point in the general culture....in many areas.
The conservatives in the Methodist Church made a change in governance that makes it increasingly impossible for the left to prevail. The new Methodist growth is occurring overseas in Africa and Asia and as it grows it adds new votes and representation to the orthodox.
"our old attitudes toward women's ordination."
I've still got that "old" attitude concerning women's ordination a/k/a ordain men only.
It's an attitude shared by many Christian men and women alike of all races. And more importantly, it's THE Biblical position:
"Let a woman learn quietly with all submissiveness. I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet. For Adam was formed first, then Eve; and Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived and became a transgressor. Yet she will be saved through childbearingif they continue in faith and love and holiness, with self-control."
Why will she be saved through child bearing?
Bottom line is many parents bring their children to church to assist them in developing as Christians in a safe environment. Once the homosexual recruiters infiltrate a parish, the safe environment is gone and the parents leave, taking their children with them. This is how the Episcopal church is being destroyed from within.
The real churches will survive even if smaller. The others will fail because of one thing .... they are missing the glue .... real faith in God.
The "third way" is just a cheap euphemism for the Marxian Dialectic.
No sale.
As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.
>> They believe conservatives are simply on the wrong side of history
I don't mind being on the "wrong side of history".
I seriously don't want to be on the wrong side of God Almighty though. That's infinitely more important.
On the other side you have conservatives who want to see the church maintain purity and biblical fidelity.
This should not be liberal vs conservative, but simple right from wrong.
Father Donald B. Cozzens' book "The Changing Face of the Priesthood" conservatively places the percentage of Catholic priests who are homosexual from a minimum low of 23 to a high of 58% - and even that upper number may be low.
This isn't just one priest making the claim either. I have spoken to at least two priests who agreed the percentage was at least half, and approaching two thirds as well.
Surveys of priests claim the number approaching 50% to include the existence of a "homosexual subculture" within the ranks.
What change in governance did they make? Just curious as we noticed (several years ago) that the Methodist's had, unfortunately, become very tolerant on many social issues. Thanks for any info.
In what way , which of the other choices is yours?
Fulfilling the commandment to be fruitful and multiply.
Given that the Roman church is still wrenching—world wide—from the so-called "pedophilia priest" crises (which was really a homosexual-priest crises, though no one wants to say so...), I think it's quite dim to crow that your church is not experiencing these issues.
Probably a higher percentage of Roman Catholic laity support the homosexual agenda than among Protestants—seeing as how the overwhelming majority of RC's vote for Democrats.
Most Protestants though who are faithful to the bible however, leave the "progressive" churches and join conservative denominations or independent churches. Evangelical churches are still growing—and all stand against the homosexual agenda.
Agreed. No one who has died before us is the slightest bit concerned with what we the living think of them. They're very concerned however with what God thinks of them.
"Fulfilling the commandment to be fruitful and multiply."
This is one of the most interesting phrases in the bible. To complete the phrase I believe it is necessary to include the "why" and that is to "replenish the earth. This begs two questions..1) replenish ( to fill up again)? does this mean the earth was filled before? 2) once replenished then what?
All original interpretations, greek, Aramaic, hebrew use the same "replenish" concept.
My thoughts 1) yes the earth was full before we are living in one of many ages. 2) we better figure this one out because there is such a thing as over fill.
Those today that are 'non-denominational' - not affiliated with any of the old 'mainstream' churches have survived, and many are quite large with 'offspring' churches that thrive.
The UMC is a world-wide denomination which holds its "General Conference" once every 4 years. Delegates from every area (annual conference) are elected to attend; half are clergy and half are laity. During General Conference, church polity and policy are debated and established for the coming 4 years.
We just held the 2012 General Conference in Tampa this past spring. As always since 1972, there were efforts to change the stance on homosexuality - and especially the most pressing sentence which states, "The United Methodist Church does not condone the practice of homosexuality and considers this practice incompatible with Christian teaching."
To make a long story short, that language was maintained by 55-45 percent. A second attempt - to change the language to the THIRD WAY wording that "we agree to disagree on this issue" [my words, not exact wording] - failed by a larger margin, 40-60%.
The UMC maintained its biblical stance on homosexuality primarily with the help of the African delegates who spoke boldly and clearly for the current language and biblical sexuality.
Because Christ was born of a woman. Salvation for all came through child bearing.
> In what way , which of the other choices is yours?
To avoid "denominations" like the plague that they are.
Not that there aren't good, solid Christian folks in the congregations, but I'm certain it was never meant to be that way.
From 1st Corinthians Chapter 1
10 ¶ Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in the same judgment.
11 For it hath been declared unto me of you, my brethren, by them which are of the house of Chloe, that there are contentions among you.
12 Now this I say, that every one of you saith, I am of Paul; and I of Apollos; and I of Cephas; and I of Christ.
13 Is Christ divided? was Paul crucified for you? or were ye baptized in the name of Paul?
14 ¶ I thank God that I baptized none of you, but Crispus and Gaius;
15 Lest any should say that I had baptized in mine own name.
BTTT for your comment.
Let a woman learn quietly with all submissiveness. I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man; rather, she is to remain quiet. For Adam was formed first, then Eve; and Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived and became a transgressor. Yet she will be saved through childbearingif they continue in faith and love and holiness, with self-control. (I Timothy 2:11-15)
I don't know of any legitimate bible scholars of Greek that think St. Paul was saying there a woman is saved because she has kids.
Paul talks a lot throughout the New Testament about how people are justified, or "saved" and never distinguishes between men and women—all come to God through Jesus. The Church has always taught that too, men and women are both saved the same way...so to try to pretend there's confusion on something where there is none, is just not helpful.
The verse is assuring Christians that in THE most dangerous life-event for a woman in the ancient (and up into the 1800s) world, child-birth, she will be protected, that's all.
If you meant that remark to mock the bible so as to dismiss what it says about male authority in the Church, you're only mocking and dismissing yourself.
I've been thinking for a while now that the true Church in America will eventually have to go underground - meeting in members' homes instead of church buildings, due in large part to this issue. Then a short time ago we see the guy arrested for hosting a Bible study in his home. Things that make you go "hmmmm."
The Sodom and Gomorrah photos are amazing. Thank you for posting.
Thank you both for your good responses.
Here are two good videos dealing with this topic:
No they don't, the Hebrew word is 'to fill' or 'to be full'.
So Paul has the same authority as Christ Our Savior? I have never understood this. Are we the Christian Church or the Paulian Church?
Glad you read there. This is an amazing tale - and even more amazing that it has been discovered anew!
It's never been a problem for Trinitarians to understand.
I don't think that is what Christ wants. Christ wants them healed by being freed from their sin through His grace. Sin is the enemy and we should pray for the defeat of sin, especially when it has so many in its grip.
I have done no such thing. I just wanted to have clarification. Do you have specific siting in the bible to go along with what you said?
Thanks for that info. I suspected that it was the Africans who saved us from a certain schism. Our little rural Methodist church would have lost many members over it and probably would not have survived.
Father Donald B. Cozzens' book "The Changing Face of the Priesthood" conservatively places the percentage of Catholic priests who are homosexual from a minimum low of 23 to a high of 58% - and even that upper number may be low.
You should add that Cozzens is a liberal, who has no problem with homosexuals in the priesthood and pals around with Voice of the Faithful, a notorious modernist organization which has been explicitly condemned by, e.g., the bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska.
You should also add that Cozzens' book was published in 2000. This is not a statistic based on some cutting-edge research that was just published.
Neither the article, nor the response from Sky Pilot had to do with abuse. The question is how Christian churches deal with the presence and acceptance of homosexuals and their agenda.
As I understand his point, whether it is right or wrong, is that there is an attitude of looking the other way in the case of the RC priesthood that is simply one way of dealing with the problem.
One of the problems I have with "legitimate" bible scholars is that they twist and spin in all sorts of uncomfortable ways in order to deny what the black words on the white page say.
Leviticus (KJV)
18:22 Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is
Is that difficult to understand?
perhaps, just perhaps, the protestant revolution was not a good idea after all....???
actually, the episcopal church is being saved....as more and more of them return to Catholicism, more and more of them will be saved !!!!
I guess you've never read solid bible commentaries then...there are plenty. While there certainly are poor, manipulative, dishonest Bible scholars--there are many who are terrific. What sounds odd in an English translation--isn't so odd in Greek. It isn't un-Christian or un-Conservative to really study the bible--relying on the good, not the trashy, scholarship.
I gave you a solid, easy to understand argument already too--Paul explains salvation in many places--and ALWAYS its the same for men and women. It's just plain silly to imagine suddenly, as an aside, he's saying women gain salvation by having babies--rather than believing and following Christ.
In this passage Paul isn't explaining salvation anyway--he's talking about leadership in the Church...
Not a very complicated passage to understand--in its plain meaning, unless, you want to be confused.
It is recorded that Jesus delegated His authority to the Apostles--who actually wrote the New Testament--telling us about Jesus.
Paul's letters in the New Testament have the authority of the Apostles--which is to say--they have the authority of Christ.
The Church from the earliest days recognized the writings of the New Testament as having exactly the same highest authority as the words of Jesus Himself. This is why Christians call the Bible "God's Word."
(In fact there aren't even any quotation marks in the original Greek texts of the Gospels--delineating exactly which were Jesus' words, as opposed to the writer's words...quotation marks are a translators' educated guess)
The Church is built on the authority of the Apostles--as found in the New Testament--there is no Christian Church without regarding Paul's (and Peter's and James' and John's etc.) words in the New Testament as having the same authority--as delegated by Christ--of Christ Himself.
To try to separate out Jesus words out of the Bible as somehow more authoritative--than the work of the authors who first told us about Jesus (the Bible)....is to invite chaos and destruction into the Church.
Who are you, or me, or anyone, to question Jesus's Apostle, Paul?
Right, we could have just purchased an indulgence for forgiveness of sins and been golden?????? Dang it, missed the indulgence boat.
Paul never met Jesus, as I'm sure you know.
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Characterisation of mouse limbal neurosphere cells: a potential cell source of functional neurons
- 1Clinical and Experimental Sciences, Clinical Neurosciences Research Group, Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton General Hospital, Southampton, UK
- 2Southampton Eye Unit, Southampton General Hospital, Southampton, UK
- Correspondence to Professor Andrew Lotery, Clinical and Experimental Sciences, Clinical Neurosciences Research Group, Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton General Hospital, Southampton SO16 6YD, UK; a.j.lotery{at}soton.ac.uk
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Background/aims To characterise the origin, ultrastructure and functional properties of corneal limbal neurospheres (LNS).
Methods Limbal cells were isolated from the corneal limbus of adult mice and cultured in a serum-free sphere forming culture system. LNS were characterised by immunocytochemistry, Reverse-transcription-PCR and electron microscopy. LNS cells were also cocultured with neonatal mouse retinal cells. Phenotype and function were then assessed by immunofluorescence and a calcium influx/efflux assay.
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December 23, 2011
Do you hear the angels sing? The harp and trumpets? I do. I'm on vacation!!! The last week at work was a lot smoother than the last months. We had a great Christmas party with colleagues and clients. I must say my bosses went overboard with the caterer. It was fantastic! Since I didn't not have much to do until next year, I decided to start my vacations earlier.
So now I'm off to buy food for tomorrow and Sunday. I'm happy for it is snowing right now. We may have a white Christmas after all!
I know the photos up here don't reflect the time of year but I haven't been shooting pictures much lately. These were taken after the first frost which makes interesting looking flowers.
So what are your plans for the holidays? Lots of celebration or quiet times? Traveling?
Publié par nathalie et cetera à l'adresse 8:56 AM
6 comments:
- Robert Marleau said...
C'est tristouillet ces fleurs...!mais je suis certain que dans ton coeur et ta tête, le jardin est en fleurs, passes de très belles Fêtes
- December 23, 2011 at 10:06 AM
- Line Houde said...
de joyeuses fêtes sous la neige!
- December 23, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- sarapirat said...
merry christmas
beautiful, your series of home.
sweden is home, even though not quite.
but childhood and memories.
that is how my christmas will be.
- December 23, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- gretchenmist . . . {belinda} said...
have a lovely white relaxing christmas. and thanku for your sweet message xx
- December 23, 2011 at 8:31 PM
- P.K said...
Wishing you a Merry Christmas! Enjoy your vacation.
- December 24, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- sofaMenthol said...
Bonnes Fêtes de fin d'année Nathalie et aux tiens... Je travaille en ce moment mais j'aurai le temps de donner les cadeaux à Suzanne demain matin avec Cumpagnon ... De la voir radieuse m'enchante! Merci pour ton message!
- December 24, 2011 at 4:23 PM
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PS...were you really taking pictures of your pizza while going 80 mph???
Yes, I had slowed down to take the pictures.
PizzardI would guess that if you saw cornmeal you probably were eating a pizza baked in a deck oven. If you're not seeing cornmeal now, it's probably cooked in a conveyor oven. John
Regrettably -- in my estimation -- much of the pizza business has converted over to the inferior, "quicky" and cheaper system of baking pizzas in conveyor ovens. While some I've tasted are decent, in side by side comparisons (like Aurelio's in Homewood, Illinois), I can tell in an instant which was made in a deck oven and which in a convection-like (blown hot air) conveyor oven. The deck oven was, still is and always will be the superior way to cook a pizza IMHO. (I don't sound bias, do I?) --BTB
Mad_Ernie, I thought that I had remembered in a post some where of yours, that the Shakeys thin dough spent some time in the refer. docked but not topped. Maybe you prepaired this pizza this way, but was just wondering. I'm just thinking out loud here but mabye a docked crust cooked pretty quickly acts differently than a docked refer'd crust. Anywho, the pizza looks very good to me


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