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I'm in my third week ever of writing in PHP for school. Last week we had to make a PHP RSVP form that validated every field. I got a B despite my form not functioning properly. This week we need to take the info from the form and input it into a database. I keep getting this error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in ....../test/test.php on line 77
Here is the code.... I feel like it's horrible, but the professor isn't much help. Any idea why I am getting that error?
This is line 77 & 78:$connectID = mysql_connect($host, $username, $password) or die(mysql_error(Sorry, cannot connect to the database.)); mysql_select_db('mverminski', $connectID) or die(mysql_error(Unable to connect to database.));
// show form fields when submitted
if ($_POST['submitted']) {
$first_name = @$_POST['first_name'];
$last_name = @$_POST['last_name'];
$address = @$_POST['address'];
$city = @$_POST['city'];
$state = @$_POST['state'];
$postal_code = @$_POST['postal_code'];
$phone_number = @$_POST['phone_number'];
$rsvp = @$_POST['rsvp'];
$image = @$_POST['image'];
// validate
if ($first_name=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter your first name
";
if ($last_name=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter your last name
";
if ($address=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter your address
";
if ($city=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter your city
";
if ($state=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter your state
";
if (strlen($state)>2) {
$error_msg[] ="State must contain only two letters
";
if (!strlen($postal_code)<5) {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter a valid 5 digit postal code
";
if (!eregi('^[[:digit:]]+$',$postal_code)) {
$error_msg[] ="You must enter a valid postal code
";
if (eregi('^([[:digit:]]| |-)+$', $phone_number)) {
$error_msg[] = ("Please enter a valid phone number");
if ($image=="") {
$error_msg[] ="You must upload an image.
";
foreach ($error_msg as $err) {
echo ("$err
");
if (!error_msg) {
header ('Location: thanks.php');
//database variables
$tbl_name="Christmas Party";
//Connect to database
$connectID = mysql_connect($host, $username, $password) or die(mysql_error(Sorry, cannot connect to the database.));
mysql_select_db('mverminski', $connectID) or die(mysql_error(Unable to connect to database.));
//insert data into database
$query="INSERT INTO $tbl_name (first name, last name, address, city, state, postal code, phone number, rsvp, image) VALUES ('$first_name', '$last_name', '$address', '$city', '$state', '$postal_code', '$phone_number', '$rsvp', '$image')";
If ($result) {
echo "Success!";
echo "
";
echo "View your form";
echo "ERROR";
<title>Christmas Party</title>
<form action="<?php $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?>" method="POST">

Company Christmas Party!

if ($error_msg) {
echo "
\
foreach ($error_msg as $err) {
echo "
".$err."
\
echo "
\
First Name*

<input name="first_name" type="text" size="20" id="first_name" value="<?php echo $first_name ?>"/>

Last Name*

<input name="last_name" type="text" size="20" id="last_name" value="<?php echo $last_name ?>" />

Address*

<input name="address" type="text" size="40" id="address" value="<?php echo $address ?>" />

City*

<input name="city" type="text" size="20" id="city" value="<?php echo $city ?>" />

State*

<input name="state" type="text" size="2" id="state" value="<?php echo $state ?>" />

Postal Code*

<input name="postal_codee" type="text" size="5" id="postal_code" value="<?php echo $postal_code ?>" />

Phone Number*

<input name="phone_number" type="text" size="10" id="phone_number" value="<?php echo $phone_number ?>" />
<form action="./result.php" method="post">

Will you be attending?

Yes <input type="radio" name="rsvp_yes" value="yes" />

No <input type="radio" name="rsvp_no" value="no" />

<form action="./upload.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
Select an image: <input name="image" type="file" id="image" value="<?php echo $image ?>">

<input type="hidden" name="submitted" value="1" />
<input type="submit" value="Submit" />
die(mysql_error(Sorry, cannot connect to the database.));
This makes no sense. Why would you pass a string into the mysql_error function? Actually because you haven't put quotes around your message, it's not a string either.
The only argument mysql_error takes is the connection to the DB (which is optional).
If you want to die with an error you pass a string to die
die('I am dead');
If you want to die with the error from mysql (and for some reason display that for your users to see) you'd use
Your second example is what my professor showed us in class, but I added the message to it, which I guess is wrong. That is line 78 though, and line 77 is the one with the error on it. Or is this causing that line to error? I can't check to see if that is the resolution because I am at work and my project is at home, but thanks for the help. I will change it later.
You want to show a message as well? Concatenate it to the mysql error:
die(mysql_error() [B]. 'Your message here'[/B]);
By the way, it looks to me like your script will reach the "insert into database" part only if errors are found...
My validation is backwards?
I fixed the mysql_error, but it still doesn't work correctly.
Mysql column names with spacesNo protection against sql injectionIncorrect use of error array
I dropped the validation since this weeks project focuses on inserting data into a database, and I started over. I have a form.php that contains only HTML for the form and
<form method="post" action="update.php">
which links to update.php (obviously). Now at least the page loads correctly, but now I get "Error updating database". Do you see anything obviously wrong here?
// show form fields when submitted
$first_name = $_POST['first_name'];
$last_name = $_POST['last_name'];
$address = $_POST['address'];
$city = $_POST['city'];
$state = $_POST['state'];
$postal_code = $_POST['postal_code'];
$phone_number = $_POST['phone_number'];
//connect to database
mysql_connect ("..../hostedresource.com", "mverminski", "Password")
or die ('Error: ' . mysql_error());
//Insert data into database
$query="INSERT INTO Christmas_Party (ID, first_name, last_name, address, city, state, postal_code, phone_number)VALUES ('NULL', '".$first_name."', '".$last_name."', '".$address."', '".$city."', '".$state."', '".$postal_code."', '".$phone_number."')";
//execute query
mysql_query($query) or die ('Error updating database');
echo "Database Updated With: " .$first_name. " ".$last_name." ".$address." ".$city." ".$state." ".$postal_code." ".$phone_number ;
The project is due Sunday and I have enough code written to pull out a B, but I really want it to work and to get an A.
This is my second week writing PHP, I don't know what you mean.
I thought it was third?
Your best bet is to really look at what your code is doing, and maybe look up what was mentioned.
Go through your code. Whenever you're not using a { because of a single-line statement, slap yourself hard (optional) and put one in. You have braces all over the place ending or starting things which haven't been started or ended, and in some cases in completely wrong places - For example:
foreach ($error_msg as $err) {
echo ("$err
");
if (!error_msg) {
header ('Location: thanks.php');
You have a (invalid) method of seeing if the error message array is empty INSIDE a foreach loop - if it's empty, that statement won't have ever run because the foreach wouldn't have run.
eregi functions are outdated. Read the manual before using any new function
Also relying on the @ is a bad move. It is a silencing method which is like telling PHP to walk on broken glass but not to say 'ouch'. Use proper validation techniques to verify that something has been posted:
$first_name = array_key_exists('first_name', $_POST) ? $_POST['first_name'] : '';
All these things you will pick up. Remember what you've learned and you can do well. Though I think it has to be said that any developer often spends long hours trying their own projects, making their own mistakes and learning from them. Though I can guarantee you, you will do much better if you learn PHP as a hobby instead of focusing just on what you're supposed to do for school (do that too, of course). Most importantly, don't learn what to use in certain situations. Learn WHY things are used, and mess around with other ideas which may work better in certain situations.
Thanks. I have been playing with this from 5-11 each night since Wednesday and making little progress. The eregi function was in my book which I followed for most of this project. It's from 2007 so maybe it wasn't outdated when it was written.
When I started over I removed the @ so it now reads $POST, like in my second post that contains code, and I also removed the space and everything reads as firstname, last_name, etc.
As for the { } mistakes I got those lines straight from my professor in our live chat session for class. He doesn't give us much help, but instead just runs through powerpoint presentations. The whole class feels like it is teaching itself how to write this stuff which is overwhelming when you have a week to learn and complete the project.
I've started looking into validation functions that I've downloaded from the internet, but that was last weeks assignment so I sort of it put it to the side to try to at least have all the code written for this week even if the form doesn't function properly.
The thing is I found and altered a simple PHP form with validation to use for a website I made for a family friend and I understood it fine. Now this all seems like Russian to me.
Hello, it sounds like we have the same class and same professor only you took it earlier than me. I am not going through the same situation entering into the 4th week of class and still stuck on assignment from week 2. I made the form and all and followed the book and did my own research online and still not able to get it working like it supposed to. I have a big D in this class because im still waiting on grades from professor as he is regrading my Unit 2 assignment. Anyways I really want to make this work not only to pass the class but for my sanity as this is driving me crazy. (also first time handling PHP ever) Professor just keeps telling me to troubleshoot my errors and being zero help. Can you help me? Any help will be appreciate it.
Well, did you?If not, why not? Do you know what troubleshooting is? How to do it? Do you get any errors?
Don't ask us (me at least ) to do your homework for you. Of course you can ask anything about problems that you can't solve, but you'll have to show what you've done so far, and explain what specific thing is beyond your reach.
With all due respect Mr. Guido2004, my post was directed to MVerminski. I am not trying to get anyone to do my homework as I can do that myself. To answer your question yes I have troubleshooted my work and yes I know what it means. I showed profesor what I am getting for errors and every time I change something or take something apart it just gives me a new error. I got rid of the part professor said to get rid of to see if that was what was giving me the problem; however the problem still there and a few more. I came to this blog to seek help not to be insulted or being harrased, but thanks for the concern!
If you felt insulted I apologize. I meant to say that you can find lots of help here, but you'll have to be more specific in your questions. My questions weren't meant to insult you, they were to understand a bit more of your programming capabilities.
And the comment about homework may have sounded harsh to you, but there are often people that ask exactly that. So it wasn't an accusation, but to warn you not to ask that (because reading your post it sounded a bit like that).
I showed profesor what I am getting for errors and every time I change something or take something apart it just gives me a new error. I got rid of the part professor said to get rid of to see if that was what was giving me the problem; however the problem still there and a few more.
Feel free to post your code and the errors you're getting.


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DNR Announces Survey Results on Deer Hunting in Western Maryland
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently contracted with an independent research firm to survey, via telephone, deer hunters and landowners in Western Maryland. The purpose was to gauge support for instituting mandatory antler restrictions for deer hunting in Allegany and Garrett counties, as well as assess awareness of venison donation programs in the region.
Antler restrictions require an antlered deer, or buck, to have a minimum number of antler points or minimum antler spread to be legal for harvest. The approach offers protection to young bucks by limiting harvest to older, more mature animals. Mandatory antler point restrictions would require hunters on private and public lands to harvest only bucks that meet or exceed the minimum antler restriction.
The survey results found support for antler restrictions from 56 percent of deer hunters living in Garrett County, 65 percent in Allegany County, and 69 percent by those who reside elsewhere in the State but hunt deer in one of the two western counties. There was notably less support for antler restrictions when landowners were surveyed, as only 40 percent in Garrett County and 41 percent in Allegany supported mandatory antler restrictions.
The survey found substantially greater support from hunters and landowners for voluntary quality deer management versus mandatory antler restrictions. Promoting voluntary quality deer management involves an educational effort instructing hunters on how to identify, and thus avoid, harvesting younger bucks. The model also educates hunters about minimizing button buck harvest, harvesting antlerless deer to balance the herd, and addressing deer habitat requirements.
The survey also found that most respondents were familiar with the venison donation programs in the state and would participate in Western Maryland if donation sites were close to their homes or hunting locations.
The Department is working with key stakeholders regarding antler restrictions and will continue that process through the current regulation cycle. Questions about the Survey Report should be directed to DNR Wildlife & Heritage Service at 301-842-0332.
Keep up to date with DNR's Wildlife & Heritage Service on Facebook and Twitter @MDDNRWildlife.

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If you're lucky (i.e., you're named Mossberg or Pogue), you get to put your hands on one of these maybe a week before your deadline. But more likely it's a few hours before at best. So any "review" is really just a summary of features with photos and a few off-the cuff conclusions, accompanied by some snappy SEO-friendly headlines.
Which is exactly how companies like Apple want it to be. Why pay for PR when the blogosphere will provide it for free?
But since I'm spreading the blame here, part of the problem is also you and me -- the folks who read these reviews and respond to them. The sad truth is that many bloggers are paid the equivalent of a ham sandwich and a Coke per post, plus a few pennies per page view. The more traffic their stories can generate, the more likely they'll be able to pay their rent that month. (Fortunately, InfoWorld does not operate in this fashion, or I'd be living out of a Best Buy refrigerator box.)
So, which type of story is likely to get more readers? A sober warts-and-all assessment of the latest iPhone? Or one that declares not only is latest Jesus phone the greatest thing since sliced bread -- it even slices bread! The answer is the latter. Every time.
People want to read about the latest greatest thing, and they really want it to be great. So the fault, dear readers, lies not in our reviewers but in ourselves. And also Apple.
Did you buy the iHype and/or the iPhone? Weigh in below or email me: email@example.com.
This article, "Apple's Cook: Use Google, Bing, Nokia -- anything but Apple Maps," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Follow the crazy twists and turns of the tech industry with Robert X. Cringely's Notes from the Field blog, and subscribe to Cringely's Notes from the Underground newsletter.


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County judge reviews packed bad smell meeting
The Texas Commission on Enviromental Quality (TCEQ) public meeting held August 13 in Springtown was well attended by residents from Parker and Wise Counties. At stake is the future rule making regarding the ability of outside companies to dump municipal waste on rural Texas, without any constraints, or at a minimum, without proper enforcement of the rules when the company violates them.
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One of the most frustrating things in my life is that for the last few months, because of a change in my wife's work schedule, I haven't been able to get up to the prison I've been teaching in for the last seven years. I miss the guys there. I regard them as part of my "sangha" (spiritual community). I have great respect for them as spiritual practitioners because of the sheer effort they have to make in order to remain sane and balanced in a very challenging environment. Not only do they stay sane and balanced, but some of them bring about huge changes in their lives. I regard many of them as friends.… Read more »
For six years, I've been traveling up to the state prison for men in Concord New Hampshire, where I help, with other volunteers, to run a meditation and Buddhist study group. It's one of the most rewarding things I've ever done, and every visitor from outside the walls who has ever visited the group has come away feeling inspired. Our inmate practitioners live in very challenging circumstances, and meditation is their lifeline to sanity — therefore they practice with an intensity that puts many Buddhists "on the outside" to shame.
One of our inmates, Bob, makes malas — the Buddhist rosaries that people use when chanting mantras — and we've started selling them on our … Read more »


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A few months ago, the religion editor of the major daily newspaper in southern Colorado called me about doing a long article on me, New Life Church and the World Prayer Center. The paper has done a lot of coverage of our church ministries through the years, but this time they were asking to do a long, front-page profile that would tell my life story and dig deep into the impact New Life has had on Colorado. The journalist wanted to sit in on our staff meetings, conduct in-depth personal interviews with me, my family and associates, and even travel with me on ministry trips.
When he called, I knew I had two options. I could strong-arm him, put on a fancy show, give him limited access and create a clean, super-positive front. Or, I could let him do the story he really wanted to do. I could help him see the truth of my life and the ministry of New Life Church.
I chose the second option because I believe the press is our friend. Newspapers, magazines and television are a blessing to the body of Christ. If we work with them and help them do their job well, members of the press will help us--even if inadvertently--get our message out to the public. Let me explain.
Because of the freedom of press provided by the First Amendment to the Constitution, journalists and reporters have a legal right to tell stories as they see them happening. Obviously, they are never completely without bias, but they do not have to submit to the strong-arm of government or market authority forcing them to tell only certain points of view or expose only certain stories.
The people who worked on the Bill of Rights--the first 10 amendments to the original Constitution, which were established in 1791--included a host of wonderful ideas in the First Amendment. Along with free press, the amendment provides for several other freedoms we enjoy, including religion, speech and the right to assemble and petition our government.
As the First Amendment Center explains on their Web site, the amendment is "our blueprint for personal freedom and a hallmark of an open society... Without the First Amendment, religious minorities could be persecuted, the government might well establish a national religion, protestors could be silenced, the press could not criticize government, and citizens could not mobilize for social change."
We as local church pastors and parachurch ministry leaders ought to appreciate and support the freedom of press, just as we appreciate the rest of the First Amendment. Freedom of press allows us to highlight the good in our ministries, to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ and to promote positive ideas in the public sector. The press helps us to tell people about all the good things God is producing through us.
At the same time, the press is a healthy check for us. When certain ministries or leaders make poor decisions, the press certainly has the option of highlighting those mistakes. This is good for us--it encourages us to continue to walk in integrity, to stay focused on our mission, to be life-giving and not self-serving.
I know some of us have been stung by the press. There have been times when I have been disappointed with the way certain stories have been told about New Life Church or the World Prayer Center. But by far, the press has been a good friend to me and to everyone at New Life Church, and to most of my partners in other ministries.
There is always the risk that the press will choose to lie about us, but we should make that their option, not ours. We ought to tell them the truth, and encourage them to publish and broadcast the truth.
Simply put, the press is a friend of the body of Christ. We should not just befriend them when they are printing positive stories and then shun them when they have negative stories to report. We should see the press as another level of motivation to maintain integrity and to do our jobs well. If we are faithful to God and His calling, the press will be a major part of our platform to proclaim the awesome love of Jesus.
Ted Haggard pastors New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is the author of many books including The Life Giving Church (Regal) and Dog Training, Fly Fishing, and Sharing Christ in the 21st Century (Nelson).
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) unveiled it's latest military gadget this week, a robotic dog that can carry over a 400 pounds.
The idea is to unburden military personal who sometimes have to carry over 100 pounds. According to DARPA's news release, this is one of the Army's major research goals.
It's hoped that the new Legged Squad Support System (LS3) will become part of soldiers' squads.
The little guy could serve as a "mobile auxiliary power source" that troops can use to recharge equipment while in the field.
"LS3 represents the culmination of a decade of research in perception and autonomy with programs like DARPA's Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle-Perception for Off-Road Robotics Integration (UPI) program, mobility work with DARPA's "Big Dog" and significant advances in natural human-robot interface such as voice recognition."


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Valentine's week
I'm going solo and I just booked an Eastern Caribben cruise for Valentine's week. Are there normally a lot of singles who go on cruises especially at this particular time?
Hi MAR-T; it would be hard to put a number to it but I wouldn't say there is a large percentage of singles--at any time of the year--unless it is specifically a "singles cruise."
But take heart: there are usually more singles on the shorter warm climate cruises. And Spring Break starts as early as mid-February at some schools. So I would think there would be a fair number of singles on your cruise.
Princess has plenty of activities for singles, and no doubt some extra ones for Valentine's week: so be sure to check your Princess Patter (activities schedule)--there will be mixers starting the first night.
Have a great cruise.
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For all those who know the pleasure, ritual and value of a real shave.
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Just picked up a Haryali safety razor set and am ready to join the world of the real shave!
It only gets better Longarm...
Shaved the other night and it went well. Very close indeed! Also shaved my neck, which I had strayed away from during my 5-blade era because I would always get razorburn and break out, so I would use an electric razor to mitigate. But no adverse reaction this time using the safety razor! I recommend one for anyone having similar issues!
Thanks, Niles. Here's the safety razor I bought (it's a Weishi) to go with my grandfather's shaving kit. He had a bronze 2-blade razor with this kit. Just opened it yesterday and I've only ventured as far as shaving my cheeks so far. Very different from the 5-blade Gillette I'd been using--nicked myself a few times--but it feels like a much closer shave!
Congrats on your decison to try a safety razor. Let us know how it goes.
Hello gents, I just bought my first safety razor from Amazon. Five-blade razors give me razorburn plus I'm prone to ingrown hairs, so I hope it works out for me. Also looking forward to the lower cost of razor replacement.
Art, if you have a CVS near you, you should be able to at least find Wilkinson Sword blades in the shave aisle.
I have a friend who uses "Dollar Shave Club" for his head and face. He raves about the quality of shave that he gets.
I use a DE on my face and love it.


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Burt's Bees Hand Salve Reviews
You don't have to be a farmer to appreciate this productThis does a great job of moisturizing hands and it has a nice, refreshing scent. — 4 years, 10 months agoEverGreen76 | 12 reviews
makes hands silkyI like it, a little greasy but does the job — 9 years, 3 months agofreedomglory | 45 reviews
WONDER SALVE!I have a chronic pain disorder that makes my skin very dry. My finger tips crack open and bleed from touching water. This salve has come to my rescue more times than I can count! If you have dry skin try this...it even works great on feet!!! — 9 years, 3 months agoDeAdrea | 5 reviews
very emolient salveI have natural nails, but I don't alwasys take good care of them, and I wash my hands a lot so the cuticles can get awful. Using this salve at night really helps. It's also important to me to avoid extra fragrances. — 9 years, 3 months agocharandmerv | 6 reviews
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Intensive it isGreat if you have very dry, cracked hands. Love the old-school tin but it can be large and hard to fit in your purse. Very intensive so probably not as good for everyday or if you have to pick something up. But great for nighttime. — 9 years, 3 months agodvliao | 7 reviews
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Saved my hands!The hand salve really saved my hands this winter. My skin kept cracking and peeling this is the only product that kept the moisture in. — 4 years, 10 months agoJanaMarie | 12 reviews
Thumbs up!Pros: Gives you soft, moisturized, healthy-looking hands Cons: Greasy, strong scent I recommend using this at night for beautiful hands in the morning! A little to greasy for the day, though. (= — 9 years, 4 months agoamanduhze | 111 reviews
Definetely a farmer's friendIf I was a farmer, I would definetely call this product my friend, because it never lets me down! This product is so comforting to my hands, especially in the winter when my hands get so extremely chapped that my skin actually splits (gross). It lasts for a while, AND leaves my skin soft. — 4 years, 10 months ago
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good stuffthis hand salve makes my hands incredibly smooth, even after a long day out in the garden, or after cleaning house. My hands feel as though they're "protected" when I apply this product. — 9 years, 4 months ago
great for garden handsI love using this product, especially after working in my garden. My hands are usually very dry and it's nice to just reach into my pocket and add some nice hand salve to my poor old hands!!! Thanks....:) — 9 years, 6 months agomjphillips | 8 reviews
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Now is the time to check whether your hedges and trees need pruning, particularly by the roadside, and to carry out any required work, say highways experts Cormac.
Maintenance is needed to ensure that the county's roads are safe for motorists, cyclists, horse riders and pedestrians. This includes vegetation along pavements and public rights of way.
With over 4,500 miles of road in Cornwall, many bordered by hedges, bushes and trees, boundary hedges on private land are the responsibility of the landowner or occupier.
Overgrown hedges growing over pavements can force pedestrians out into the road, putting them at risk from passing traffic.
They can also cause problems for delivery vehicles serving farms - the loss of a wing mirror can result in a repair cost of £500 and a side sheet, if torn, can cost in the region of £2,000 to replace.
The vehicle owner can try and reclaim these costs from the owner of the property concerned.
The Cornwall Highways leaflet Cornish Roadside Hedge Management offers advice to landowners on how and when to cut hedges to ensure road safety is not compromised and to encourage biodiversity.
The leaflet was produced with input from 'The Cornish Hedge Group' - 18 voluntary and statutory organisations concerned with farming, conservation and public interests in Cornwall.
More information can be found at www.cornwall.gov.uk – type 'Cornish Roadside Hedge Management into the search engine.


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231 heightened plurality and metabolism yet to come
...over the next 1200 years, ...the height of plurality is still yet to come. Over the next few centuries, the present will actually pass through more organs than it presently does, and will actually climax at the most organs at about 2300/2400 AD. Our present is just the beginning of plurality. The major/upper organs of the digestive system will become the dominant organs in the "plane of the present."
In general terms, the population will continue to increase, metabolism will become more the way things work, the plurality of organs (and perhaps then organizations) will become more evident, and what will by then by an over 2000 year tradition--assimilation--will be gradually, but evidently, leaving the picture.
The new tradition will be made up of a well defined plurality and a metabolism based operating system or imagination. There may also be a strong sense of anticipation for the coming second birth. The anticipation for the second birth will also be an anticipation for a whole new order.
Promenade Architecturale: A Documentation, Part I
This page is pretty much as it was published online 15 years ago, and the documentation has been complimented with one page before and eleven pages after.
Seeing a couple of images I took 12 years ago today...
...reminds me a little of this.
within the last twelve hours:
Writing Rome: Textual approaches to the city (again) . . . All Over the Map . . . "New Inquisitions on Architecture: From pluralism to narrative" . . . By leaving ideologies behind, architecture may fall into nihilism or else dissolve into a narrative dimension. Only through the mediation of a mythographic interpretation will the treatise and Utopia return to become part of the novel of architecture. . . . "Surrender: Ville Nouvelle Melun-Senart" . . . another, this time closer, look at Patent Office
Found out this morning I successfully bid on this...
October 1977
"In 1978 (sic), one of the covers of Progressive Architecture looked almost exactly like this, and the copy-cats were now uncontrollably out of the bag. I remember professors in school being literally afraid that students will start doing the same thing."
Wow. Today is 13 december. What a coincidence!
Wow. HandsumCa$hMoneyYo is a copy-cat of Wolfhilde von Schlittenfahrt. How typical of you (like how many times have you worn that 'expensive designer' shirt?).
i googled that an discovered you were asked to help ms. Schlittenfahrt with a bathing room design on Feb 2 of 2009. how is ms. Schlittenfahrt? did she appreciate your design? i hope it went well.
different day, same shit i suppose.
That's one of the best things ever posted on Archinect.
What's yor problem quandamn? You got a stuck up your ass? I just thought it was a coincidence that you strarted a thread about 13 decembre and it also happened to be that today is 13 decembre. Did you even realize the significance of that?
Just double checkin, yo!
Fourteen cows were busy grazing at the farm's highest elevation, right next to the fence. I noticed they had names on their numbered ear-tags--Daphne, Kikki, and Tootsie were close enough for me to read. And then, on the last leg of my walk down in the woods along the creek, about 50 yeard in front of me, a small herd of deer sprang up from the creek and started sprinting up the hill toward the farm. As I got closer, four of them stopped half way up and turned around and watched me as I walked by. I whistled at them, clapped at them, but they just stood there and watched me. I thought I saw more than four though, and then I saw two and then one more little ones timidly catching up with the bigger ones. White tails again.
If I recall correctly, the Schlittenfahrt bathroom was a reenactment of the Duchamp gallery at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. You know, a urinal, peep-holes, a bride stripped bare, broken glass even, all the things you want in a bathroom. Wolfhilde's doin' just fine. She's taking up yodeling in the nude as she descends staircases. And yes, she has now hired me to design several dozen staircases for her. Gott sei Dank!
What's up with the "yo"- grow up! Archinect is not a ghetto, nod if it was, as an architect or whatever you are (wannabe perhaps) you should try to correct that classlessness...
stay classy, Ca$hMoney
amazing your website condam!!!
have you published all your investigations in any book?
Very distinctive PA cover.
That issue is the very first one I remember reading in my first year of school. Is it the one featuring the Willow Glen Houses? Still one of my favorite projects, done by a favorite faculty instructor of mine, Peter de Bretteville.
Good bidding. How much did you get it for, if you don't mind my asking?
I think I get it now. Suddenly it seems obvious that yesterday was better than today.
Even so, I still think the meta-ness of naming a thread after the day's date is pretty mind-blowingly significant.
jekiff, I did self-publish three volumes back in 2005-6, and they are still available via print to order at xlibris.com--search 'quondam banquet'. They are not exactly my investigations, however. They're primarily a collection of what I've written online since 1998. A lot of the same data is available at quondam.com, composed better there even.
citizen, I don't actually have the magazine yet. It was just a regular auction at ebay, and I got it for $2.95. I'll look for the Glen Willow Houses.
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More than 6,000 participants walked, ran and strolled with their dogs in downtown Phoenix on Oct. 21 to raise $327,379 for 19 Valley-based HIV/AIDS service providers. Since 2007, AIDS Walk Phoenix & 5K Run has raised more than $1.6 million, which has been evenly distributed by Aunt Rita's Foundation, the 501(c)3 nonprofit agency that organizes… Read More →
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The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP announced that Nicole France Stanton, a partner in the Firm's Phoenix office, has recently been recognized and honored by three Arizona organizations for her contributions in the Arizona community. The AGUILA Youth Leadership Institute, a college access program for Latino/Latina youth providing a web of support… Read More →


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The academic picture improved for the Baton Rouge region this past year with all 12 public school districts improving their school-level results, beating the state as a whole, but a local business lobbying organization said too many schools remain sub-par.
"We need aggressive reforms to ensure all students in the region are receiving excellent educations," concluded a report released Wednesday by the Baton Rouge Area Chamber.
The chamber supported Gov. Bobby Jindal's sweeping education changes approved by the Legislature in 2012. The business organization, however, opposed the attempt by residents of southeast Baton Rouge to break away and form an independent school district.
The report examines the 2012 academic data on 12 area school districts, the third such annual report from the chamber for school districts in the nine parishes of the capital region: East and West Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena, and East and West Feliciana parishes.
"A quality public education system is a critical part of growing the economy throughout the region's nine parishes. Each year BRAC makes K-12 education a high priority and actively works for policies that support education reform," said Adam Knapp, president and chief executive officer of BRAC. "We produced this report to give business leaders, citizens, and parents a snapshot of our education system's performance last year."
A rising tide, especially at the high school level, lifted all school districts in the region.
A year ago, only the Zachary district was rated an "A" district. This year, it remains tops in the state, but three other districts in the region now have A ratings, too:Central, West Feliciana and Ascension.
At the bottom of the scale, only St. Helena Parish earned an F grade, though it was the most improved of the 12 districts BRAC examined. The Iberville, East Feliciana, Pointe Coupee and Baker districts had D ratings.
East Baton Rouge Parish, the largest district with almost 43,000 students, improved from a D to a C. Yet because of its size, during the 2011-12 school year, East Baton Rouge had far more children in D or F schools — six out of 10 — than the entire Baton Rouge region, where just three of every 10 students attended D or F schools.
The districts are graded mostly on student performance on standardized tests. The state began giving districts and schools letter grades in 2011, replacing the hotel-style star ranking system.
"We are pleased the Baton Rouge Area Chamber continues to recognize the improvements occurring in East Baton Rouge public schools," says a written, unnamed response from the parish school system's communications office, adding that the district will continue "implementing innovative ideas to engage students and prepare them for the future."
High schools were engines of academic growth in 2012. An Advocate analysis indicated 70 percent of Louisiana's public high schools showed double-digit growth in school performance scores compared with just 2 percent of elementary and middle schools.
The state, however, has overhauled its school accountability system and high schools in particular will be measured differently.
For instance, 25 percent of a high school's performance score in 2013 will come from student results on the ACT college placement exam. State and national ACT scores as well as those for many local districts have remained flat over the last four years, BRAC found.
Another warning sign is that, despite some modest improvement, three out of 10 students in the Baton Rouge region still are not graduating high school in four years.
That number rises to almost 4 out of 10 for East Baton Rouge Parish public schools. And more than half of those children are dropping out, more than the state as a whole and the Baton Rouge region, BRAC found.
Meg Mahoney, senior vice president of economic competitiveness at BRAC, said the changes may make it hard to compare 2013 results with past years.
"I think we can say that while we don't know what the scores will look like, we are looking at what's being tracked and what's being measured," Mahoney said.
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1. Reed Hastings — Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX)
Reed Hastings, the chief executive at Netflix, has had his hands very full over the past several years. Despite numerous setbacks, including public relations debacles, net neutrality issues, and industry-specific hardships, Hastings has been able to keep Netflix on-course. Revenues have continued to climb, leaving shareholders happy, and Netflix's customers have come to appreciate the company not only for a great product that they offer, but for standing up to congress and internet service providers in the face of net neutrality and internet-censorship issues, such as SOPA and PIPA.
According to the Associated Press report, Hastings earned $7,732,857 in 2013, which represented a 39 percent increase overall from 2012. That increase has been well-earned on Hastings's part, as he saw over additions of original Netflix content, including television shows like House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, and led the way in bringing the company's service to new platforms like smartphones. Netflix stock even quadrupled in 2013, according to Yahoo! Finance. With plenty of progress behind him, it's safe to say Hastings has done enough to justify his pay raise.


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Required math: calculus, algebra
Required physics: electrostatics
Reference: Griffiths, David J. (2007) Introduction to Electrodynamics, 3rd Edition; Prentice Hall – Problems 2.41, 2.42, 2.43, 2.44.
Here are a few more examples of the calculation of electric field and potential.
Example 1. Given a square sheet of charge with side length and surface charge density , find the electric field at height above the centre of the sheet.
From Example 3 in this post, the field at distance above the centre of a square loop of charge of side length and linear charge density is
If we think of this square loop as an element of the square sheet, where the thickness of the loop is (so that the overall square has side length ) then and the field of the sheet is
The mathematical software (Maple, in this case) needs a bit of help with this integral, so we can use the substitution ; to get
The field points vertically upwards, by symmetry.
Example 2. If the electric field is given by
( and are constants), find the charge density.
In this case, we can use the differential form of Gauss's law: . In spherical coordinates, the divergence for a vector field with its component equal to zero is
Example 3. In a uniformly charged solid sphere, find the force of repulsion between two hemispheres.
To make the problem definite, we'll consider the 'north' and 'south' hemispheres, so the problem becomes one of finding the vertical force between these two hemispheres.
From Example 2 in a previous post, the electric field inside a uniformly charged sphere with density is
The vertical force on a volume element is therefore
So the total repulsive force on a hemisphere is
we get
Note that we can't just find the repulsive force between two hemispheres of a spherical shell and then integrate over shells of sizes from zero up to the radius of the sphere because this doesn't take into account the force between hemispheres of different sizes.
Problem 4. A northern hemispherical shell of radius has a uniform surface charge density of . Find the potential difference between the north pole and the centre of the base of the hemisphere.
For an inverted hemispherical bowl, we can use the method of Example 5 in this previous post, except the limits on the integral are now 0 to . We therefore get
At the north pole, so
At the centre, so we need to take a limit. We can rewrite the formula as
The lowest order term in the expansion of the square root is
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Kenyan Vincent Onyango had what sounded like a sensible reason for swimming breaststroke in the Commonwealth Games triathlon on Thursday.
If he's not wearing a wetsuit, he does it quicker than freestyle.
Contesting a triathlon for the first time, the 28-year-old was withdrawn by the judges before the completion of the opening swim leg, by which stage he was a long way last in a field of 47.
Onyango was unhappy at being disqualified, claiming that he would have got better as the race progressed.
"I thought it was a good race," said Onyango, who is a 30-minute 10km runner.
"I felt it was a bit unfair to let developing countries like Kenya compete at the elite level with elite rules.
"I thought they should have let everyone finish the race.
"We are definitely not very good swimmers but we are better bike riders and strong runners.
"I knew I would be last out of the swim but definitely not last at the finish line."
Onyango said he would have fared better in the swim leg had the competitors been allowed to wear wetsuits - although that wish was dashed due to the unseasonally hot weather in Glasgow.
His next aim is to compete in next year's world duathlon championships in Australia - a discipline that does not involve swimming.
Compatriot Hanifa Said also failed to finish the second of two laps in the women's triathlon at Strathclyde Country Park.
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CSUEB Emeritus Professor Paul Staudohar published "Baseball's Best Short Stories" in April 2012. (Photo: Amazon.com)
Podcast with CSUEB emeritus professor Paul Staudohar on his new baseball anthology
- September 10, 2012 5:00am
Paul Staudohar, emeritus professor of business at Cal State East Bay, first published a collection of Baseball's Best Short Stories in 1995. He recently followed up with a new edition in April 2012 and conducted a podcast with Ron Kaplan's Baseball Bookshelf to explain how a university business professor came to edit an anthology of baseball stories. Listen to the podcast.
In the new edition of Baseball's Best Short Stories (Chicago Review Press; 2012), Staudohar edited 34 short stories about the nation's favorite pastime written by some of America's favorite writers, including Zane Grey, James Thurber, Tobias Wolff, George Plimpton, Robert Penn Warren, T. Coraghessan Boyle, and Michael Chabon, among others.
Known as a practiced anthologist, Staudohar has researched and published several other sports-related story collections, including Football's Best Short Stories, Golf's Best Short Stories, Hunting's Best Short Stories, Boxing's Best Short Stories, and Fishing's Best Short Stories.
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As mentioned in a previous post, several online finding aids for manuscript collections at the Folger now include links to digital images of the documents, providing another avenue of access to both onsite and offsite researchers. Finding aids provide detailed descriptions about the creation, historical context, arrangement, and content of collections, helping researchers find items in a collection that are relevant to their interests.… Continue Reading
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Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Exhibition Opens
The international contest of satirical
(and heavily anti-Semitic) cartoons comes in direct response to the publication in Western papers last year of images of the Prophet Muhammed. ( Telling Gallery image here)
Note: Thanks reader "ThoroughlyDisgustedWithIsrael" for pointing out the errors in our post.
An international contest of cartoons on the Holocaust opened in Tehran in response to the publication in Western papers last September of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.
"We staged this fair to explore the limits of freedom Westerners believe in," Masoud Shojai, head of the country's "Iran Cartoon" association and the fair organizer, said.
"They can freely write anything they like about our prophet, but if one raises doubts about the Holocaust he is either fined or sent to prison," he added.


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Shaina Taub Performs at Rockwood Music Hall, Beginning 3/5
Shaina continues her weekly Monday night acoustic residency at Rockwood Music Hall, playing every Monday night in March at 9 PM, featuring brand new original music and songs off her record, What Otters Do. She'll play March 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th.
The residency will feature Taub on vocals and piano, Mike Brun on bass and guitar, and Jacob Colin Cohen on the drums, with rotating special guests each week. This Monday, March 5th, will feature Nadia Quinn (Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson).
Vermont-raised, New York-based singer/songwriter Taub and her band have played to packed houses at such venues as Joe's Pub and Ars Nova. She released her debut EP this summer, entitled What Otters Do, an eclectic six-song collection spotlighting Taub's unique breed of pop brewed with folk and jazz. She was recently featured on NPR/WNYC's Best Concerts of 2011 list, alongside such greats as Mavis Staples and Taj Mahal. Her album is currently available for free download on Taub's website and all online music providers.
Taub's folk-funk opera, The Daughters, was developed last summer at Mark Brokaw's Yale Institute of Music Theater, featured in the 2010 NAMT Songwriter's Showcase, workshopped at CAP21 Theater Company and was a 2011 Richard Rodgers Awards finalist. She is Ars Nova's 2012 Composer-in-Residence, and is currently developing a new musical piece commissioned by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
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YORK house builder Persimmon has been fined after workers on a development site were injured when they fell from unsafe scaffolding.
Lincoln Magistrates' Court heard that two bricklayers were working for Persimmon Homes Ltd on a development site in Ploughman's Lane, Bunkers Hill, Lincoln, when the incident happened on April 4, 2012.
They were about to start work on a scaffold platform, six metres from the ground, which had been loaded with materials, but just as they started work, the scaffold collapsed and they fell about two metres on to a platform below.
A 62-year-old bricklayer broke his left foot and was unable to work for nine weeks while a 29-year-old bruised his neck and twisted his knee.
A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found The Cathedral Scaffold Company Ltd of Lincoln had constructed the scaffold to bridge a narrow gap between the gable ends of two neighbouring properties but the company did not build it to a recognised design and Persimmon subsequently overloaded the platform, causing it to collapse.
The construction company, based in Fulford, pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 8(b)(i) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and was fined £8,000 and ordered to pay £10,426 costs. The scaffolding company pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 8(b)(ii) of the same Regulations and was fined £4,000 with costs of £5,500.
Simon Usher, deputy managing director at Persimmon Homes Yorkshire, said the company was sincerely sorry about the incident, adding: "Health and safety on site is of paramount importance to Persimmon Homes at all times. We are pleased that our employees returned to work with us following their full recovery from the accident."


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Using the Twitter data from the 2009 H1N1 (swine flu) scare, researchers at Penn State University found that negative tweets about children's vaccines were more likely to be shared than positive ones. By collecting 318,397 tweets about positive, negative and neutral feelings toward the swine flu, the study more generally found that a high volume of both positive and negative tweets seemed to be contagious, both encouraging users to tweet more negatively.
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WOMENS FOOTBALL: Basildon-born Casey Stoney is back in the England squad for the 2015 World Cup qualifier against Montenegro next month.
The captain has recovered from a foot operation and is one of two changes from the squad which finished runners-up at the recent Cyprus Cup. The other sees goalkeeper Mary Earps replace Lizzie Durack. England coach Mark Sampson is hoping to draw on the team's Cyprus experience to bolster their World Cup qualification ambitions.
"It's great for us to get back together so soon after our time in Cyprus, which was a camp we took many positives from," he said. England are currently top of Group 6 having won each of their four games under Brent Hills when he was interim head coach. The World Cup will be held in Canada in 2015. The match against Montenegro takes place on Saturday, April 5, and will be live on BBC Two.
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WASHINGTON —Sen. David Vitter led a rare Republican boycott Thursday to successfully delay committee approval of the nominated Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
Vitter, of Louisiana and the ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, along with seven Republican colleagues on the panel, skipped the vote for President Barack Obama's nomination to lead the EPA, Gina McCarthy. Vitter's boycott left the committee one vote shy of being able to move her nomination forward.
Vitter and other Republicans argued that the EPA lacks "openness and transparency," in terms of its research and communications. The agency refuses to release all of the scientific justifications for its "clean" air and water regulations on businesses and industries, Vitter said in a news conference separate from the committee hearing.
"Pretty ironic that we're not getting this out of the EPA — sunshine," Vitter said.
Committee Chairwoman Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and other Democrats articulated a different view. They argued Republicans intentionally submitted more than 1,000 questions for McCarthy to answer — far more than any previous nominee — half of them coming from Vitter.
McCarthy heads the EPA's air and radiation office. And throughout her career, McCarthy has worked for multiple Republican governors.
"(McCarthy) is perhaps the most-qualified nominee to ever head the Environmental Protection Agency," Boxer said. "I have never seen in my life a nominee answer more questions than Gina McCarthy."
Vitter said the issue is not about the 1,000 questions, but about a few core issues regarding transparency, including alleged secretive internal email systems — and not disclosing scientific studies.
Vitter pointed to an executive order Obama issued Thursday morning that makes it easier to publicly release data generated and stored by the federal government as evidence that the president also wants more transparency.
A frustrated Boxer said she left a glass of water for Vitter, in case he decided to change his mind and join the hearing.
"At this point, their (GOP) opposition, even in allowing us to vote, it shows how outside the mainstream they are; how obstructionist they are," Boxer said. "We just had an election … This is not Mitt Romney's Cabinet. This is not (Texas Gov.) Rick Perry's Cabinet."
"We're not asking or expecting the president's administration to change their bedrock views," Vitter later responded.
Democrats fell one vote shy of approving McCarthy on their own because of the absence of Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., who has only made rare appearances to Washington, D.C., this year because he is mostly wheelchair bound while recovering from a serious bout with the flu and bronchitis.
Boxer said they will work with Lautenberg and reschedule when he is able to attend. Otherwise, she encouraged Vitter to step in out of respect for Lautenberg's health issues.
Once McCarthy is approved by the committee, she will face the difficult task of receiving the needed 60 Senate votes, rather than a simple majority, for full confirmation, because of a Republican procedural block.
"President Obama's EPA is actually making it harder for Americans to get to work," said Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., before Vitter shifted the discussion back to "transparency."
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., said the boycott seemed more like Republicans being upset that McCarthy is not a pawn of the oil and coal industries. "It looks like they're really just trying to throw more sand in the gears rather than get their questions answered," Whitehouse said.
Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., also complained about what he called the every-growing GOP obstructionism to block legislation and confirmations. "It's a sad day when we have an entire party won't show up to do their work," Udall said. "It's an outright abuse of our rules."
Vitter said Thursday's boycott was not unprecedented. In 2003, Democrats boycotted the EPA vote for President George W. Bush's nominee, Michael Leavitt, although the Democrats relented two weeks later.


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Norwich police investigate cemetery theft
Norwich – City police are investigating the theft of a landmark bronze statue at the Sarah Osgood grave in the historic Yantic Cemetery on Lafayette Street.
The statue of a life-size woman wearing a draping dress and veil is kneeling on Osgood's flat gravestone and appears to be looking at the inscription on her stone. "Asleep in Jesus Blessed Sleep," the inscription reads.
The statue was hollow, and bolts attaching it to the stone were broken. A pile of dirt and debris that had collected for the past century beneath the statue now sit on the stone in its place.
David Oat, local gravestone historian, said he received a call Monday from a frequent cemetery walker that the stone was missing. City police said it was reported missing on Friday. Norwich Police Detective Michael McVicker said he could not comment on details of the case, except to say that it is an open investigation.
Oat said another cemetery visitor told him the statue was there about two weeks earlier.
The statue was a prominent feature in a large circular plot containing Osgood family graves. A tall Egyptian style obelisk stands at the center of the circle. Sarah Larned Osgood was the wife of Charles Osgood. She died Sept. 4, 1881. Her husband, who died March 18, 1881, is buried next to her stone.
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A 42-year-old Pontiac man has been found guilty for strangling a woman in Pontiac and leaving her body on the shore of Terry Lake.
A jury returned guilty verdicts on one count of first degree murder, one count of felony murder and one count of first degree criminal sexual conduct against Bobby Lee Taylor.
He now faces life in prison without parole.
Taylor has several prior criminal convictions including possessing stolen property, dangerous drugs, aggravated assault and escape from prison.
Rosaline Ransom-Lee's body was found dead along the shore of Terry Lake on May 26.
Her body was dumped in the lake before a fisherman discovered it. Detectives found Lee's van a block away from the lake.
Lee's case was thrust into the national spotlight when Star Jones, a close personal friend of the family, spoke out about her murder.
Star Jones used her contacts to get the word out because someone knows the truth and potential witnesses can help solve this case.
Before she was a TV star, she worked as a homicide prosecutor for many years, putting away the bad guys. Now, her loved ones are struggling for answers and hoping for justice, remembering a life cut short by murder.
"This is a young woman who left three babies -- a 9-month-old, a 6-year-old and a 12-year-old -- and they all have questions. And so does everyone else who loved an respected Rhonda," Jones said.
What happened to Lee has inspired Jones to help other women. She has created a sort of checklist she is calling "Rhonda's Rules," showing women how to get their affairs in order. So, if a tragedy strikes, family is protected.
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Hyundai's compact Elantra sedan mounted a strong challenge to the perennial best-selling Civic last year, and is still running second behind the Honda so far this year. But the mid-summer arrival of the hatchback GT puts an arrow in the Elantra product quiver the Civic can't match.
It would be asking a lot of the new Elantra GT to single-handedly close the sales tally difference between the two rivals – even though this stylish five-door returns that uniquely hatchback admixture of sportiness and practicality to the model range that the previously offered Touring wagon lacked.
Any gains, however, can only add further credibility to the Hyundai brand in this key Canadian segment – which accounted for 259,628 of the 529,782 passenger cars sold here in the first eight months of the year – and help keep Elantra ahead of the rest of the top 10 pack snapping at its back bumper, led by Toyota Corolla, then the Mazda3, Chevy Cruze, Ford Focus, Hyundai's own Accent, VW Jetta and mid-sizers Toyota Camry and Ford Fusion.
The new Elantra GT is available as a base GL with manual gearbox starting at $19,149 and $20,349 with automatic, steps up to the GLS manual this review is based on at $21,349, then the SE manual at $24,349 and an SE Tech with automatic at $26,349. Elantra sedans start at $15,949.
The GT is the first Elantra hatch offered since 2006 and it rolled into the market wearing high-style sheet metal that's every bit as eye-catching as the coupe and sedan models. The GT is 225 mm shorter than the sedan, although it's a tad taller.
The car feels commendably light, but also substantial, with doors that close with a quality feel.
Despite its trimmed length and 50-mm shorter wheelbase, the GT's interior has room to handle four adults in comfort – although rear headroom is just adequate. A panoramic sunroof brightens things up and a fifth person can be squeezed on to the back seat if required, which matches the sedan. A fold-down armrest with cup holders is a nice touch.
Where it handily beats the sedan is in providing 651 litres of cargo room behind the rear seat versus the sedan's 420-litre trunk and, with the rear 60/40 split seatback folded into its fairly flat position, 1,444 litres. The cargo area has handy cargo tie-downs and a tray under the floor for odds and ends.
The test car came in bright red with a black interior that includes sporty-looking, cloth-covered front seats with white stitching, well bolstered to keep you in place. The steering wheel has buttons for cruise control and audio and a thick leather-covered rim. A trip computer screen is located between large round instruments and brushed titanium trim on the doors and, framing the centre stack and console, gives the interior a sporty/fun personality that also works on a functional and comfort level.
The lengthy equipment list includes keyless entry, power locks and windows, A/C, cooled glovebox, Bluetooth hands-free phone, heated exterior mirrors, power driver's seat, fog lights, a spoiler and that panoramic sunroof.
The letters GT – short for Grand Touring – have been applied to some legendary high-performance cars, but in the case of the new Hyundai GT hatchback they connote something a little different, perhaps pretty Good Touring or even commendably Green Touring, but not exactly Gee-wiz-Torrid touring.
The GT's 1.8-litre, direct-injection, four-cylinder engine produces segment competitive ratings of 148 hp and 131 lb-ft of torque, but these numbers aren't generated with any marked degree of enthusiasm until you wind it up past 4,000 rpm or so. The six-speed manual gearbox does shift with decent precision and quickness, though, and the result is a 0-100 km/h time of nine seconds or so. So, not torrid perhaps, but not particularly tepid, either. And it works fine in normal daily driving situations.
What the Elantra GT does do well is produce impressive fuel economy ratings of 7.4 litres/100 km city and 4.9 highway; after the test week it was showing an average of 7.2 litres/100 km. On our highway drive, it struggled a bit with the hilly terrain and returned 6.9 litres/100 km, a number I've bettered in bigger Hyundais on this route.
The GT suspension is much the same as the sedan's, but spring rates are firm and body motion well controlled by its 22-mm anti-roll bars, and the front Sachs gas-charged monotube struts and dampers on the rear twist-beam axle. Steering is electric and you can select from comfort, normal and sport modes, which only alter the amount of effort required.
Leaving it in sport mode suited the car (and me), but the connection to the front wheels feels artificial. And response to input isn't greeted with the level of response you'd hope for up front where the alloy wheels are shod with not-too-performance oriented P205/55R16 tires (the SE comes with P215/45R17s that likely sharpen things up a bit).
The Elantra GT wouldn't be my choice as a weekend autocrosser – and, according to Hyundai, no turbo-version is expected – but it's a sharp looker and competent performer that delivers a high level of small-car practicality.
Tech specs
2013 Hyundai Elantra GT
Type: Compact hatchback
Base Price: $21,349; as tested, $22,848
Engine: 1.8-litre, DOHC, inline-four
Horsepower/torque: 148 hp/131 lb-ft
Transmission: Six-speed manual
Drive: Front-wheel
Fuel economy (litres/100 km): 7.8 city/5.3 highway; regular gas
Alternatives:Ford Focus, Mazda3, Mitsubishi Lancer, Nissan Versa, Subaru Impreza, Suzuki SX4, Toyota Matrix
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A SAME sex couple have said they were appalled to be told they could not hire a motor boat in Chester and accused the firm of being homophobic.
Great Sankey pair Sian and Angela Percival-Edwards, who have been married for 18 months, said the experience on bank holiday Monday left them furious with River Dee company Chester Boat Hire.
Sian, aged 34, said: "We wandered down to the water front and decided to hire a boat with an engine on the back.
"They said they didn't allow same sex groups on the river so we said what about a married couple but they said their insurance doesn't cover it.
"I could understand if we were a group of four or five young girls or lads but we're in our 30s and both have professional jobs.
"It's not fair and not equal.
"We live in the 21st century and they're discriminating against us."
Sian, who works as a charity manager and Angela, a project manager, said a group of five women were using a pedalo as they left and they found a review on Tripadvisor also calling the company homophobic when they got home.
Sian added: "It's just wrong and I'm so close to getting my solicitors involved.
"You can't do this to people and think it's okay to treat them this way.
"Nothing like this has ever happened before and we were in too much shock to do anything other than go home from our day out."
Chester Boat Hire were unavailable to comment.


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Herbed Golden Squash Soup Recipe
I served this unusual soup last Thanksgiving and received rave reviews - even people who don't usually like squash enjoyed its hearty flavor. To dress it up, I sometimes add a dollop of yogurt on top.
- 3 cups coarsely chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 2 bay leaves
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 medium carrot, chopped
- 2 cups mashed cooked butternut squash, divided
- 1-1/2 cups tomato juice, divided
- 1 cup apple juice, divided
- 1 cup orange juice, divided
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1. In a large saucepan, saute onion in oil with nutmeg, cinnamon, thyme and bay leaves until onion is tender. Stir in the water, celery and carrot; cover and simmer until carrot is tender. Discard bay leaves.
- 2. In a blender, place half of the squash and half of the tomato, apple and orange juices; add half of the vegetable mixture. Puree; return to pan. Repeat with the remaining squash, juices and vegetable mixture; return to pan. Add salt and pepper. Heat through. Yield: 6-8 servings (2 quarts).
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 118 calories, 4g fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 180mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate (14g sugars, 3g fiber), 2g protein.
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I run with my iPhone 4S in an ArmPocket on my left arm and use bluetooth wireless earbuds. (actually just one bud, so I can hear whats going on around me). On the phone I'm running Pandora for music, my running app, and my heart rate monitor is sync'ed too. I generally have no problems.
However, all this takes it's toll on the battery and last year when I ran my first marathon the battery died on me about mile 24ish.
Anyone have a recommendation on an external battery thingy that will enable my phone to last the entire race?


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