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We've enlisted the help of writer, blogger and hen lover Emma Stone to guide us through the process of raising happy and healthy chickens.
In recent years keeping chickens has become quite popular. Many families want to become more self-sufficient and chickens provide both eggs and meat. Chickens aren't only used as livestock but also as domesticated pets. Some owners buy from poultry farms, re-home battery hens or even choose to hatch. There are many reasons and ways to get started.
I own two small flocks and they provide my family with tasty fresh eggs every morning. A few years ago, I spoke to a lady who said there was never a day when she felt bored collecting eggs from the coop, and I couldn't agree more. Sometimes if I'm outside early enough, the eggs are still warm. If I'm even earlier, then I will hear the hens singing their egg song. Chickens like to announce they've laid an egg and sometimes the flock will join in, too. You definitely can't beat a fresh egg. My hens' eggs have regular fans that now only buy fresh eggs since trying them. One couple insisted having our eggs the morning of their wedding which was wonderful. Imagine making your favourite homemade baked treats or your traditional cooked breakfast that bit more special – lovely!One of the fantastic things about keeping chickens as pets is learning each hen's individual character. I think both of my flocks are mischievous, but one hen is curious whilst another is shy. I can pick up some of my chickens but most are flighty and it takes an extra effort such as bribery (mealworms work a treat!) to entice them. It's easy to spend hours watching their antics. The most entertaining and fun thing to watch in my opinion, is when a chicken takes a dust bath. When I first saw this at a poultry farm I was alarmed and thought perhaps the chicken was ill; the hen was on her side with one leg kicking wildly at the soil, with her head rubbing against the ground and a wing spread out wide. I now know that chickens do this for various reasons such as trying to keep cool, as well as helping control parasites. Definitely worth a quick YouTube search if you're curious!
Fortunately for friends and family, an interest in chickens is a great subject when needing to shop for a gift. When I was browsing White Stuff's website, I saw a chicken print on a lovely jumper (the 'Chicken Jumper') that I instantly bought as a treat to myself. It was interesting to see a mature and quality chicken design on an item of clothing. Of course when I spotted a chicken print on the Lanark skirt, I was more than happy to succumb to my passion for both chickens and the White Stuff brand.
Emma in the 'Chicken Jumper' and 'Lanark Skirt'
I'd always recommend researching different breeds if you're thinking of keeping chickens. Generally each breed has certain personality traits. For example: the Amber is great around children because the breed is quite tame and (with enough attention) is great at being handled. My two young nephews love the chickens and one hen in particular is well behaved when the boys gently touch her feathers.Keeping chickens comes with responsibilities such as ensuring that they each have enough space and access to shelter, food and water. It's also worth considering what would happen if a chicken needed medical attention (I've found my local vet to be fantastic with chickens). I read many books to make sure I knew enough about what owning poultry entailed. However, I never appreciated how many questions I'd have after the chickens settled in and I now understand the value of experience. It's now easier to search forums and groups online in order to ask questions, but it's also a fabulous way to meet new people and keep up-to-date with the latest information.
One day I plan to merge my two flocks together and the dream is to include a cockerel. There's also the opportunity that I could even hatch my own birds from the flock. Keeping chickens has been very rewarding so far and the future promises to be quite exciting!
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World Cup winner Lewis Moody believes Harlequins Luke Wallace has what it takes to pack down in the England back row this summer.
Wallace has enjoyed a stellar season on the blindside at the Stoop and has deputised for Robshaw at number seven during the skipper's international commitments.
England head coach Stuart Lancaster is short of options for the opening Test match against New Zealand on June 7, with regular blindside Tom Wood involved in Saturday's Premiership final at Twickenham.
Wallace starts for England against the Barbarians on Sunday and could force his way into the reckoning for a place on the plane heading to take on the All Blacks.
And Moody would not be surprised if he made the grade.
"I was surprised he wasn't drafted into the EPS squad as other guys weren't performing quite as well. He's been steady across the board," said Moody.
"I played a lot of club rugby at six and my international rugby at seven, so there is no reason he can't do a job in either position.
"It would certainly be a big ask for him going into his first Test match. It is not a massive difference between six or seven– at six you tend to do a lot more ball carrying and at seven you tend to be in the rucks, winning ball back and making tackles.
"I think Luke deals with both perfectly well. He is a quality rugby player, he is attacking, he is abrasive, he has great ball skills and if given the opportunity it will do him the world of good."
Six Quins – including hookers Joe Gray and Dave Ward – are heading to the southern hemisphere to face the All Blacks, while Wallace, Charlie Matthews, Rob Buchanan, Will Collier and Kyle Sinckler are in the running to take on the Baa-Baas.
England head coach Stuart Lancaster will finalise his touring party following the weekend's action.
And should Wallace make the trip, Moody insised that would only be a good thing for skipper Robshaw and his country.
"We need these guys coming through and testing the likes of Chris as competition drives performance," he added.
"If the guys in that starting line-up are getting too lethargic or complacent because they aren't being pushed then it drops the performance.
"One of the things I always found in my playing days, was that the more people you had coming through and pushing you it was making you perform better and better each week.
"There are certainly some questions to answer there for Stuart, but I am fairly sure he knows where he will go.
"Chris is still really learning his international trade so to play against Richie [McCaw], one of the best opensides in the world, is always a good test to see where you are."
* Lewis Moody is a Land Rover ambassador. Land Rover supports grassroots rugby and provides the opportunity for 7,000 youngsters to take part in the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup.

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While Obama is ahead in early raw voting numbers in Florida and North Carolina, voting expert Michael McDonald, a professor at George Mason University, says Romney has effectively closed the gap enough that strong Republican turnout on Election Day could cost Obama those states.
"It's going to be difficult for Obama to pull enough ahead to win North Carolina to offset what Romney may do on Election Day," says McDonald, director of the United States Elections Project. "They're seeing the same numbers I am seeing."…
The challenge faced by each campaign — and what makes early voting relevant — is to bring voters to the polls early who wouldn't otherwise vote on Election Day. Republicans claim that although Democrats are leading in early voting in most battleground states, they are simply "cannibalizing" or diluting their Election Day turnout by turning out voters who would otherwise come out on Election Day.
Senior Obama officials aggressively refute this by pointing to the number of first-time voters they have registered in battleground states. In Florida and Colorado, for example, they have registered an overwhelming number of new Latino voters, who tend to vote Democratic. (In Florida, Democrats say the bulk of the new Latino voters are Puerto Ricans, who are more likely to vote Democratic than are Cuban-Americans). In those states, the campaign has used Spanish-speaking volunteers to return repeatedly to the voters it has registered until they have mailed in their ballots or gone to the polls.


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NEW YORK — Hampshire Group, a leading provider of sportswear and fashion apparel, has appointed two new board members, following Richard Mandell's resignation from the board.
"We'd like to express our appreciation to Dick for his four years of service as a Hampshire board member and we look forward to benefitting from the experience and valuable perspectives that Bobby and Frank will bring to the board," said Peter Woodward, chairman of Hampshire's board of directors.
Following the appointments of Melnick and Tworecke, the company will have six members on its board, with four serving as independent directors.
Tworecke, 66, brings more than 35 years of retail and apparel markets experience to Hampshire Group. He has served as the divisional president of the sportswear group of Warnaco Group since 2004. Prior to that, he was president and COO of Bon-Ton Stores where he directed the overall operations of 70 stores. From 1996 to 1999, Tworecke was the president and COO of menswear retailer, Jos. A. Bank. He has also held various senior management positions within other specialty and department store retailers including MGR, Inc., Rich's Lazarus Goldsmith (now Macy's), and John Wanamaker. Mr. Tworecke is a member of the board of advisors of Grafton-Fraser Inc., a privately-held, Toronto-based men's apparel retailer, a member of the board of directors of Cherokee, a global brand management company, and a former member of the Business Advisory Council of the Department of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University. He received a B.S. from Cornell University in 1968 and an MBA from Syracuse University in 1972.
Melnick, 51, offers portfolio management experience to Hampshire's board. Since 1999, he has served as a founding general partner of Terrier Partners LP, an investment partnership, which invests in micro-cap companies. Prior to founding Terrier Partners, he was a general partner at Wynnefield Capital Inc., as well as a VP and equity analyst at Lazard Freres & Co. from 1988-1996. Mr. Melnick also served as a board member for Royal Olympic Cruise Lines Inc. from 1999-2002. He received a B.A. from Washington University - St. Louis in 1983 and an MBA in finance from New York University in 1987.
Hampshire Group, along with its wholly owned subsidiaries, Hampshire Brands, Rio Garment S.A. and Scott James, is a provider of fashion apparel across a broad range of product categories, channels of distribution and price points. The company specializes in designing and marketing men's sportswear to department stores, chain stores and mass market retailers under licensed brands, our own proprietary brands and the private labels of our customers. The company operates a Honduras-based apparel manufacturer, designing, sourcing and manufacturing knit tops for men, women and children. The company also offers a full sportswear collection for men through the Scott James brand that is sold primarily at upscale department and specialty stores and at scottjamesonline.com.


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Fishing right at the Lake Somerville Marina Wednesday, Vela landed a 13.6-pound largemouth that is the new lake record and the first ShareLunker to come from the lake.
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The NFL's scouting combine opens Wednesday in Indianapolis with a few more than 330 players, depending on any late additions or subtractions, trying to put their best foot and best answers forward.
The players will all go through Indy in four-day cycles.
The special-teams players (kickers, punters, long snappers and any return specialists), offensive linemen and tight ends arrive Wednesday.
Quarterbacks, wide receivers and running backs get there Thursday. The defensive linemen and linebackers arrive Friday, and the defensive backs show up Saturday.
The four-day cycles go like this:
o Day 1 includes a preliminary medical exam, including X-rays, an orientation and the start of formal interviews with team officials.
o Day 2 includes official height, weight measurements, more interviews and a full medical exam. Some players, who have had surgeries, will be asked to travel from the stadium, where the bulk of the medical exams take place, to an Indianapolis hospital for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam.
The wait for the MRI can often last several hours.
"I remember mine," former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer said. "You're just there waiting and waiting, it was like 11 o'clock at night when I got done."
o Day 3 includes a meeting with the players' union, various psychological exams (including the Wonderlic test), interviews with team officials and the bench press. The bench press drill measures how many times prospects can bench press 225 pounds.
o Day 4 consists of the player's on-field workout.
While some player representatives spend plenty of dollars trying to prepare their prospects for everything that comes with the combine, from the workout to the team interviews, those who have success seem to remember a few simple rules.
They show what they've got. The talented are just that, and it's easy to see. The fast players run fast, no matter the surface.
They tell the truth. The thing about telling a lie, especially a big one, is pretty soon you have to stack lie on top of lie to make the original one work.
And the more lies you tell, the easier it is for teams to find out. Every year a prospect blows it by failing to show the accountability everyone says they want on and off the field.
It's basic stuff. The time and money spent to try to pretty up a lie or cover it up is far better invested in an honest approach.
Those who succeed also accept what the combine is. It is an industry's way to evaluate future employees who will have the opportunity to earn "forever" money if they are talented enough, fortunate enough and work hard enough.
That opportunity comes with the combine, an inherently negative process built to reveal blemishes along the way. Very few scouts have given a player the highest grade on their scale. It just doesn't work that way.
So, those who maintain their patience and maintain a positive outlook in what can be an exceedingly negative environment inevitably leave Indianapolis as the "risers" on the board.
That's because they went to their job interview with the intention of actually getting the job.


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Random Thoughts: Impact Wrestling 7-25-13
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Well it's been a while. Sorry, between work and internet porn, I've had distractions. But that doesn't mean that I've kept out of the loop. Actually I've been very interested in TNA, who I believe has been on a streak of putting on some pretty damn good quality shows as of late. A shame that TNA will probably be brought down in a year by terrible upper management, but that's a story for another day. Their Destination X free per view (get it, cause it use to be pay per view but they showed it free this year. Ha!) was pretty damn good...except...for the main event. I know everyone wants to say "ALL HAIL SABIN," but I'm more "meh."
Not to say he's not a good wrestler, and the way the match played out probably wasn't his fault. I mean who's idea was it to make Sabin look so impotent, so weak. In the entire match it was 99 percent Bully, and 1 percent Sabin. It was terrible. I know Bully is a big and imposing heel, and I have to admit I'm surprised as to how much I like Bully, but Sabin can still put up a fight. They would not allow Sabin to put up a fight. Unfortunately, Sabin's first title reign is not built on a strong foundation. I don't see him lasting more than two months.
So now join me, as I struggle through Windows 8...god I hate this OS...and we get ready to take a look at the latest edition of Impact Wrestling.
Main Attraction: Impact Wrestling 7-25-13
Okay, wait wait wait. They have to start the segment over. Sting came without his face paint...again. Now I know Sting has come out to the ring without his face paint before, and it's been a terrible idea...every...single...time.
And why isn't Samoa Joe in a suit like the others? And Rampage Jackson...why is he even here?
Eh, whatever. Main Event Mafia says it's 1-0 them against Aces and Eights...even though Sabin isn't part of the mafia. I would say they get just a half point for the assist. After Angle lies by saying Sabin had the best match in his career, the new champ crowned ten minutes ago...errr...I mean last week, is introduced to a good reaction from the crowd. And I honestly do like Sabin. I really do. He has no gimmick, no schtick, he is just himself. And guess what, it works for him.
After Sabin challenges the upcoming X Division Champ to a match next week, the bad ass biker gang leader Bully Ray comes out...with his Lawyer. No I don't know which one, Jacobi or Myer. Bully then issues a demand for Sabin to hand him the World Title, or else he will sue TN...A...
So, the leader of the bad ass biker gang, Aces and Eights, that has caused destruction and chaos over the past year, is threatening to sue if he doesn't get his World Title back.
Well, no one said TNA still didn't come up with a bad idea every now and then.
Wait, we're suppose to take this seriously?
Apparently, as Hogan is on the phone scrambling for a solution, refusing to comment on "pending litigation." Sheesh. :-\
God damn, that X Division belt looks awesome
It really does. Also, the X Division matches are by far my favorite matches in wrestling. Always exciting, intense, edge of your seat fun. But, I feel this match may have been too short. Still, it was fun, especially the last couple of minutes.
Bully revels in the success of his mastermind plan
He can tell he has Hogan scared over...ugh...the threat of a lawsuit. Why would something like this actually be taken seriously? Because the script tells you to shut up and take it seriously, that's why. We also get a pep speech from Bully to Anderson for his upcoming BFG match.
Air Mexico crashes and burns...
...and earns Mr. Anderson 7 points
Again...be scared of all mighty fearful lawsuit
Be scared dammit. Even Dixie knows this may be the end. I think this is how Flair won his Fourth Title.
Joseph Park's identity crisis
I just consider it a crisis that Joseph Park is in TNA. And if he's trying to figure out this legal crisis, I'd say we're watching the very last episode of Impact Wrestling.
Velvet Sky with a....
Hold on...*rewinds*
Velvet Sky with...
Wait up... *rewinds*
Okay, if anyone knows how to get those couple of seconds of her shaking her ass as she walks in turned into a screensaver, PM me. So...what the hell was I going to say?
Knockouts are fun
They really are. And hell of a lot more talented than the Divas. But, does ODB need to grab her breasts every few seconds. It's called a bra. Gail gets into ODB's face, causing her the match and setting up for a new feud it looks like.
And Velvet Sky's purpose at ringside? To give me a new screensaver.
Uh Oh...Hogan and Dixie may surrender?
Could this be the end of Chris Sabin's title reign that has lasted all of two hour....err....I mean one week? It could be since no one competent actually runs TNA.
Christopher Daniels earns BFG points
With the help of Mr. Anderson, over Samoa Joe. Next week,Samoa Joe brings a lawyer to sue for those seven points.
Sting and Angle wor...
Wait wait wait. Start it over. Sting didn't put his face paint on yet.
Phenomenal Match? Nah
But it was still a good one. AJ gets a submission victory for the ten points, and blows off Jeff Hardy on a handshake. Geez, what a sore...winner.
Hogan says he has to do what has to be done
And he has to do it fast. TNA forgot to renegotiate his contract that expires in...three minutes.
A special kind of justice announced
Bully comes out demanding the title. Sabin comes out to tell Bully to screw off. Enter Hogan who comes out and rips a contract up, then announces that Bully's contract does give him a rematch. Wait a minute? So that wasn't Bully's contract he just ripped up? What was that, the lawsuit? Or was I not joking about the three minute thing and Hogan just ripped his expired contract.
Whatever. It's announced that Sabin and Bully will face each other at next month's Free Per View event, Hardcore Justice, in a steel cage.
Good announcement to hype Hardcore Justice. And overall good quality of matches tonight. But...the story was bull. It was bad, uneventful, and the conclusion to this lawsuit saga didn't even seem to have a proper conclusion, with Hogan just saying Bully will get a rematch. Well, if that's what he wanted all along, wouldn't he had just said "I demand a rematch or I'll sue" from the start? He didn't say that. He said "I want the title or I'll sue." Well, what would stop Bully from suing anyway? I expected Hogan to come out saying Bully's contract bars him from legal action, but instead he essentially said, "No, sue my ass, brother!" I wouldn't be too hard, but the stupidity of this story kinda hurt it a bit tonight. Plus, I thought that X Division match was a bit on the short side too.
Nah, on second thought I won't be that hard. We did get quite a bit of wrestling in those two hours. Four more lawsuits for Hogan to deal with out of five.
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Lady Bucs fall to streaking 'Nooga
JOHNSON CITY -- The Chattanooga Lady Mocs stayed undefeated in the Southern Conference and tied the nation's longest winning streak at 15 games with a 95-62 victory over East Tennessee State Saturday afternoon from Memorial Center.
Chattanooga (17-2, 12-0 SoCon) shot 63.3 percent (38-of-60) from the floor -- its highest shooting percentage in over seven years -- and scored more points against ETSU than any team has this season. In fact, the Lady Mocs' 95 points were the most scored by the team since they scored 105 at Samford back on Nov. 27, 2001. Fifteen straight wins ties the Lady Mocs with Southwest Missouri State for the longest current streak in NCAA Division I.
Chattanooga's largest lead of the first half was 17 points, before taking a 49-34 advantage into the locker room at halftime. The Lady Mocs never let up in the second half, as the largest margin of the game came with 4:44 left to play in which Chattanooga enjoyed a 93-51 lead.
Six players reached double figures in scoring for Chattanooga led by sophomore Katasha Brown. Brown netted 22 points, including a perfect 5-of-5 shooting from beyond the arc. Nicole Mattison followed with career-high 15 points and Tiffani Roberson scored 14. Shamya Sermons recorded her third double-double this season with 11 points and 12 rebounds. Katie Galloway also finished with 11 points and Miranda Warfield rounded out UTC's leading scorers with 10.
East Tennessee State was led by freshman guard Holly Moring, who tallied a career-high 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting, including a pair of 3-point baskets. Tiffani Mayes equaled her season scoring average with an even 14 points to go along with a team-high nine rebounds.
Kiya Verdell and B.J. Banjo added 12 and 11 points, respectively, while Banjo also garnered a season-high four steals.
The Lady Bucs' next game will be at the College of Charleston this Monday, Feb. 2. Tip-off is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. at the John Kresse Arena in Charleston, S.C. After losing their first six road games of the season, the Lady Bucs have since won two straight away from Johnson City.
Meanwhile, Chattanooga will drive straight to Statesboro, Ga. for a 7 p.m. contest at Georgia Southern also scheduled for this Monday.
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A Direct Loan is a federally guaranteed loan. Graduate level students are only eligible for Federal Unsubsidized Loans beginning with the 2013-14 Academic Year. An unsubsidized loan is a loan in which the government does not waive the interest and it does accrue while the student is in school. You will have the option to pay this interest or to have it capitalized. The principle loan payments are deferred while a student is enrolled at least half-time (a minimum of 4.5 credits for fall/spring and 3 credits for summer) and repayment on the loans does not start until 6 months after the student drops below half-time enrollment, graduates or withdraws.
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Is it a mistake to allow people to claim Social Security at 62 -- even at a reduced rate -- when we are living longer than we did when the program first started?
The Center for Retirement Research at Boston College examined this question and came to the surprising conclusion that the actuarial assumptions made in 1960, reducing the amount of people who claimed at 62, are still a fairly accurate reflection of the cost -- even though we're living 20 years longer.
I think this retirement planning math is interesting and argues strongly for the long-term stability of the Social Security program.
When Congress first allowed early claiming for both men and women in 1961, it set the benefit reduction for early retirement at five-ninths of 1 percent for each month a participant claimed before the program's full retirement age of 65. Benefits claimed at age 62 were reduced 20 percent (five-ninths of 1 percent per month times 36 months). Participants who would have gotten $1,000 a month at 65 got roughly $800 a month at 62.
Over the last 50 years, this calculation has been basically unchanged even though average life expectancy at 65 is now 20 years -- five years longer -- than it was in 1960.
The center says that at first blush -- because life expectancy is longer -- today's participant who claims at age 62 instead of age 65 receives benefits only 15 percent longer (three years divided by 20 years). The center says that all things being equal, to keep costs constant, the monthly benefit could be reduced by 15 percent rather than 20 percent.
But there are other factors. The biggest of them, the center explains, is interest rates. Interest rates affect the amount the government has to set aside to pay for future obligations. A higher interest rate shrinks the cost of paying benefits claimed at age 65 more than it shrinks the cost of benefits claimed at age 62.
Because interest rates rose between 1960 and 2004, the original 20 percent reduction remained actuarially correct for many years, but since 2004, interest rates have dropped sharply. That reduction has made the cost of benefits claimed at 62 about 96 percent of the cost of benefits claimed at 65. By 2050, rising longevity could further reduce the cost of benefits claimed at 62, with the rise of full retirement age to 67 further complicating the calculation.
The bottom line is a difference that is very tiny and changing constantly. Since changing benefit calculations every time interest rates or longevity predictions change isn't practical, sticking with the tried and true seems like the best approach. The center concludes that given the other serious problems facing Social Security, this issue "isn't worth a prominent place on the national agenda."


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The requirements were tough and the deadline was short. Any member that entered should feel good about themselves just for rising to the challenge. Though not easy, of the half-dozen entrants, a winner has been chosen.
Of the many programming languages available, the winner chose ASP.NET for their application.
Admittedly, working with a database would be ideal and have benefits not available when working with files. Having written my own version to work with all three of the exported formats, I can say that in my opinion the winner made a wise decision in choosing to work with XML files.
Still, the work was not without problems. To those that entered and were unable to overcome them in time to submit your application, it is hoped that you can learn how various problems were handled by studying the winning entry.
Start Page without CSS the file selection page
Start Page with CSS
Page 2 initial selection (and export) options page
Page 3 refined results, further selection (and export) options page
Message details with javascript collapsible display
And the application creates well-formed and easy to read XML files
<folder name="Exported">
<datestamp>2006-11-26 20:16</datestamp>
<title>Re: trackback plugin</title>
<message>Yeah, sorry to act like a newb about the whole thing. But I didn't think anyone would volunteer to do this for me.
Anyhow, I got notification of both trackbacks and sure enough, only the spam-free would show up on the blog and the other was notified to me via email with the plugin that you recommended.
So there ya go, it works :) But thanks again for helping and recommending that plugin.
You already have trackback validation native to your version of WP? In any case, it seems the plugin (if you're using it) is working OK. I made 2 test posts and only the one with the link shows up as a trackback comment (with a funky pre-html edit encoding of something. - the "A"). Did the "spam" trackback get flagged as such?
So, to get to the announcement, the winner is wwb_99. He was kind enough to answer a few questions:
You chose to work with ASP.NET, any particular reason why?
Because I know it very well and time was limited.
What tools did you use?
To produce the submission, Visual Studio 2010, ReSharper and my brain. Now, we all walk on the shoulders of giants, and I used a number of open source tools and projects to significantly enhance my submission. To ease the pain of testing things, I relied on the NUnit framework enhanced with RhinoMocks and MvcContrib's TestHelpers. From the operational side of things, the search would not be possible without Lucene.NET. On the UX side of the fence, just about everything pretty/fancy/neat is a direct result of jquery and jquery-ui.
In my version of the application, one of the unexpected problems I encountered was finding a way to uniquely identify Private Messages. The export files don't include any Id numbers. How did you solve that?
After cursing whoever designed the schema--you always need an identifier in any data interchange scenario--I realized that each message should be unique based upon a sum of it's parts. So I effectively serialized the message to a string and took a fingerpint of each message, thereby creating a unique ID.
Other problems I had to deal with included long unbroken lines, "unusual" characters and entities. What were the most troublesome problems you had getting things put together?
Never really ran into this problem--insofar as dealing with the data transport, I just worked within native .NET XML serialization. If it was valid XML, .NET dealt with all those problems so I could concentrate on stuff like making the messages searchable.
The allowed time frame was tight. About how many hours did it take you from start to finish?
Not much of an hours tracker, but perhaps 24 hours or so total.
Speaking of finish, in my experience nothing is ever really done, it seems there's always a tweak that could be made, a feature added, and the unexpected bug fix. Not that I'd fault you for taking the prizes and running, but are you planning to host the code somewhere, improve and maintain it?[INDENT]Actually, I took the liberty to post the code over to Codeplex at http://vbulletinpm.codeplex.com/ for the world to see and use. Beyond that, I don't really plan to do much with the app personally and publicly as I've got a few other fish to fry at the moment.
If I had a bit more time when working on it, beyond the finishing touches one would need -- such as input validation for uploads -- I would be considering the next step of taking the imported messages and persisting them for personal use in a document DB such as RavenDB. This would open up some neat scenarios and be a logical improvement.[/INDENT]
Thank you for participating in this contest. And thank you for the interview. Is there anything you would like to say about yourself in closing?
Thanks for the opportunity and for considering my entry. It was a blast.
You did a great job Mittineague. Congratulation for this. The images are still can not be seen. If possible post them again.
I think it's a cool thing that you decided to throw it up to everyone for free instead of trying to make a quick buck out of it.
congratulation great job keep it up
Winning is not every thing but the way you win it, it means a lot to the person gives the tuff time to their competitors and peoples who have such creative mind to developed new ideas, which shows there talent and sincerity to their work. <snip />[URL="http://www.ghostpapers.com/"]
Congrats! Nice job on the code. Very small time frame to pull it off in and you did an excellent job on it. Kudos.
Congratulation for winning August Programming Competition. I think you did a very good job.Please upload more pictures and share your joy with us..
Those 6 are all the screen captures I have. Why don't you post some of yours?*keeping in mind that Private Messages are meant to be private.
errrm. thanks, I guess. But I don't deserve it, wwb_99 did all the work!
TBH I don't know why the screen captures wouldn't be showing for some of you. So I attached them too.
But a much better idea is to head over to http://vbulletinpm.codeplex.com/ , download it, and run it for yourself.
CONGRATULATIONS! every energy spent was worth it keep it up.
Congratulations Wyatt.
Also can't see the images if not logger in.
Hosting coming shortly.
Nice job, looks cool. I like how it works with XML.
[OT]Hmmm. that's a bit odd. They're jpg files uploaded as jpg files and my "page info" add-on says they're jpegs.
They're from one of my profile albums but I just noticed I had it set as "private" so maybe that's why? I'll change that now and hopefully they'll show up.[/OT]
Congratulations and nice job! clap clap
Mittineague, I can't see the screen captures (not in FF and not in IE). When I copy the links to the images and put them in the browser's address bar, I get an empty page and image info telling me it's a 1x1px png image...
Is it just me? :shifty:
Congrats! Nice job on the code. Very small time frame to pull it off in and you did an excellent job on it. Kudos.
Congratulations on a job well done.


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looks like i practice mindfulness of breathing
and mindfulness of body
and regarding noting
only after you breath you discern or note
not before you breath or take a step
only after you did any-kind of action, you remember what action you done.
because i was doing it wrong, noting before.
like for example raising your foot, don't note, before you raise your foot only after.
it is after you raise you foot, you note and eventually let go of noting
and just remember what has just happen, what action you have done by body or breath
if you want to look for confirmation of this
it is in the sutta on mindfulness of breathing
he breathes in long and then discerns (i am breathing in long)noting
it is your decision when to let go of noting and just remember.


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West Texas Students Bring Home Top Prizes in Horned Lizard Essay Contest
AUSTIN, Texas — If you want to find horned lizards in Texas, go west. If you want to find winning student researchers and writers, you also need to look west of IH-35. West Texas schools produced all the winners in this year's Hometown Horned Toads essay contest, sponsored by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Leading the pack was Childress High School, where Russell Graves' Advanced Wildlife Science class won the High School Team division for a second time. According to Lee Ann Linam, contest coordinator, "The Childress High School students really captured the essence of the contest-using the recollections of local residents and data about the local community and ecology to provide insight about why Texas horned lizards have declined in their hometown."
Graves believes that participation in the contest also allowed his students to gain valuable research skills. "I think that the horned toad essay contest has allowed my students the chance to take a community approach to solving the mystery behind the Texas Horned Lizard's disappearance. Through interviews with citizens throughout the community, analysis of county highway and cropland data, and the study of why the reptile is plentiful on the school's land gave all of the students a chance to work as a team in order to search for a relevant answer to this pressing issue."
The essay contest this year attracted 70 entries, representing the work of 137 students and data from 15 counties around the state. Students used interviews with local residents and researched local records to hypothesize when and why the popular Texas horned lizard, or horned toad declined in their communities. The majority of the winning essays suggested that the official state reptile began declining in the 1970s and 1980s with population growth, red imported fire ants, decline in harvester ants, and pesticide use suggested as the major causes of decline. Childress High School also used local records to hypothesize that increases in traffic, increased pesticide application as part of the boll weevil eradication program, and loss of open ground in the Conservation Reserve Program may have decreased the prevalence of horned lizards in Childress County. All of the essays suggested that horned lizards do still live in their communities.
Judging criteria for the contest include thoroughness of investigation, number of people interviewed, number of local written sources accessed and quality of presentation, including historical perspective, scientific analysis, neatness and creativity. Submissions were judged by participating organizations, including TPWD's Wildlife Diversity Program, Texas Historical Commission, County Historical Commissions, and the Horned Lizard Conservation Society. Individual winners received an outdoor learning kit including such items as Geographic Positioning Systems, binoculars, field guides, and magnifying lenses, while team winners have been offered a chance for a field trip to a TPWD Wildlife Management Area.
Winners in other age categories included:
Grades 3-5 Individual:
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- 2nd place — Heath Holland — Windsor Elementary, Amarillo
- 3rd place — Zachary Carter — Hillander School, Midland
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- 2nd place — Rainy Edwards — Llano Junior High, Llano
- 3rd place (tie) — Olivia Hutto and Julia Hebert — Llano Junior High, Llano
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- 1st place — Valerie Brooks — Andrews High School, Andrews
The essay contest is an extension of a popular monitoring project called Texas Horned Lizard Watch. Since 1997, citizen volunteers have provided scientific data about the status of the state reptile to TPWD. Volunteer data has begun to shed insight on patterns of distribution in the state, along with important habitat data.
Linam, who also coordinates Texas Horned Lizard Watch, said TPWD also values the insight that the essays can provide. "The Texas horned lizard, or horned toad, is truly a Texas treasure. Much valuable information about their history is stored away in people's memories. We believe this essay contest is helping us better understand how to preserve this species, while connecting children to a real symbol of Texas folklore."
The contest may also offer students the chance to better understand their own communities. Amy Inman, a senior at Childress High School stated, "I really enjoyed participating in the Horned Toad Essay contest. The research we collected was like a window into Childress 20-50 years ago. While reading the compiled information, I began to realize how much our hometown and the surrounding rural area has changed. Horned Toads are not the only wildlife being affected by our growing economy. I sincerely hope that through contests like this, my generation can learn from past generations' mistakes, so in the future we can better preserve our wildlife."
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Great game by the colts. They had no business winning that game last week . Luck just keeps getting better and better.
And then there might be another scenario... right now you guys have the strength of victory over the Bengals, but that could change quite a bit in 4 games. 3 out of the Bengals 4 opponents could end up with an above .500 record. If you guys lose twice, one being the Chiefs, and we go 3-1 beating the Cowboys, SteAlers, and Ravens we'd tie in the conference (7-5) and with common opponents (3-2). We'd then go to SOV, and I think it's too early to tell who ends up with that at this point.
The biggest game this weekend, besides our own of course, is the Patriots/Texans game. Needless to say, I'm rooting for the Patriots to insure the Texans are forced to play through the end of the season.


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Silicon Valley software guru John McAfee continued to taunt authorities in Belize Tuesday with media interviews and a blog that outlines his purported persecution by police even as he remained a self-described fugitive on the run.
McAfee's latest blog Tuesday questioned his own paranoia while promising a series of audio recordings that McAfee pledged will be "devastating."
"The media has portrayed me as paranoid," McAfee wrote late Tuesday. "I am a poor judge, since if I am paranoid, it is a paranoid mind judging itself."
McAfee, the founder of the anti-virus company that bears his name, remains wanted as a "person of interest" in the murder of his neighbor on the Belizean island of Ambergris Caye.
He remains in hiding with a female companion, often distorting his appearance and wearing disguises to hide in plain sight as he spied on police repeatedly searching his beachfront compound, he claims on his blog.
Following an earlier April raid on McAfee's home by police apparently searching for a meth lab, McAfee wrote Tuesday that "I began a program of observation and recording of everything that happened to me. I planted tiny POV video cameras and sound recorders on myself, some of my dogs, all around my property, in my cars, on my boats, at the Studio 54 bar in Orange Walk, on trees, in bushes, -- everywhere I could. The first two months were audio only. I knew that The Government was recruiting friends, neighbors and acquaintances for information about me and for help with 'dealing with me' in some fashion. Most declined. No-one would ever believe my story, so recording it was my only option."
Earlier this week, McAfee blogged that he watched police search his home and was able to walk up to his property by mimicking a limp, darkening his face, neck and hands with shoe polish, dyeing his beard and hair nearly white, stuffing his cheeks with bubble gum and distorting his face by stuffing a tampon into his right nostril to give "my nose an awkward, lopsided, disgusting appearance."
"On subsequent days using different disguises, I did the same general thing, one day selling tamales and burritos that I had purchased wholesale from a real vendor, on another pretending to be a drunk German tourist with a partially bandaged face and wearing speedo swimming trunks and a distasteful, oversized Hawaiian shirt and yelling loudly at anyone who would listen," McAfee wrote. "At 67 years of age it was quite a spectacle."
On Nov. 11 the body of fellow American expatriate Gregory Viant Faull, 52, was found with a single gunshot to the back of the head in Faull's home two doors down from McAfee's compound.
About a month before he was murdered, Faull had hand-delivered a letter to the San Pedro Town Council complaining about McAfee's security detail and dogs.
Asked if Belizean police are embarrassed that they are unable to find McAfee even as he grants interviews and condemns police on his blog, police spokesman Raphael Martinez told this newspaper Tuesday, "We have grown not to believe what McAfee is saying. Several things he has been saying beg the question whether or not he is living in the real world.
"I am not sure if he's the one doing this," Martinez said. "It's alleged he's been speaking to the media."
A person responding to a message sent to an email address that McAfee has used before offered no clarity for police to this newspaper Tuesday, writing, "Their problem, not mine."
In a brief email exchange, the author did not indicate where McAfee was hiding Tuesday.
Belizean police have a force of 1,000 officers, most of them on the mainland. They have sent an unspecified number of investigators and officers to Ambergris Caye to investigate Faull's killing and to search for McAfee, "but not a lot of resources have been placed into finding him," Martinez said.
No one has been arrested in Faull's murder, Martinez said.
Police are primarily focused on anti-crime efforts that have resulted in dozens of gang and drug-related murders this year, Martinez said.
McAfee's website Tuesday posted a garbled six-minute audio recording of an apparent conversation in sometimes broken English, along with a post from McAfee that promised more "recordings slowly over the next few months as the World digests them. ... I have many, many recordings -- some 6,000 hours in total. They are devastating."
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Your puppy has learned to use his puppy pads consistently, and the pads have helped teach him to use the bathroom in one specific place. Now, you are ready to teach your puppy to go in another specific place – outside. What is the best way to make the transition?
Many of the same techniques used to teach the puppy to use the wee pad indoors also apply to teaching him to go outside. Being consistent throughout the training and praising desirable behaviors are very important for training your puppy to eliminate outdoors. If you sometimes enforce the rules and other times do not, your actions will only serve to confuse the puppy and make training more frustrating for yourself.
To start the transition, move the puppy pad by the door, and be sure your puppy knows where the pad is. When you see him going toward it, pick him up and take him out to his outdoor potty spot. It may help to bring a puppy pad outside at first, to help your pup understand what he is supposed to do. Some dog owners have better luck bringing a soiled pad outside, since dogs naturally like to go where they have gone before. If you have been using a certain word or phrase to teach your puppy to use the wee pad, like "go potty," be sure to use that phrase when you take your puppy outside.
When you start taking your puppy outside to potty, carry him and set him down him in the place where you want him to go in the future. If he develops a habit of going in a certain place, he will likely use that place all the time. So if you prefer that he go to the back corner of the yard, place him there each time.
To make the process easier, take trips outside at the right times as much as possible. When your puppy heads for the pad, take him out. Do the same early in the morning, before bed, and after meals. When he starts eliminating outdoors consistently, remove the puppy pad altogether.
Even though you are now teaching your pup to eliminate outside, there is no need to punish him for using the wee pad. Remember, he is doing what you taught him to do. Rather, stop making a big deal about it either way. What you should make a big deal about is praising the puppy when he goes potty outside. The power of praising your puppy when he does what you want cannot be underestimated. Some dog owners also choose to give a treat to reward their puppies for their behavior. Treats are great incentives, but whether you reward with treats is a matter of personal preference. Someday you will have to teach your growing dog that using the bathroom is not grounds for a treat every single time.
All puppies are different when it comes to learning to eliminate outside. Some quickly understand and do it every time, while others will take longer to become fully trained. Whether you are in the lucky category or not, your puppy will soon know to eliminate outside and one of the hardest parts of raising a puppy will be behind you.
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Mazda may be known for "Zoom-Zoom", but the company's midsize sedan offering has never been a big sales success in the U.S. market. However, Mazda is looking to make its Mazda6 a credible player in a market dominated by the Camry/Accord/Altima/Fusion/Sonata.
The first key to catching the attention from buyers is with its more dramatic styling. While the midsize sedan category is known for its boring designs, entries like the
2011 Hyundai Sonata
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. The Mazda6 too brings its own design flair to the segment with eye-catching curves and creases. The huge grille may not be for everyone, but it seems to "work" on the Mazda6.
Mazda is also looking to attract buyers with its thrifty 2.5-liter Skyactiv four-cylinder engine. Rated at 184hp and 185 lb-ft of torque, the engine definitely won't make the Mazda6 a road rocket by any means, but it should have no trouble getting out of its own way. More importantly, however, the engine is rated a 25 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on the highway (29 mpg combined) with a 6-speed manual transmission (yay for manuals). However, if you step up to the 6-speed automatic, the numbers jump to an even more impressive 26 mpg city and 38 mpg highway (30 mpg combined).
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Famed Canadian Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb is being remembered in two upcoming events, one this week and the other in November.
The Ashkenaz Festival presents A Tribute to Chava Rosenfarb (1923-2011), directed by and featuring Theresa Tova. Others featured in the tribute are Mitch Smolkin; Rosenfarb's daughter, Goldie Morgentaler; Freydi Mrocki and Moish Kanatkin. Musicians are Henri Oppenheim, Brian Katz, Aleksandar Gajic and Bret Higgins.
Co-presented by the Committee for Yiddish and the Workmen's Circle. Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue, 100 Elder St. (parking off Wilmington). $10 at the door. See the full Ashkenaz Festival lineup at www.ashkenazfestival.com.
The Workmen's Circle has also announced it is hosting a staged reading in English of Rosenfarb's play, The Bird of the Ghetto, by the Threshold Theatre. Co-sponsors are the Committee for Yiddish and the Friends of Yiddish. Steelworker's Union Hall, 25 Cecil St. Sunday, Nov. 4, 2 p.m.
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New Holocaust Art at Shaarei Shomayim: Last summer some 250 Holocaust survivors and their families contributed funds for a work of art honouring Holocaust victims for Toronto's Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue. A proposal from Toronto photographer-artist Yuri Dojc was chosen from 27 submissions. The result, according to a statement from the committee, "was a museum piece that not only conveyed the message of the Holocaust but was also exciting" and "of its time – the 21st century."
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Yiddish Vinkl Presents: Described as one of the greatest living treasures of Yiddish song and language, Arkady Gendler, born in Ukraine in 1921, lost most of his family and friends in the Holocaust but never stopped singing, writing and teaching in Yiddish. He also began composing songs deemed to be of exceptional musical and poetic quality. Recently, German clarinettist Christian Dawid collected and recorded some of Gendler's work on a CD that will be officially launched at a concert at the Ashkenaz Festival, Harbourfront Centre, on Sept. 2.
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One of my favorite healthy and quick-to-grab breakfasts is an English muffin. Incredibly versatile, you can top them with your favorite nut butter, jam, cream cheese, or have them plain with a nice pat of butter. Even though you can pick up English muffins at your grocery store, you'd be surprised how fun and easy they are to make in your own kitchen. Make a large batch and store well-wrapped in your freezer for a cheaper alternative to store-bought any day of the week.
While you can choose to make a plain version of this recipe, the Cinnamon-Raisin variety is perfect for kids.
- 1/3 cup hot tap Water (~roughly 110°F)
- 2 Tbsp Pure Maple Syrup or 2 Tbsp Granulated Cane Sugar
- 2 ½ tsp Active Dry Yeast
- 1 cup Skim Milk, warm
- 1 tsp Salt
- 2 tsp ground Cinnamon
- 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Unbleached White Flour
- 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Whole Wheat Pastry Flour
- 1/3 cup Zante Currants or Raisins
- Cornmeal (for dusting)
- In large mixing bowl, whisk together yeast, hot water, and maple syrup. Let rest for 10 minutes, uncovered, or until foamy.
- Using wooden spoon, add flours, salt, cinnamon, and milk, stirring until smooth. Batter will be wet and sticky.
- Slowly stir in currants or raisins.
- Cover bowl with plastic wrap and let rise in warm, damp place for 45 minutes.
- Place well-greased ring molds (if you do not have English muffin rings, you can make your own out of aluminum foil or use wide-mouth Mason jar lid rings—inside facing up), on greased baking tray. Lightly dust the inside of rings (where batter will be placed) with cornmeal.
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Once batter has risen, evenly distribute batter among the rings using metal spoon. Lightly dust the top of the batters with more cornmeal.
- Bake (center rack) for 15-20 minutes or until lightly brown and internal temperature reads 210°F.
- Let cool on baking tray for 5-10 minutes, remove from rings, and allow to cool to room temperature.
- Serve toasted with butter, jam, or any topping of your choosing!
Laura Davidson is the blogger behind Blogging Over Thyme, where she shares her adventures and (mis)adventures in the kitchen, as well as her recently discovered passion for photography. She currently works as a baker/decorator for a popular food truck in Washington, DC. In her spare time, Laura loves to develop and experiment with recipes in her small apartment kitchen, often focusing on whole-grain, nutritious, and hearty dishes.


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Home Improvement. I hope Jill doesnt die
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Home Improvement. I hope Jill doesnt die
Yes Dear! - Best episode in my opinion, when Jimmy gets picked to go on Big Brother and they use a bunch of former Big Brother contestants in the show. It is a hilrious Episode, rcarey will atest to it
West Wing. I find it terribly depressing that they'll never let Vinnick win.
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"Prison Break" is back. Not much happened in this episode, but it still hold my attention
Drew Carey - hate this show
Really, I love that Show.
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I just hate it cause it is the worst show on the TBS Laughter Lineup. It just messes up the whole day - Stupid Drew Carey
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I've been DVR-ing each week and it's been interesting and thought-provoking for me.
apartfrom me usual sports shows and crappy VH1 reruns
Dave Chappelle's Show.......
Ya Think Ya Used Enough Dynamite there Butch...
Anybody ever watch that show called "The Surreal Life" on Vh1? I also like Hogan Knows Best!
2007 Super Bowl XLI Champions!
Malcom in the Middle
Kenny vs Spenny. HILARIOUS Show. Sooooooooo funny
Watching Joes Vs. Pros on Spike right now. Its entertaining.
Everybody Loves Raymond
House(pretty good)
Law and Order SVU, with Ludacris starring. Damn good ending.
The Unit
It's getting better, but I still have to force myself to watch it.
Come to the Dark Side -- There's cookies!
South Park.
Super Bowl XLI Champions
2000 Eastern Conference Champions
King of Queens
Newshour with Jim Lehrer
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