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By Philip ZembrodIn an earlier post on trying out TDD I wrote how my mindset while coding changed from fear of bugs in the new code to eager anticipation to see the new code run through and eventually pass the already written tests. Today I want to tell about integrating components by writing integration tests first.
In a new project we decided to follow TDD from the start. We happily created components, "testing feature after feature into existence" (a phrase I love; I picked it up from a colleague), hitting a small test coverage of around 90% from the start. Obviously, when it came to integrating the components into a product, the obvious choice was to do that test-driven, too. So how did that go?
What I would have done traditionally was select a large enough set of components that, once integrated, should make up something I could play with. Since at least a minimum UI would be needed, plus something that does visible or useful things, preferably both, this something would likely have been largish, integrating quite a few components. With the playing around and tryout, I'd enter debugging, because of course it wouldn't work at first attempt. The not-too-small number of integrated components would make tracking the cause of failures hard, and anticipating all this while coding, I'd have met the well-known fearful mindset again, slowing me down, as I described in my initial TDD post.
How did TDI change this game for me? I realized: With my unit test toolbox that can test any single component, I can also test an integration of 2 components regardless of whether they have a UI or do something visible. That was the key to a truly incremental process of small steps.
First, write the test for 2 components, run it and see it fail to make sure the integration code I'm about to write is actually executed by the test. Write that bit of code, run the test and see it succeed. If it still fails, fix what's broken and repeat. Finding what's broken in this mode is usually easy enough because the increments are small. If the test failure doesn't make obvious what's wrong, adding some verifications or some logging does the trick. A debugger should never be needed; automated tests are, after all, a bit like recorded debugging sessions that you can replay any time in the future.
Repeating this for the 3rd component added, the 4th, etc., I could watch my product grow, with new passing tests every day. Small steps, low risks in each, no fear of debugging; instead, continuous progress. Every day this roaring thrill: It works, it works! Something's running that didn't run yesterday. And tomorrow morning I'll start another test that will run tomorrow evening, most likely. Or already at lunchtime. Imagine what kind of motivation and acceleration this would give you. Better, try it out for yourself. I hope you'll be as amazed and excited as I am.
What are the benefits? As with plain TDD, I find this fun-factor, this replacement of dread of debugging by eagerness for writing the next test to be able to write and run the next code the most striking effect of TDI.
The process is also much more systematic. Once you have specified your expectations at each level of integration, you'll verify them continuously in the future, just by running the tests. Compare that to how reproducible, thorough and lasting your verification of your integration would be if you'd done it manually.
And if you wrote an integration test for every function or feature that you cared about during integration, then you can make sure each of them is in shape any time by just running the tests. I suspect one can't appreciate the level of confidence in the code that creates until one has experienced it. I find it amazing. I dare you to try it yourself!
P.S. On top of this come all the other usual benefits of well-tested code that would probably be redundant to enumerate here, so I won't. ;-)

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By Sandy Tolan, TomDispatch
This piece first appeared at TomDispatch. Read Tom Engelhardt's introduction here.
Alongside the toll of death and broken lives, perhaps the saddest reality of the latest Gaza war, like the Gaza wars before it, is how easy it would have been to avoid. For the last eight years, Israel and the U.S. had repeated opportunities to opt for a diplomatic solution in Gaza. Each time, they have chosen war, with devastating consequences for the families of Gaza.
Let's begin in June 2006, when the University of Maryland's Jerome Segal, founder of the Jewish Peace Lobby, carried a high-level private message from Gaza to Washington. Segal had just returned from a meeting with Ismail Haniyeh, whose Hamas faction had recently won free and fair elections and taken power in Gaza. Hamas was seeking a unity government with the rival Fatah faction overseen by Mahmoud Abbas.
The previous year, Israel had withdrawn its soldiers and 8,000 settlers from Gaza, though its armed forces maintained a lockdown of the territory by air, land, and sea, controlling the flow of goods and people. Gazans believed they were trapped in the world's largest open-air prison. For generations they had lived in overcrowded refugee camps, after their villages were depopulated by Israel and new Israeli cities built on their ruins in the years that followed Israel's birth in 1948. By voting for Hamas in 2006, Palestinians signaled their weariness with Fatah's corruption and its failure to deliver an independent state, or even a long-promised safe passage corridor between the West Bank and Gaza. In the wake of its surprise election victory, Hamas was in turn showing signs of edging toward the political center, despite its militant history.
Nevertheless, Israel and "the Quartet"—the U.S., the European Union, Russia, and the U.N.—refused to recognize the outcome of the democratic elections, labeling Hamas a "terrorist organization," which sought Israel's destruction. The administration of George W. Bush strongly pressured Abbas not to join a unity government. The Quartet suspended economic aid and Israel severely curtailed the flow of goods in and out of Gaza.
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"America and the EU [European Union] shamelessly joined Israel in ostracizing and demonizing the Hamas government and in trying to bring it down by withholding tax revenues and foreign aid. A surreal situation thus developed with a significant part of the international community imposing economic sanctions not against the occupier but against the occupied, not against the oppressor but against the oppressed. As so often in the tragic history of Palestine, the victims were blamed for their own misfortunes."
These punitive measures were to remain in place until Hamas renounced violence (including stopping its cross-border rocket attacks), recognized Israel, and accepted all previous agreements based on the Oslo peace accords.
Which brings us back to that Washington-bound letter from Gaza. In the wake of the elections, Hamas was no longer the militant opposition to a ruling Fatah party, but a legally elected government operating under siege. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, suddenly responsible for governing and facing a mounting economic, humanitarian, and political catastrophe, sought to defuse the situation. In his June 2006 hand-written note to President Bush that Jerome Segal delivered to the State Department and the National Security Council, he requested a direct dialogue with the administration.
Despite Hamas's charter calling for the elimination of Israel, Haniyeh's conciliatory note to the American president conveyed a different message. "We are so concerned about stability and security in the area that we don't mind having a Palestinian state in the 1967 borders and offering a truce for many years," Haniyeh wrote to Bush. This essentially added up to an offer of de facto recognition of Israel with a cessation of hostilities—two of the key U.S. and Israeli demands of Hamas.
"The continuation of this situation," Haniyeh wrote to Bush, "will encourage violence and chaos in the whole region."
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Zambia goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene
By Ameenu Shardow
Goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene believes God has ordained Zambia to qualify to the 2014 World Cup ahead of Ghana.
The Chipolopolo will face the Black Stars on September 6 in Kumasi in the final group game of the qualifiers.
Zambia are currently trailing Ghana in Group D by just a point ? meaning they will have to beat the Black Stars before their home fans to prgress to the final phase of qualification.
Many deem a win for Zambia in Kumasi as highly unlikely especially with most of the Black Stars players determined to dish out a resounding defeat to Zambia as pay back for the misery the Chipolopolo have inflicted on Ghanaians in recent meetings.
Zambia handed a painful 1-0 defeat to Ghana in the semi final match of the 2012 Nations Cup with Mweene playing a key role by saving an Asamoah Gyan spot kick on their way to their first ever continental success.
They again beat the Black Stars at their own backyard by the same scoreline earlier on the 2014 World Cup qualifiers.
Many Ghanaians thus see the September 6 clash as a fine opportunity to avenge these painful defeats.
But Zambia?s first choice goalkeeper Mweene who is in Ghana on pre-season tour with his club Sundowns say the will of God clearly is in favour of the Chipolopolo qualifying ahead of Ghana.
?God?s time is the best and for us sometimes our wish is not God?s wish and therefore when your time comes no one can hold you,? he said.
?We can see the light at the end of the tunnel and many can see God has his light on us.
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never actually met her personally but she used to be a regular on the 'stupid o'clock' thread and I think a few of the people that live further south than I do know her personally
I would say it all depends on budget - if you can afford it and that's the way you want to go, then go for it, but just joining a club might help? Cheaper, but you wouldn't get the personal attention you would from a personal coach
Have you considered joining a running club? At novice level you dont need a huge amount of one-one coaching but you would get to talk to the coaches/expereinced runners there for tips and also get ushered towards others running at a similar level of ability
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I have run in groups before, but I find I'm generally always the slowest - leaving me unmotivated and pretty upset with myself! Keen to find someone to work with one-to-one. I've identified that I really need help to work on my confidence as a runner!
You may require a training partner of a similar pace Easier said than done but several parkruns all over London and by running with others it will inspire you and push you harder than any coach can do. By turning up regularly you will see familar faces especially for those running a similar pace to you, out of these you may end up with an ideal training partner to spur you on. More motivating than a coach.
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coaches are good for those who want to reach another level. we all can download plans, ask advice etc but unless you actually know what your own body requires to improve it is basically guess work or trial and error.
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Swarms of birds and people
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The partridge alone
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So there's a little bit of a loss of energy there. So, that means you're going to lose a little bit of mass.
I think not.
Digestion is not a nuclear reaction!
You are converting the potential energy of e.g. sugar bonds, into kinetic energy.
During this process energy is converted to heat and that heat is radiated out of the body in various forms thus decreasing the mass of your body.
No nuclei are transformed by 3nO2 + 2(CH2)n → 2nCO2 + 2nH2O + heat
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Were it not so, the universe would have disappeared into a burst of photons a long time ago.
The more common association of massenergy equivalence with nuclear processes derives from the fact that the large amounts of energy released in such reactions may exhibit enough mass that the mass loss (which is called the mass defect) may be measured, when the released energy (and its mass) have been removed from the system; while the energy released in chemical processes is smaller by roughly six orders of magnitude, and so the resulting mass defect is much more difficult to measure.
You are losing weight all the time (ignoring the mass of air being breathed in and out which causes fluctuations up and down if you include it), but if you eat the burger you will lose weight a bit faster as you munch and swallow it, even before you start digesting it. Some of the energy will be lost as sound and other vibrations (in addition to heat), but all of that lost energy starts as energy released from the rearrangement of bonds between atoms where a process similar to combustion is going on.


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The Continuing Saga of The DCeiver and Big Yawn
If you've been following the boards over at the 9:30 club, you know that the Army of Big Yawn, in general a flotilla of writers dedicated to the passionate pursuit of the generic, have had their opportunity to vent their spleen in support of their God-given right to be indignant about criticism. They've obliquely offered the sentiment: "Don't think for a moment that you know better than us." They've described their "lack of ego" as the key to their critical success, which I suppose would be a good argument were it not for the Complete Works of Every Rock Critic Who Ever Lived standing in as evidence to the opposite. One BYer has even told a little birdy that he'd like to opportunity to sit with me and explain how wrong, wrong, wrong I am. Please make sure I am drunk for that little powwow!
All of this is soooooooooo much dancing about architecture. I think as far as rock critics go, Big Yawn are excellent web designers. But, can one offer, say, a Basis for Comparison? Why yes. A wee one, but a Basis for Comparison, nonetheless.
I cast your memory back to 10/9/04. On that date, I discovered that Big Yawn had handicapped the Shortlist Prize. I said, "Hmmmm," on that day because, by coincidence, in my role as rock critic for The Diner (full disclosure, I am more derelict in those duties than BY has ever been in theirs) I had done so as well.
Summing up, Big Yawn had this to say in way of making a prediction: "So, there you have it. A full out dog fight between the coal-miner's daughter [Loretta Lynn], and the Austrian Archdukes [Franz Ferdinand]. With the possility [sic] that just maybe a longshot horse can sneek [sic] in." They had given Franz Ferdinand 2-3 odds of winning, Loretta Lynn 3-1 odds. They allowed that TV On The Radio had "a shot, depending on the way the wind is blowing."
On the other hand, I more or less came to the exact opposite conclusion. TV On The Radio, opined I, was "quite simply the only record on the Shortlist that can be considered to be on the vanguard of rock's future, and it doesn't sound like anything you've heard before." I went on to state: "As the Long List was pared down to the Shortlist, no record was selected more often by the judges than TV on the Radio. I expect Loretta Lynn and Franz Ferdinand to be real contenders going forward, but I think the Shortlist is going to Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes, and as far as I'm concerned, it belongs there."
Note the ego, please. Note the all-around, standing-for-something, do.
Well, it didn't surprise me at all to read on [information leafblower] today that TV On The Radio, did, in fact win. So, how long a moratorium should I get from people who declaim that I shouldn't "think for a minute that I know better?"
At any rate, congratulations to TV On The Radio, who truly are deserving of that award.
And Big Yawn? That's called KICKING YOUR ASS.


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Twenty-Four Hours began in 2001, in Japan. Since then, it has moved to Texas, New York, and New Jersey. It features interviews with authors and zine-makers, and has comics, with a dash of politics. The creator of the blog, Joshua Medsker, has been involved in self-publishing in some form or another since 1994.
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Stephen is well remembered in Hawkes Bay for his past successes at the Bayswater Bistro and Craggy Range Terroir Restaurant before which he kicked off his career in London. After five years working in Australia's foodie capital – Melbourne – he's returned to the Bay to share his culinary genius at Te Awa.
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She breathed in deeply, a rattling breath escaping chapped lips. After another few shuddering breaths and a throaty laugh rippled through her. It was strange to hear a sound other than the muffled ones she had become so used to. The laugh grew in sound echoing throughout the shocked stadium which had fallen into silence. Looking up she stared triumphantly at the prince. His expression mirrored those around him. Shocked, horrified. With a flourish of her hand she bowed mockingly, her eyes never leaving the Prince's face, full of contempt and scorn.
As she rose back up to her full height, the crowd began to mutter uneasily. The Prince seemed to be lost for words, his mouth opening and closing stupidly. "My good Prince, Death could never give me what I deserve! Just living under your King's rule is punishment enough!" She drawled correcting his earlier statement before she spat derisively onto the dirt.
The Crown Prince seemed to snap out of his trance, his expression turning stony. "Guards!" He shouted, his hand slicing commandingly through the air. Guards poured into the arena, leaping over the sides of the stadium into what was essentially an inescapable goldfish bowl, swords drawn as they attacked from all sides. She curtseyed to the Prince holding the fifthly rag between her bloodied fingers ignoring the oncoming threat.
The silent spell that had so entranced the audience shattered. Screams, yells, terrified cries, men and women of all status's scrambling over one another in an attempt to get away from the rogue demon.
The guards pressed down upon her like a mass of armoured ants. "Let the execution being!" She lunged towards the oncoming tidal wave of glinting steel. With new found energy coursing through her veins the urge to transform consumed her. The smell of fear was thick as peat swamping all other emotions leaving only the anger and the compelling nag to kill.
Where there had once been nails, crude talons took their place slicing through flesh like a sword through blades of grass. Kill the Prince the demon within her screamed. He had to pay, she would punish the King as he had punished her. With a furious battle cry, she dodged and slashed tearing at anything whether it was exposed skin or chain mail.
Blood, blood everywhere.
One guard who held an axe swung it ferociously at her. Spinning her body around she stopped the blow with the chains around her wrists. With one quick dodge she had the chains around his throat choking the life out of him. Just as she was about to break his neck a sword came crashing down. Leaping out of the way using the dead man as a shield she heard the sword crunch against bone.
She was relentless, attacking left and right, a beast with a never-ending lust for blood. Liam, however, wasn't able to spectate any longer, as soon as the guards had realised he wasn't running away from the scene they had advanced. He was battling three men all weighted down with weapons. The only advantage; he was a Maven they were ungifted.
Mathew seemed to have released every demon he could find. The whole of the slave trade was in complete and utter chaos. The Prince had vanished from the scene, dragged away by his bodyguard. Demons and Maven had abruptly turned attacking any ungifted they set eyes on. Corven was still nowhere to be seen, but Liam had caught a glimpse of Tuliou pulling two young demons away from the fighting.
The sound of steel on steel resounded around them as Liam blocked and parried, ducking to avoid decapitation. Liam pushed one of the guards back towards the edge of the stadium, nearer to the arena. Another block to the right. He felt the 'Whoosh' of metal slice through the air a hair's breadth away from his face. Kicking the man ahead of him off of the benches into the arena, he ducked, knocking the feet from under the man on his left. He landed heavily on his back, winded. Liam's sword clashed once again with the remaining guard's sword. Fuelled by adrenaline Liam feinted.
The guard fell for the move and went in for the attack, only to have Liam thrust his own blade forwards into his gut. The man stumbled back clutching his stomach. He would be dead soon enough, a wound like that would have ruptured his stomach. Liam didn't wait around to find out. If it hadn't been for the shout behind him Liam would have found himself in the same position as the man spluttering blood a few feet away from him. However, the war cry had signalled that the previously winded guard was back up.
Liam spun on his heel, just as the man behind him raised his sword high above his head and swung down. An arrow pierced his neck and he stumbled back the weight of the sword pulling him over the edge into the arena. Looking over his shoulder, Liam saw Mathew, small and slight, flashing through the crowd. He smirked. Mathew although small and skinny had the ability to handle a bow whilst running and if need be shoot with a blow pipe. He was skilled in both strategy and craftsmanship, if they hadn't been fighting Liam would have treated him to a drink, but that could wait.
His attention was brought away from Mathew back to the arena as an unearthly sound reached his ears. It was louder than a scream, deep like a roar, but mixed with the yell of a human. His eyes found the source immediately. The demon girl, still fighting with a resilience so hatred filled he felt apprehensive just watching her, as though she could tear him apart without so much as touching him. She drew back panting her brow slick with sweat.
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Try telling your employer that you will be putting your feet up for a couple of years but will come back strongly in 2014. At a guess you would soon be joining the fast-swelling ranks of the unemployed. But Norbert Haug has just said that Mercedes will not be ready to go for the Formula One world championship until then – by which time, by the way, Michael Schumacher will be in his 46th year.
"You don't have to jump from fourth to first," said Haug. "So we want to do the countdown: four, three, two, one." So by that calculation he is talking about 2014 before the silver arrow can point for glory.
As the motorsport supremo at Mercedes, Haug is in a pretty strong position. But it is still an astonishing statement from one of the biggest players in the sport. However, it is my guess that Herr Haug placed his tongue in his not inconsiderable jowls before he made that remark. His observation may appear a little timid on the surface but it's underpinned by a massive confidence.
There's something going on at Mercedes. There has been for some time. In the winter they recruited like nobody else. Their most important signings have been the former Red Bull man Geoff Willis, as technology director, and the former Ferrari technical director Aldo Costa, as engineering director. They joined in October.
Bob Bell had already taken up his position as technical director and there in the background remains the chubbily menacing figure of Ross Brawn, their team principal, who won the world championship on his own – with a little help from Jenson Button – in 2009.
The team was simply Brawn then. Mercedes came on board in 2010 and then, as last year, they came a massively disappointing fourth. That may not sound that bad, but there are only four teams competing in the mini-league at the top of Formula One and last year the placings were not even close. Red Bull finished 153 points ahead of McLaren, who were 122 points ahead of Ferrari. Then, 210 points behind the Italian giant, Mercedes limped in, without a podium finish all season.
Nico Rosberg and Schumacher were solid enough last year but did not have much to work with. The team by Daimler-Benz had a dodgy car that you wouldn't have bought from Del Boy. It had, among other faults, a too short wheelbase and its high centre of gravity meant heavy tyre wear too.
Mercedes launched their new W03 just over a week ago. There was an unrushed show of confidence as they rolled it out, long after Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari had shown their hands. Unlike the other three, Mercedes were not able to test the new car in Jerez. But they seem happy with it here. And in the glinting Catalan sunshine on the opening day of the final testing session near Barcelona, there was an ease about the movement of the entire team that suggested they are where they want to be and there is not much work to be done before the season starts in Melbourne on 18 March.
Brawn is not quite as laid-back as Haug. "Third place has got to be a minimum," he says. "The WO3 is an elegant interpretation of the current regulations and a clear step forward over its predecessor."
If it is the real thing, look for a big improvement in Schumacher's performances. He is not what he once was, and he is no longer able to arm-wrestle an inferior vehicle on to the podium, but he is still good enough to make the most of a competitive car.
My only concern with Mercedes is that they may have brought too many clever men on board. Brawn, as we have said, won the thing without all that German money and the champions, Red Bull, have had no such need to go on a recruitment drive. Not while they have got Adrian Newey, a designer who is so far ahead of his peers that he evokes head-shaking awe.


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Chateau Lynch-Moussas 2005
Bordeaux Red Blends from Pauillac, Bordeaux, France
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Deep dark ruby red color. Complex and elegant nose dominated by fresh red fruit. Rich texture on the palate which shows a solid tannic backbone with plenty of woody and toasted notes. Its long and striking finish promises a superb longevity. This wine perfectly illustrates this ripe 2005 vintage.
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The Wine Advocate - "While still behind most of the Pauillac classified growths, Lynch Moussas is improving with each vintage as Philippe Casteja continues to upgrade this estate. The deep ruby/purple-tinged 2005 exhibits notes of blackberries, currants, and hints of smoke and toasty oak in the background. Medium-bodied, with good tannic structure, decent acidity, and a heady finish, it should drink well between 2012-2020."
International Wine Cellar - "Medium ruby. Cassis, chocolate, tar and menthol on the nose. A bit reduced in the mouth, but fat and full for this property, with sweet flavors of cassis and licorice. Not particularly nuanced or refined, but offers good breadth and ripeness. The tannins are dusty but not dry. I can't recall the last time an early sample from this chateau caught my attention like this one."
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The Irishman John Lynch acquired the estate together with the vineyards of what is today the neighbouring Château Lynch-Bages and had the chateau built in the 18th century. The Castéja family, proprietor in Pauillac since the 16th century,acquired Château Lynch-Moussas in the beginning of the 20th century. From the 1970's onwards until today, major investments have been made at the Chateau and in the vineyard, significantly improving quality. Chateau Lynch-Moussas is the only Castéja-Chateau on the left bank not exclusively distributed through Borie-Manoux but through the "place de Bordeaux". View all Chateau. Lynch-Moussas Wines
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Notable FactsThe gravel-based soils of Pauillac are key in creating the structured wines produced there. Like most of Bordeaux's left bank, Cabernet Sauvignon is the leading grape. Some typical descriptions of wine from Pauillac include: concentrated, full-bodied, powerful, firm tannins, ability to mature. Not all of the Pauillac wines are top price collectibles that you can only find at auctions. There are great values in the lower level crus, like the fifth growth, Chateau Lynch-Bages, as well as great Cru Bourgeois such as Chateau Pibran. These wines are more affordable and often mature a bit sooner.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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BeschreibungIN RECENT YEARS Christina Rossetti's star has soared. Now, as wehave reached the centenary of her death, Rossetti (1830-1894) is considered one ofthe major poets--not just one of the major women poets--of the Victorian era.Leading critics have demonstrated how studies of Rossetti's work, her daily life, her relationships with the Pre-Raphaelites, and her interactions with other womenauthors of the period can help us understand the unique cultural situation ofVictorian women writers. When complete in four volumes, this project will makeavailable all of Rossetti's extant letters, almost two-thirds of which have neverbeen published.
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Instead of bánh tét, people from Northern Vietnam wrap bánh chưng for Tết. This past Christmas, we learned to make bánh chưng from Grandma. For Tết in Houston, we demonstrated that the lesson (mostly) stuck.
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Members answering roll call: President Knoup, Bob Asche, Mat Diehl, Jim Westaby, Will Backus, Dave Dixon, Larry Johnson, Jamie Melville and Cheryl Liebenstein.
The minutes from the July meeting were reviewed and accepted without dissent by Bob. Second by Larry. Motion Carried.
Dave made a motion to pay all bills as presented with the additions/corrections. Second by Jim. Motion carried.
Motion to approve the treasurer report as presented, by Jim. Second by Mat. Motion carried.
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Jim made a motion to approve the Appropriations as presented. Second by Bob. Roll call vote as follows: Bob-yes, Jim-yes, Will-yes, Dave-yes, Larry-yes. Let the record show 5-yes and 1-absent
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Rob reported that both the village signs have been installed. He still has not received payment for a cemetery plot. Rob also reported that the water level remained good throughout the recent church fire.
He noted that the Park District would like to enter into an inter-governmental agreement with the village for insurance and the right for the Park District to use Mill Pond for canoe and kayak events during their summer program. The Park District will have the agreement written up. Dave made a motion to enter into an inter-governmental agreement with the Park District with the Park District insuring Mill Pond and the Village allowing the Park District to use the pond for canoe and kayak activities during their summer program. Motion second by Bob. Motion carried.
Rob noted that he was not getting a lot of hours from his summer help.
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They had a meeting to review the Side Walk program. During the meeting they had to make cuts to the project due to expenses. The project is estimated at $170,000.00.
We will let bids for First St paving. Will also add sidewalks in the bid letting.
Brian Stewart informed us that there is still no word from when the Buy-Out funds will be released.
Fehr-Graham noted that they will work with us if we wish to continue with Community Development.
Jim is continuing work on the Walking Path project. He will move forward with getting easements for the path. Jim will bring several options back to the board on the type of path to lay.
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Will noted that we lost a couple more trees at the cemetery. He will look at a more sturdy option for spring planting.
Bob and Rob will begin work on the roof at the water reservoir.
Larry will speak with Fred regarding extra help for the annual Boulevard Bash.
There will be coverage for the Brew n Chew band fest on August 7th.
Fred is looking for more help to increase the hours of coverage.
We have grass ordinance violation for a property in town that is not occupied. We will send a certified letter informing them of the ordinance and if the village mows they will be responsible for payment.
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Brew N Chew will have their outdoor band fest this weekend. He has been warned of vulgar music and bands done at midnight.
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Will noted that the Mitigation plan has been published online. The village will need to sign a resolution with the County in order to be eligible for any money. Motion was made by Will to adopt the resolution as presented. Motion second by Bob. Motion carried.
Will noted that the printer is in need of repair or replace. It will be approximately $80 to repair. The Fire Department will split any maintenance cost with the village. Will will complete the repairs.
The trustees need to think of winter help and snow removal help for Rob. Would like to hire two people for snow removal. Need wages set for part time help?
Dave began discussion on community development by either Sharon Peppen or Fehr-Graham. He would like Sharon to come in and do a site visit for expansion, lots to build and future business growth. Dave will speak with Fehr-Graham on getting a strategic plan started and he will also speak with Sharon on the same topic.
Motion to adjourn at 7:55 by Will,Second by Larry. Motion carried
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By CLIFF STARKEY
WASHINGTON—D.C. United are quickly putting the memory of last season well behind them.
Both D.C. United—second place in the Eastern Conference—and Toronto FC—one spot behind—wanted to use Wednesday's game in the nation's capital as an opportunity to keep pace with Eastern Conference-leading Sporting Kansas City, as well as further separate themselves from the rest of the playoff-seeking pack.
In the end, it was D.C. United who made the most of the night, and came away with those important three points.
Exceptional goalkeeping by Bill Hamid led the way for D.C. United to a 3-0 victory over Eastern Conference rival Toronto FC at RFK Stadium. Goals from Eddie Johnson, Chris Rolfe, and an own goal by Nick Hagglund ensured that D.C. United remain in the thick of the race for the Eastern Conference title.
D.C. United head coach Ben Olsen was understandably upbeat after the game.
"A 3-0 win against one of the better teams in this league—overall, it was a really good night," Olsen said. "Shutouts aren't easy to come by in this league, and I'm happy that the group got that tonight."
For a team that has only won once in their last seven matches, TFC impressed early, but squandered multiple scoring chances throughout the first half. Had it not been for a phenomenal seven first-half saves by Hamid, TFC could've very easily had a lead going into halftime.
After the game, TFC head coach Ryan Nelsen lamented his team's inability to score.
"We had the opportunities to score the goals, and we didn't take them," Nelsen said. "I think if we had gotten that first one—with the chances we had—it would have been a whole different game. We were soft in both boxes."
But unlike TFC, D.C. United was clinical with the few chances the team created.
In the 8th minute, directly after TFC's Dominic Oduro missed just wide of goal, D.C. United put themselves ahead thanks to a trademarked headed goal by Johnson. A Sean Franklin pass sent Perry Kitchen down the right side, and his brilliant cross found an unmarked Johnson, whose powerful header is his third in three games.
Olsen was again high on his striker.
"(Johnson) continues to get better every game," Olsen said. "He was a real force tonight."
After going down a goal, TFC looked more confident, but chance after chance was pushed aside by Hamid, who finished the game with eight saves.
D.C. United right back Sean Franklin said that the defense fed off of leadership by both team captain Bobby Boswell and Hamid.
"(Boswell) is saying stuff—(Hamid) is the one that sees everything," Franklin said. "He's yelling at me, he's yelling at (Boswell), he's yelling at the forwards even. He's a big voice back there. It's nice to have that support back there."
The second half opened with another fantastic save from Hamid, who smothered a shot by Luke Moore in the 46th minute, who had been released by a surgical pass by Jermain Defoe.
After that, D.C. United put the game to bed with a 59th minute goal by Rolfe, who benefitted from a seldom-seen referee advantage called in the box.
After Nick DeLeon was brought down by a bad challenge by new TFC acquisition Warren Creavalle, referee Chris Penso looked set to blow his whistle and point to the spot. However, the ball bounced away from DeLeon, and right to Rolfe, who was streaking down the middle. Penso swallowed his whistle, Rolfe easily put the ball away, and D.C. United had a 2-0 lead.
Twelve minutes later, a TFC own goal by Nick Hagglund gave D.C. United three goals, and three points.
The win for D.C. United continues recent trends for both teams. D.C. United has won four in a row, while TFC will have to wait yet again for a chance to turn their slump around.
TFC captain Michael Bradley was disappointed with the result, but knows the season has a long way to go.
"It's frustrating," Bradley said. "But the reality is still that we're more or less halfway through—and we're not at the top, but we're not at the bottom. The big games are still to come."
Olsen sees the win as another step in his team's march to the postseason.
"These guys are on a mission," Olsen said of his team. "I think they want to do some special things. Things have been good, but we'll be tested."
This weekend, D.C. United travel to Houston to play the Dynamo on Sunday, while Toronto FC travel to Montreal to play the Impact on Saturday.
Deleon looking impressive.
All of DCU looking impressive. I can't say that anyone on the team had a poor game. Closest would be Arnaud, and he was perfectly adequate. This team looks good. And Espindola comes back in the next week or so. Not sure who it pushes to the bench. Everyone is playing well. I suppose it could be Arnaud, but maybe we ease Espindola back in and get a chance to start rotating attackers and giving guys much needed games off. Lots of games and travel the next two months.
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Kitchen has just been getting better and better. His passing range is great and he's looking more intelligent when intercepting or closing down players. Honestly, he made Bradley look like an ordinary MLS player. I expect Kitchen to earn a spot on the next MLS USMNT team. And he'll move to Europe soon.
Bradley just has not raised his game since entering MLS. Maybe he just needs a season like Dempsey did, but as it stands, he's not the dominating force he should be given his age and skill level.
Bradley had 3 assists in that game, beautiful looks laid on a platter for Oduro…even you would have finished them Josh. He does this every week, like last week when he teed up Henry and Jackson repeatedly only for those guys to whiff their numerous chances? you are so full of it these days, blind seems to me
Kitchen did not make anyone look ordinary although he played well and has been all season.
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Kitchen outplayed Bradley. I saw Bradley play good balls; I did not see him dominate the middle like I would expect from a DP of his stature.
DC outplayed TFC, because they are a better team. MB actually set his team up to compete, and maybe even to win, even with the inferior side (which TFC is) IF his teammates could finish the simple chances he creates on that team…even you could finish. But see whatever you need to see to support your positions Josh
"Bradley had 3 assists in that game, beautiful looks laid on a platter for Oduro…like last week when he teed up Henry and Jackson repeatedly only for those guys to whiff their numerous chances"
Agreed. He's not been lighting the field on fire, but he's been pretty good. I think he's trying not to do too much, and it is quite possible the coach needs to let him drift back a bit and drop a forward into a *slightly* deeper hole.
Toronto's leaving tons of space between M and D lines sometimes, and sometimes tons of space between M and F–more than I suspect they ought to be.
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The Dog days of summer in MLS are hard on the players. Between the Heat, Travel, and fixture dates it can be difficult to keep everyone healthy and in good form. The addition of a young CB and the return of Espindola will allow for a deeper rotation for DC, which in turn will hopefully result in fresher players come playoff time.
TFC has got a real finishing problem. They're playing really well at times in attack but it just seems like every shot goes straight at the goalie.
I was thinking the same because Bradley was setting guys up but the finishing was horrible.
I'd guess teams figure if they focus on shutting down Defoe they don't have a whole lot else to worry about. Oduro and Jackson do a lot of things well but tight angle finishing from Bradley through balls is not one of them
exactly…although some of the geniuses here blame Bradley for that…because it fits their small minded understanding of what's happening
They ran into Hamid. Bradley was good enough, but he can't do it all himself. Kitchen was as good or better. He did get an assist.
I think Hamid just makes it look like the ball goes right at him.
DCU is looking good – longest winning streak since '08 – but they're entering a challenging stretch. They have seven games in August including road games with LA, KC, and Real Salt Lake. If they're still looking this strong in a month we've got a legit Supporters Shield and MLS Cup prospect in the Black-and-Red.
Bradley just has to learn that he's better off passing it to Defoe when he's being marked than passing it to a wide open Oduro.
Gary Page
Elsewhere Ben Olsen was quoted as praising Eddie Johnson, saying that he not only has been scoring goals, he has also been doing good work in occupying central defenders and holding the ball up and distributing. Gee, you think maybe it would have been good to have him at the World Cup as a back up to Altidore? I have been supportive of Klinsmann, but I roundly criticized him for not including Donovan and EJ on the squad instead of Brad Davis and Wondolowski. One of those times when I hated to be right.
In related news, Eddie Johnson seems to be having a mini meltdown on twitter as we speak.
He's called out Brian Ching, for some reason. And various other usmnt'ers (though, not by name).
damn. creditor is quick.
this game made me so happy.


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Manchester United have been blasted for showing "no dignity or class" in their sacking of manager David Moyes on Tuesday morning by one of their club support groups, who feel that the club have been turned into a laughing stock by the whole episode.
David Moyes sacked by Manchester United
Sean Bones, vice-chairman of the Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST), feels that the club have completely mishandled the situation regarding Moyes' exit, with the news breaking on Monday night before the Scot had been informed that he was about to be sacked.
Having been in charge for under 10 months, reports emerged on bank holiday Monday that the 50-year-old will be sacked sooner rather than later. By 8am the following morning, having arrived even earlier at their Carrington training base, Moyes was informed by vice-chairman Ed Woodward that he was being dismissed with immediate effect.
Although fans had stood by Moyes throughout the season, recent defeats to Manchester City, Liverpool and most recently Everton proved to be too much for the club's owners, the Glazer family, and Moyes was shown the Old Trafford exit with just four games remaining until the end of the season.
Bones believes that the whole episode has been a "shambles" and that it is "not the Manchester way", although what is the Manchester way is rather uncertain given they have not had to sack a manager since 1986 due to Sir Alex Ferguson's incredible reign as manager.
"It's a PR shambles," said Bones. "Manchester United's history shows they deal with things with class and dignity but that has not been the case here.
The next Manchester United manager: Those linked with the Old Trafford hot seat
The next Manchester United manager: Those linked with the Old Trafford hot seat
1/10 Jurgen Klopp
Currently the manager of Borussia Dortmund, Klopp coached his team to the Champions League final in 2013. He also delivered back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2010/11 and 2011/12, despite Dortmund being in the financial shadow of Bayern Munich. All of that was achieved while playing a distinctive attractive style of football. After six years at the club, it could be time for the 46-year-old German to move on, however he has already said he is happy to stay.
2/10 Fabio Capello
The former England manager has coached the likes of Real Madrid, AC Milan, Juventus and Roma. He now resides over the Russian national team who topped their group in qualification for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil to ensure they are at the biggest tournament of them all for the first time since 2002.
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3/10 Louis van Gaal
Dutchman Van Gaal will be leading his national side at this year's World Cup in Brazil. He has taken charge of both Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the past and won the Champions League in 1995 with Ajax. In total, he has won over 60 per cent of his 780 games in management and he's made it very clear he covets a position in the Premier League. Heavily linked with Tottenham prior to David Moyes' sacking.
4/10 Sir Alex Ferguson
Considering he's at every game anyway, a switch from the stands back to the dug-out doesn't seem inconceivable for Sir Alex Ferguson. It'd certainly be a popular choice among fans having achieved so much success in his long time in charge. The winner of 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups and two Champions League titles, if there's anyone who can succeed Ferguson, it's Ferguson.
5/10 Frank De Boer
Although his managerial experience is relatively small in comparison to other potentials, he has already shown he can win domestically. Since taking over at Ajax in 2010, in his first job as manager, De Boer has won the Eredivisie in three consecutive attempts, with his team currently well clear at the top of the league this season. Has been regularly linked with the biggest vacancies in Europe.
6/10 Antonio Conte
Winner of the Serie A manager of the year in 2011-12 and 2012-13 after leading Juventus to the title in those seasons, as well as a Champions League winners medal to his name as a player, Conte has pedigree. Since taking charge in Turin three years ago, the Italian has returned Juventus to the dominant force in Italy, with the club destined to win their third title in a row this term. That kind of dominance is exactly what United crave.
7/10 Diego Simeone
Simeone has been enjoying much success since taking over at Atletico Madrid. His excellent win rate has seen the club win the Europa League and Super Cup, and against all odds challenge Real Madrid and Barcelona for La Liga title this season. He'd have to hope his history with David Beckham didn't count against him if Manchester United came calling.
8/10 Michael Laudrup
Despite a rather sudden and messy divorce from Swansea City earlier this year, Laudrup did show he was capable of managing at the highest level. He won the League Cup with the Welsh club, the first major trophy in the club's history, and he did it with a brand of football that won many plaudits. A legend as a player, the Dane has the gravitas for such a huge position as Manchester United manager.
9/10 Harry Redknapp
Currently manager of QPR, Redknapp has often been a fan favourite across English football, winning manager of the year in 2009/10 as well as the FA Cup with Portsmouth in 2008. At one stage he looked a certainty to be the next England manager, only to lose out to Roy Hodgson.
10/10 Ex-United players
If Manchester United were to choose from one of their own, they would have plenty of ex-players to pick from. Ryan Giggs is the most obvious choice after being installed on a temporary basis after Moyes' departure. Others in management who served as a player under Sir Alex Ferguson include Roy Keane, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, both Neville brothers and Steve Bruce. Mark Hughes played for United along with Gordon Strachan and Laurent Blanc. While none of them have particularly overachieved in any of their positions, a former player tends to be popular with fans, and can be rewarded with success.
"The story leaked before David Moyes has been spoken to, and that's not the Manchester United way. There was no dignity or class in the way they went about it."
The hunt for United's next manager has already begun, with Ryan Giggs taking temporary charge of the first team until a permanent replacement can be found. Bones feels that the original appointment of Moyes was always a risk, and it is one that has not paid off after Ferguson personally chose Moyes as his successor.
"The appointment of David Moyes was seen by a lot of supporters as a risk," Bones added. "
"Moyes wasn't proven at the very highest level, and Manchester United should be attracting the best and most proven managers in the world."
Despite Bones claim that the best managers in football should be lured to Old Trafford, two have already ruled themselves out of the running to become United's next manager.
Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola, of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich respectively, have wasted little time in confirming their happiness in the Bundesliga and that they have no ambition to head to Manchester for the time being.
Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal, who will leave his role with the national team at the end of the season following the summer World Cup, is currently the bookmakers' favourite to take the vacant Red Devils seat, even though he has been linked with taking charge at White Hart Lane at the end of the season with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy expected to wield the axe over current manager Tim Sherwood in the near future.
No matter who comes in though, Bones feels that the club will still have problems providing the Glazer family remain in charge of last season's runaway Premier League champions.
"The problems lie a lot deeper than David Moyes," he said. "They lie with the Glazers and how they run the club."
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This is a discussion on Chuck Norris for president of Texas within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; All I have to say is ... GOD BLESS TEXAS! Hmm...I wonder how stringent their immigration laws will be for folks emigrating from the USA. ...
All I have to say is ... GOD BLESS TEXAS!
Hmm...I wonder how stringent their immigration laws will be for folks emigrating from the USA.Chuck Norris for president of Texas
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From CNN's Lauren Kornreich
If the State of Texas ever left the Union, Chuck Norris is interested in being president of the newly independent country.
(CNN) Actor Chuck Norris has his eyes on the presidency, but not the White House.
Norris wrote that he would be interested in becoming the president of Texas, if the state were ever to secede from the Union.
I may run for president of Texas, Norris wrote Monday in a column posted at WorldNetDaily. That need may be a reality sooner than we think. If not me, someone someday may again be running for president of the Lone Star state, if the state of the union continues to turn into the enemy of the state.
The actor claimed thousands of cell groups will be united around the country in solidarity over the concerns for our nation and said that if states decide to secede from the union, that Texas would lead the way.
Anyone who has been around Texas for any length of time knows exactly what we'd do if the going got rough in America, Norris wrote. Let there be no doubt about that.
Norris was a strong supporter of Mike Huckabees presidential bid, and he helped to draw attention to the former Arkansas governors campaign.
One from Dallas, he has my vote...
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Awesome. If they secede, I may just move there. Chuck Norris, of course, is invincible.
You know, a lot of people wear Superman pajamas. Superman wears Chuck Norris pajamas...
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How long have we watered the Tree of Deceit with the blood of patriots?
I'd move to THAT country.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Wonder how many Mexicans Chuck could take at one time? You know he really was a World Champ in karate.
This country really could be split up down the road.
Andrew Wilkow a conservative talk radio host read a letter written by a lawyer stating that the country should be divided. It was suggested that the convservative country get all the LEOs because the Libs don't like people with guns.
"when the eyes of a Ranger are upon you..." that will be their new national anthem!
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How old is Chuck Norris any way? Interesting I heard that Russian historian mentioned the U.S. splitting into possibly 6 different countries. Texas possibly one of them?
I'm not sure about Chuck Norris as president, but the idea of having a "new" republic based on the "old" constitution and bill of rights - sounds pretty appealing.
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Chuck Norris uses live rattlesnakes for condoms and his tears can cure cancer - too bad he has never cried.
He is definitely president of Texas material.... I don't think I'd move there if things went "south" though - too hot for me.
I want him to be the president of California. Heck, if Arnold can do it so can chuck.
As a man who loves Oklahoma, it pains me to say this, I'd move to Texas if that happened. Sorry, ah geez. I need to wash my mouth out with soap now.
God Bless America!!