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The AppFuse Team is pleased to announce the release of AppFuse 2.0.2. This release includes upgrades to Spring Security 2.0, jMock 2.4, the ability to customize code generation templates and many bug fixes.
For information on upgrading from 2.0.1, see the Release Notes or changelog. AppFuse 2.0.2 is available as a Maven archetype. For information on creating a new project using AppFuse, please see the QuickStart Guide or the demos and videos.
The 2.0 series of AppFuse has a minimum requirement of the following specification versions:
- Java Servlet 2.4 and JSP 2.0
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If you've used AppFuse 1.x, but not 2.x, you'll want to read the FAQ. Join the user mailing list if you have any questions. The Maven Reference Guide has a map of Ant -> Maven commands. Maven for Newbies might also be useful if you've never used Maven before.
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Biogen Idec - 2010 Facility of the Year Award Winner - Operational Excellence
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Peter Flinn, Biogen Idec's Senior Director, Global Project Engineering talks to Pharmaceutical Processing's Editor-In-Chief Mike Auerbach about the company's Large-Scale Manufacturing Technology Map Project in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. The project won the 2010 Operational Excellence Award in the annual Facility of the Year Award competition which is sponsored by ISPE, INTERPHEX and Pharmaceutical Processing magazine.
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2001 Cadillac Seville - Consumer Review
Build Quality
Reliability Value
Build Quality
Reliability Value
Owners review with auto experience.
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Vehicle2001 Cadillac Seville STS 4dr Sedan (4.6L 8cyl 4A)
ReviewI like mine,I give it 2 big thumbs up.
However, I believe that the electric
gadgets is to much to go wrong. It's
the closest American made car to the C-
5 Vette, in a "4dr" you can get. From
the deep floor pans for leg room to
the 300hp Northstar it's 1st class
sport luxury.Brand new mine ran 15.03
@ 96 MPH in the 1/4 mile.I have raced
and BEAT many Mustang GTs on the
street from a roll-on. With it's
massive weight it's not a trill outta
the hole but once you get it moving,
HANG-ON!Now that mine is broke-in i'm
certain it would run 14.80s or better.
Best FeaturesThe response of the 300hp Northstar is awesome for a luxury car in this class. I like all the luxurious electronic features BUT i'm afraid it'll be to much to go wrong as the car ages.The wood-grain features are very elegant and stand out with style.
Worst FeaturesThe electronic tilt/telescopic wheel is a bit to much. Moon-roof should be STANDARD equipment. Front brakes need much improvement.
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In a recent blog I talked about three things users and marketers should expect for the future of search. In this blog I will expand on that topic and discuss three more things to expect for the future of search.
1. Better Anticipation
Search as you type (SAYT) is not a new feature—it's been helpful to search engine users for years. If you don't know, SAYT is the process of a search engine anticipating what you're in the middle of typing and filling in the blanks. It's also the process of a search engine pulling up results for what you might be searching.
With recent advancements in SAYT, search engines can now anticipate searches based on previous searches.
But what does the future look like for SAYT? If search as you type becomes a paid feature, it will bring a whole new element to SEM. SAYT could possibly also allow users to view numerous searches at once. Maybe SAYT will simultaneously show results for both organic and paid search results, much like conventional search does today. We cannot yet anticipate with any certainty the future of anticipatory search, but the possibilities are exciting.
2. Dethroning the King
As for conventional search engines, Google is far and away the king and everyone knows that. The second biggest search page (measured by the average number of daily searches) is YouTube, a Google subsidiary. Google has almost 70 percent market share across the globe, and in the US and other countries that number is astoundingly close to 100 percent.
So what might happen to the king of search? Well, it wasn't too long ago that people thought AltaVista was the future of search. What happened there? Go ahead and try that link to see. As I've said before and I'll say again, search is an ever-changing field.
If someone comes up with an amazing search tool, then people will migrate to it. Like the Internet itself, search is a democracy and a meritocracy. The people choose the most popular sites, and they choose (mainly) based on merit. Be on the lookout for something better. It won't be easy to dethrone the current king, especially because Google's got its hand in almost every facet of the Internet; but maybe that type of diversity will distract big G from its original intent, search.
3. Hardware
It wouldn't be surprising if, this year, mobile queries surpass desktop queries. Even if they don't, the advent of mobile has created huge changes in search marketing.
Tech companies are experimenting with new types of hardware everyday. And each of these types of hardware offers distinct search marketing prospects and potential challenges. How might search marketers incorporate ads into devices like Google Glass or the wearable tech from Samsung? Will search marketing develop distinctly on each new type of device? Or will there be a blending of SEM tactics across hardware platforms?
It's safe to say that the future will redefine search. With the impending challenges and opportunities, search marketers will have to adjust, as they always have, to create effective, personalized search experiences for users.


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"Read my lips, no new taxes."
The first president George H.W. Bush raised some taxes despite his famous 1988 quote from the Republican convention. And lost his reelection bid. Ever since then, anti-tax pledges have become more and more common.
Here to talk with us today in our Mid-day Extra is Stan Collender. He's the author of the blog, Capital Gains and Games and gives us a little background on President H.W. Bush's anti-tax pledge. Plus, we take a look at the state of taxes in the last 20 years as a result of these pledges.


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If only he had gotten the bunt down.
If only there had not been a play at the plate.
Chien-Ming Wang won 19 games in 2006, his first full year in the majors.
The next year, he won another 19 for the New York Yankees.
And he was on his way to a similar season on June 15, 2008, as the Yankees played the Astros at Minute Maid Stadium. At 28, he was entering his prime.
But with the Yankees up 3-0, Wang was asked to bunt with men on first and second. He got the bunt down, but only a few feet in front of the plate. Houston catcher Brad Ausmus threw out Jorge Posada at third, with Wang reaching first.
After a Johnny Damon single, Derek Jeter hit a two-run single to right and Wang slid home, fracturing his right foot. He was done after five innings in the 13-0 win, as his record climbed to 8-2 and he didn't pitch again that season.
And now he is done with the Yankees, who allowed him out of his minor-league contract this week, so the 33-year-old can start Tuesday for the Jays in Chicago.
Before the slide, Wang was 52-40 (a .720 win percentage) with a 3.79 ERA.
After the slide, he is 7-13 with a 6.39 ERA in 25 starts with the Yanks and the Washington Nationals. He also injured his right shoulder, missing all of 2010.
When Vidal Nuno, formerly of the 2011 Washington Wild Things of the independent Frontier League, was promoted ahead of Wang, the end was near.
This season, Wang was 4-4, with a 2.33 ERA in nine starts for triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, walking 10 and striking out 25 in 58 innings.
While his numbers were good, the man who used to throw 95 mph was being clocked at 89.
Getting drafty
Draft day brings back memories to the former first- rounders with the Blue Jays.
R.A. Dickey was in Millington, Tenn., with Team USA preparing for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics when he received news that he'd been chosen 18th overall in North America … by telegram.
Brandon Morrow, in Santa Rosa, Calif., found out he'd gone fifth overall in 2006 while watching the draft on his laptop with his parents and grand parents.
The next year, Brett Cecil, in Maryland, saw he was the 38th overall pick … on the TV.
The Jays also have former first-rounders in J.P. Arencibia (2007), Colby Rasmus (2005), Brad Lincoln (2006), injured Kyle Drabek (2006) and Brett Lawrie (2008), hitting coach Chad Mottola (1992) and manager John Gibbons (1980) who found out he'd been selected by the New York Mets … by carrier pigeon,
Dickey opened the Western Union envelope to find out he'd been selected by the Texas Rangers.
"Almost everyone in the room got one the same day," said Dickey, whose USA teammates included the rest of the rotation — Kris Benson, Billy Koch and Seth Greisinger — relievers Braden Looper and Jeff Weaver, along with Troy Glaus, Mark Kotsay, Travis Lee, A.J. Hinch, Jacque Jones and Matt LeCroy.
At the Olympics, Dickey pitched against Italy (a 15-3 win) and The Netherlands (a 17-1 win). Japan beat the U.S. in the semifinal before the Americans crushed Nicaragua 10-3 to win bronze.
Then, it was off to Arlington where Rangers general manager Doug Melvin made an initial offer of an $810,000 signing bonus.
A Rangers team physician saw a picture of Dickey missing an ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow. The Rangers adjusted their offer to $75,000.
"I wanted to come across the desk at him, all the work I'd done, I had zero pain and was a high school quarterback," said Dickey. "It's a good thing I didn't. Years later, the only team to give me a job? Texas."
Morrow sat with his parents Sharon and Jim, plus grand parents Georgia and Rich.
"I knew I was going to go early from the talk and the mock drafts, but I didn't know where," said Morrow. "We're watching the laptop … two guys I'd never heard of read my name."
Grandma cried.
Bob Padecky of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat was also in the Morrow house that day.
"The picture in the paper was me hugging my grandmother, who was crying," said Morrow. "Bob wrote about our dog Spot. Everyone made all this noise when I was drafted. Spot started barking."
On his draft day, Cecil golfed with his father Duane and brother Brad in the morning.
"I had a call from my agent saying: 'If another club takes this guy, Toronto will take you.' Then he phoned back to say Toronto is taking you," said Cecil. "I went in the other room to tell my father and he was on the phone with a guy at his office who had seen it on TV.
"We looked at each other with an 'I know you know' look and hugged. But I wish I had the chance to tell him myself."
Numbers GAME
Updated: The Jays now have a 2.8% of making post-season play entering Saturday afternoon's game against the Rangers … Paul Molitor had two hits 20 years ago Sunday as the Los Angeles Angels and Mark Langston beat Dave Stewart and the Jays 6-4 to sit a game behind the Detroit Tigers in the American League East with a 35-24 record … Chris Carpenter was drafted 20 years ago this week, Year 7 of a 17-year run in which Jays first-round picks made the majors, taking us to 2010 with Deck McGuire and Aaron Sanchez on the way. Working backwards, the No. 1s who have made it: Chad Jenkins, David Cooper, Travis Snider, Ricky Romero, David Purcey, Aaron Hill, Russ Adams, Gabe Gross, Dustin McGowan, Alex Rios, Felipe Lopez, Vernon Wells, Koch, Roy Halladay, Kevin Witt, Carpenter, Shannon Stewart, Shawn Green, Steve Karsay, Eddie Zosky, Ed Sprague and, in 1987, Alex Sanchez.


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explosives and snipers since they have later claimed responsibility.
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I saw a demo of this thing at CES, and it was really compelling. I had a "wow" moment. What was the rest of the system? At CES he used an Audio Research integrated (can't remember the model -- it was one I had never seen before) and Vandersteen 2ce Signture II.
BSG Technologies
At a hi-fi show, there are many different types of demos. In some, there is music played casually, seemingly without much thought, selected either by the host or by an attendee; in others, music is carefully selected and introduced by your host, each track used to display certain characteristics of the system at hand; in others still, music is certainly played, but only after attendees are offered a detailed explanation of the gear in the roomwe learn about the technologies employed and the work that went into creating the productand we might even learn something about the art and science of listening. These last rooms are like demo-lectures, and they're my favorite rooms. I feel like I'm in a classroom again, with one of my favorite professors.
"Phase information," Kay continued, "is the carrier of the geography of sound."
In electronics, Kay explained, we only get two of sound's elements: amplitude and frequency; phase information is cancelled out. The audio industry attempts to solve this problem by synthesizing phase information. Algorithms are used to create "fake" information, but "over time, the ear-mind gets annoyed with that fake information," Kay said.
BSG's QOL technology is not a signal processor, Kay was careful to point out. "It's a can opener." It does not synthesize phase information, but isolates phase information and finds a way to mix it back into the signal. The result should be an easier listening experiencethe listener has to do less work because the music is more naturally reproduced.
BSG Technologies' stand-alone unit costs $3995. It has four sets of inputs, two sets of outputs, a mono switch, and a bypass switch.
We listened to one of Cookie Marenco's Blue Coast recordings. Using a small remote, I went back and forth between bypass and active modes. Differences were clear. Activating the system resulted in a louder presentation, but also offered greater clarity and enhanced image delineation, bringing the music further into the room.
"We had to do this," said Kay. "It was not a commercial approach. This is where our hearts are."
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"Nothin' special ya need to know," the kid at the Budget counter shrugs as he hands over the key to the hybrid-electric Toyota I've just rented at San Francisco International Airport...
SAN FRANCISCO "Nothin' special ya need to know," the kid at the Budget counter shrugs as he hands over the key to the hybrid-electric Toyota I've just rented at San Francisco International Airport.
I've never driven one of these half-electric-half-gasoline-powered cars. Surely it's not that simple?
"It's all the way at the end," he says stonily, pointing down a row of cars. I hoist my bag and stride past a stately black Lincoln (for renters who want to Make An Impression), a muscly white SUV (for renters who need to drive off-road, like to the mall), then a gold Alero with a macho spoiler (for renters who just need a macho spoiler, wherever they may go).
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I stop in front of my snub-nosed, baby-blanket-blue Toyota Prius, which looks remarkably toadlike.
Oh, wait. It has a little bitty spoiler. Yes!
Climbing in, I reach for the operator's manual in the empty glove box. No manual. I'll have to learn to make this toad hop all on my own.
This seemed like a bright idea when I heard how travelers who don't want to pollute as they vacation can "go green" at car-rental counters in more than a dozen locations around the United States, with hybrid-electric- or natural-gas-powered rentals.
But will I ever get up San Francisco's steepest hills the ones where cable-car drivers yodel when they get to the top? Or will my battery fizzle halfway up California Avenue and make me the subject of a garish headline: "Toad car careens backward into bay; Fisherman's Wharf gone."
I glance at the controls. The driving position is high and upright, like sitting in church. A large lever angles out from the dashboard. I peg it for an oddly placed parking brake, like a foot where your ear should be.
Then I realize, with some alarm, that I can't find a gear shift.
I peer harder at the odd lever. There's a vertical arrow next to it. The gear shift? But there are no familiar letters, no comforting "PRNDL." There's the letter "P" at the top and something that sort of looks like a "6." (It has 6 gears?) Or maybe it's a "B." (For brake?)
I'm doing a slow burn at Mr. "Nothin' Ya Need to Know." Oh, well, I'll start it up and whoa.
A screen lights up in the center of the dash. "Energy Monitor," it says, with animated displays of a gas engine, batteries and lighted arrows, like my own personal video game. Beyond that, right up under the windshield, a little glowing display shows "PRNDB." (B again? For "booster"? For "back up"?)
Then I notice: There are no gauges behind the steering wheel. The dashboard in front of the driver is completely blank. A closed book. A sealed, non-user-maintainable unit. What kind of car have I rented?
"God help me," I mutter, punching the accelerator and lurching toward the exit. "On to Donner Pass!"
Test drive
For three days I put the Prius through its paces. Pushing its pedals, testing its mettle.
Up hills that would give Gov.-will-be Arnold Schwarzenegger white knuckles. (It never hesitates.) Down the serpentine blocks of Lombard Street, zigzagging madly with tires squealing until a tourist jumps from a cab to snap photos. (The brakes work!)
The little buggy corners like one of those bumper cars at a carnival. In fact, there's a feeling that it could at any moment twirl 180 degrees on its axis, emitting a shower of sparks from a long pole reaching to an imagined electrified ceiling.
As I drive, the gas engine engages automatically when the car needs real power starting out, or going uphill. When driving slowly or coasting, internal combustion ceases and it moves on battery oomph only. All the driver does is step on pedals; the car makes the other decisions. No worries.
The first time on battery mode is eerie. It's so quiet. The only sound is the "thwick-thwick-thwick" of tires on pavement. It's said these cars can cause impromptu bladder evacuation in people strolling across parking lots, by sneaking up behind them like a silent little dog with a cold nose. It's tempting to spend time testing this at malls.
Instead, I opt for an endurance run. I cross the Golden Gate Bridge to Marin County and wind along the coast to Stinson Beach. I find a turnoff toward Mount Tamalpais. It's all uphill from here: eight miles from sea level to the Bay Area's highest peak, 2,571 feet up.
Checking my watch, I grit my teeth. I scan the road rising into the clouds. I punch the accelerator.
Five minutes later, gamely laboring around S-curves and rocking in my seat at a hill-devouring average of 24 mph the video thing gives a constant readout I'm forced to pull over as a local driver in a dented Civic jets past. I pat the Prius' softly shimmering video display and urge it onward.
In exactly 15 minutes, I roll into the East Peak parking lot. Dramatic views of city and chaparral spread like a blanket below. The video screen says I've averaged 22.6 miles per gallon, going straight up. (In around-town driving, expect 50 mpg or more.) As my foot eases off the accelerator, the gas engine quits for a rest. Electric power kicks in. The Prius is on "silent running" as I glide slowly across the parking lot, adding no exhaust fumes to the crisp mountain air.
A grin dances across my lips, and I look around for strolling tourists to sneak up on.
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Here's our collection of street style from Art Basel. These outfits mix art and fashion together, creating an eclectic and vibrant style that's so on trend for Miami. People from all over the world came together wearing high end designer, clashing prints, and bright colors. There was an element of street, the wedge sneaker was the shoe to be had, and cool denim, easy rompers and exciting graphics made prominent statements. Read More
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First Looks From Art Basel!
Whenever you're in Miami, you can't help but feel energized and full of life, and during Art Basel the energy triples. Yesterday was my first day attending one of the biggest art shows in the world and if I'm honest, it was pretty overwhelming. Thought provoking art in every medium imaginable was before me and fashion was at its very best. The Convention Centre was where I spent the duration of the day, it's where the main Art Basel exhibit is held. Read More
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Tomorrow we're heading to Art Basel in Miami, one of the largest art shows in America for the very first time and we cannot wait to see what it has to offer. We're excited to see a new art scene, get inspired by artists we haven't come across before, and of course source the streets for some hot Miami fashion. Read More


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Starting at $44,625*
The all-new 2016 Toyota Tacoma is a piece of serious engineering that's ready for some serious adventure. It has 80 years of global truck heritage backing it up, with the kind of power and muscle you've come to expect from Toyota. The Tacoma is built to outperform, so you can do more than you ever thought possible. And Tacoma looks as good as it works, with sculpted, aggressive lines on the outside, and premium accents and convenient features on the inside. The redesigned 2016 Tacoma. It's built for adventure, today and tomorrow.
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- S- Front suspension : Independent, Double Wishbone Type, Gas Shock Absorbers, Coil Springs, Stabilizer Bar
- S- Power Assisted, Front Ventilated Disc Brakes, Rear Drums, Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), Brake Assist (BA), Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD)
- S- Rear suspension : Multi Leaf Springs
- S- 4WD Part Time, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), Auto Limited Slip Rear Differential, 2-Speed Transfer Case, Automatic Disconnecting Differential, One-Touch 4WD, Engine Undercover
- S- Transmission: 6-Speed, Automatic, ECT, Lock Up Torque Converter
- S- 3.5 Litre, 6-Cylinder, DOHC, Variable Valve Timing with Intelligence (VVT-i), Electronic Throttle Control System with Intelligence (ETCS-i), Direct-Injection 4-Stroke Gasoline Engine (D-4S), Engine Oil Cooler, Upgraded Alternator, Heavy Duty Battery, Starter, Alternator and Heater, Stainless Steel Exhaust System
- S- Compression ratio : 11.08:1
- S- Horsepower : 278 hp @ 6,000 rpm
- S- Torque : 265 lb-ft @ 4,600 rpm
- S- Front and Rear Gas Shock Absorbers
- S- Hydraulic Assisted Power Steering
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- S- Front Seatbelt Anchor Height Adjusters
- S- Dual Stage Driver & Passenger Airbag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)
- S- Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Traction Control (TRAC), Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), Electronic Brake-forceDistribution (EBD), Brake Assist (BA) and Smart Stop Technology (SST)
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- S- Warnings: Low Fuel, Low Engine Oil Level, Tire Pressure Monitoring System
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SCOTT JAGOW: You know, the Dow hasn't had as much as a two percent dip since last July. That's the longest stretch since the 1950s. I'm sure on Wall Street they're saying, if that's wrong, I don't wanna be right. But they still call it a correction for some reason. Here's Ashley Milne-Tyte.
ASHLEY MILNE-TYTE: The market's due for a correction any day.
So says Mark Arbeter, chief technical strategist at Standard & Poors.
One indicator? He says lately, there's been 50 percent more volume going into the Nasdaq than the New York Stock Exchange over a three-week period. And when the same thing's happened in the last few years . . .
MARK ARBETER: That's led to fairly decent sized pullbacks and corrections of 7 to 8 percent in the S&P 500 and 13 to 17 percent in the Nasdaq.
But Al Goldman, chief market strategist at A.G. Edwards, is more optimistic.
AL GOLDMAN: The market has had a long trip, but I do not see the irrational exuberance that you normally see when a market has gotten to a level where a correction is imminent.
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Well I've been really busy trying to get my house in order, we purchased it last year and have been remodeling etc....anyway onto the sewing stuff. :)
Originally she was going to leave her 440QE machine at my place, but the quilt bug bit her and she has been doing a lot of sewing on her own at home. I was COMPLETELY floored when she came to me with my very own 430...we were taking a class and I kept having to skip parts cause I didn't have the stuff to go with her old Viking. So she got me the 430, because the embroidery unit and BSR from hers would work with it. And because she wanted me to be able to learn on it to help her out when she had questions.
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Sting Zings
Preying on the poor: Long before reading "Tempting Teens" [by Craig Malisow, August 14], I believed that poor kids from low-income families don't really commit more crimes than rich kids, they just get arrested more. Now I know it's true. This article simply reaffirmed my most cynical suspicions regarding the obvious and insidious preferential treatment paid to the wealthy by law enforcement.
If this sting operation had occurred in River Oaks, the kids' parents would be on the phone to City Hall in a heartbeat, screaming bloody murder about how their little angels had been victims of entrapment by a fascist organization that railroads innocent kids for stealing a bottle of gin. If it had happened this way, the cops would have lost their jobs by now, and rightfully so.
But it didn't go down that way, did it?
The only victims were a couple of "future gangbangers" who showed the poor judgment of being born and raised in the wrong neighborhood. Hey, they got what they deserved, right?
Sarcasm aside, the fact that one cop was actually "disappointed" that the kids only took a bottle from an open, unoccupied, running car sickened me with rage. So poor kids get thrown in jail and have their futures utterly destroyed. All to protect drunk drivers from getting their booze stolen from their open, running cars.
Thank God there are no dangerous, violent criminals for the police to concern themselves with. Houston must be doing better than I thought.
The police force is staffed with lazy, cowardly, unethical bullies who go after the most vulnerable members in society because they know they can. If I didn't hate cops before, I sure do now. And what's more, so do those kids and their families.
Juli Kring
Guilty as charged: I think the real travesty in this case is that any organization or group would be against this type of operation. In the Atascocita-Kingwood area, car theft/burglary is as common as a fender bender or traffic ticket.
I have personal experience as a victim of car theft/burglary, and I cannot understand why this type of sting is not done in this area. Our constables each have 20 square miles to patrol, which is a helpless law enforcement situation.
Don't dismiss an idea that could help. Criminals are not made by sting operations, as the ACLU suggests. Any person who steals is guilty whether an actual theft has occurred or it is a sting operation.
Scott Rice
Ready with support: I am the mother of a teen and a tween. I was appalled by what I read in your article about the Houston police and their entrapment of teens. I would like to be able to show support for these two young men, who seem to have more sense than the Houston police. I hope my children show as much responsibility in similar situations.
Furthermore, these two young men need to know that there are a great number of adults who would applaud their actions. Please let me know if there is anything I can do. At least convey my sentiments to them and their families and attorney. I would be happy to show up at their court date and bring other mothers, if that would be helpful.
Perhaps they might like to see how much public support they have for such a "crime" of conscience. Just let me know what would be of benefit to these young men and their families.
Laura Renee
League City
Applauding the police: I'm glad to see the police affording targets for dishonest teens. No one compelled them to steal the gin bottle; no one compelled them to consider stealing the car. They are paying the price for parental lack of guidance on the smallest elements of honesty.
Quite a price for them to pay, but the object lesson to hundreds of other students is appropriate in these days and times.
Ben Thigpen
Editor's note: After the article appeared, the teen who was the subject of the story and his family reached an agreement with prosecutors. They dismissed the charge of burglary of a vehicle and he stipulated that he had violated his probation, which was extended an additional three months.
No Second Chance
Prison's fine: The convict who wrote about the cuts in inmate drug treatment and education programs ["Correctional Cuts," Letters, August 21] should be aware of this:
The prison system was never set up to be a medical or educational center. If these crooks did not take advantage of the free public system when they had the chance, why do they think taxpayers should spend money to give them a second chance after they have proved they do not want to fit into society?
Roy McDonald
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Just judge the grub: I like your reviews and appreciate the diverse locations you choose to dine in. However, I'm not sure why you insist on dragging political stories into food reviews. I'm no fan of Tilman Fertitta, but what do Corpus Christi and OPUS have to do with Brenner's Steakhouse ["History's at Steak," by Robb Walsh, August 14]?
Why do I have to keep hearing about that sort of stuff in your reviews? Come on. Leave those subjects to Tim Fleck and the other writers who chase those stories. Do what you do best: judge grub.
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Dani Pedrosa took his first pole position of 2009 season at this Saturday afternoon's MotoGP qualifying session for the French GP. The Repsol Honda rider stole the pole position away from Jorge Lorenzo by five thousanth of second, all in the last 10 seconds of the qualifying session. Casey Stoner was third, fourth was Valentino Rossi, just in front of Andrea Dovizioso…all five of these riders were within three tenths of second of each other.


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Updated 11:55 am, Friday, May 16, 2014
There are hundreds of people coming to Houston daily, and inventory of homes remains low, so there are challenges.
But if folks do not give up, they can find a home that meets their criteria, and possibly in the area they prefer. It just might take a little time, according to Richard Ray, a Realtor with John Daugherty, Realtors.
"On the HAR website, where most Realtors list properties, there are approximately 48,000 homes on any given day. However, a few years ago, there was an average of 60,000-plus homes on any given day, so we are around 20,000 homes down," Ray said.
Ray, is in his tenth year as a Realtor in Houston, and so he has seen the real estate market fluctuate over the years. However, the market today, and for the past couple of years has continued to hold steady, extremely busy steady, that is.
"I get up at 3:30 a.m., respond to emails and review listings, hit the gym, return home, feed the dog, get dressed and then I'm ready for the day, whatever it brings. In this market, you have to be ready to go at a moment's notice, to show a home, meet with a client and be at your best mentally. And I am," Ray said.
This daily preparation, his excellent communication skills, experience, and going the extra mile for his clients, has led to him being recognized as the company-wide Top Producer, Top Listing Agent and many other awards over the years.
"Communication in this fast-moving market is more important than ever before. And communication is fast because we often have to scramble to get in to see a house, make an offer, strategize, and it all happens fast. So my clients and I have to be working efficiently and together to meet their goals, and communication is very much a part of it," Ray said.
Prior to real estate, Ray and a business partner owned a staffing company, helping people find jobs. Many of the skills that he used working with job applicants, are the same he uses today to discuss new housing opportunities with potential buyers.
"New jobs and buying a home are both major life events for most people, and I take my job seriously. Realtors help people with a major decision, a decision that influences their life and the lives of their family. That decision is where they will do most of their living. I find my job as a real estate professional very rewarding," Ray said.
Ray is also able to help his clients through the process, not only because he is experienced and knowledgeable, but also because he has gone through the process.
He has been buying and selling real estate for over 20 years, as an investor. So he has been on both sides of the table, which means he can relate to his clients going through the process.
Moreover, he has also renovated numerous properties, which means he knows construction and the details of a home.
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Over the past few weeks, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) has come under attack in The New York Times, The Washington Post Wonkblog, the New Republic, U.S. News & World Report, Salon, Slate, and who knows where else for wanting congressional revenue forecasts to be based on "gimmicks," "tricks," and "voodoo," for wanting to "cook the books," for calling for "mischief" and for wanting the budget process to be "partisan."
His sin? He wants revenue estimates to reflect economic reality.
The optimal tax literature, the public finance literature, the economic growth literature and the price theory literature are very clear. Marginal tax rates and the tax treatment of investment have large "macroeconomic" effects on the economy. High marginal tax rates and tax policies that increase the cost of capital harm economic growth. Reducing high marginal tax rates and reducing the cost of capital improve economic growth. Historical examples in the U.S. and abroad abound. The current Joint Committee on Taxation revenue estimating methodology ignores these macroeconomic effects on work, savings, investment and output.
Ryan's detractors want to keep committing economic malpractice by ignoring the impact of tax policy on the economy. Ryan wants to take into account nearly a century of economic science when estimating the future tax revenues of the federal government. His detractors' arguments are as valid as the arguments of those who ignored reality and maintained that the earth was flat long after the facts were clear.
Reasonable people can disagree about the magnitude of the economic growth effects (although my reading of the evidence is that they are large). Moreover, it is cogent, though mistaken in my view, to argue that some social objective such as equalizing after-tax incomes or subsidizing alternative energy may justify the lost economic output, lost jobs and lower incomes that high marginal tax rates and a high cost of capital entail. But denying the economic reality of the adverse economic impact of current tax policy (called "deadweight loss" or "excess burden" in the economics literature) is not reasonable. It flies in the face of reality. Some argue that these estimates will be imprecise and should not be used. But it is better to have estimates that are approximately correct than those which are precisely wrong and known to be wrong.
Why does this seemingly technical argument matter? Proponents of existing tax policy and those who support even higher tax rates and even more punitive taxation of investment understand that the current methodology makes tax increases seem as if they will raise more revenue than they actually will. Similarly, current methodology makes tax rate reductions or improvements in the tax treatment of business investment seem as if they will reduce tax revenues more than they actually will. Current methodology makes tax reform that reduces marginal tax rates while appropriately broadening the tax base more difficult. Moreover, the current methodology does not distinguish between tax reductions that improve economic growth (marginal tax rate reductions and better treatment for business investment) and those that have little positive impact (child credits). Similarly, not all tax increases or tax base broadening are created equal. Broadening the tax base by eliminating unwarranted subsidies is one thing, while base broadening or tax increases that raise the cost of capital or discourage work, savings and investment have a substantial negative economic effect.
The bottom line is this: Calling for federal revenue estimates that take reality into account is not a gimmick or a trick or cooking the books. It is akin to acknowledging that the earth is a sphere and not flat. We should have done so long ago. Paul Ryan deserves commendation, not derision, for deciding to tackle this important institutional reform. It will remove an artificial barrier to tax policies that will renew prosperity and improve the lives of millions of Americans.
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Albrecht gave an update on Starz's plans for The White Princess, a sequel to The White Queen limited series, which was a co-production between Starz and the BBC and did very well for Starz and not so well for the BBC, which opted not to continue with the property. "We're working with (The White Queen screenwriter) Emma Frost on the stories," Albrecht said. "We will not have BBC as part of it. We are interested, if the stars align, in a sequal to The White Queen." Like the original series, it would be based on the book by Philippa Gregory.


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PCPer Live! Gigabyte Z97 Motherboard Event! May 21st, 10am PST / 1pm EST
Subject: Motherboards | May 17, 2014 - 11:15 AM | Ryan Shrout
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With the official release of the new Intel Z97 chipset underway, we are elbow deep in new motherboard reviews and information. Our friends at Gigabyte are making a stop at the PC Perspective offices on May 21st to help educate our readers and viewers on all the changes brought about. This includes the new technologies of the Z97 chipset as well as the Gigabyte-specific features added throughout the multiple motherboard lines. We'll be live streaming the event and of course will archive it for those of you unable to be there.
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Be sure you stop by and join in the show! Questions will be answered, prizes will be given out and fun will be had! Who knows, maybe we can break some stuff live as well?? On hand to give away to those of you joining the live stream, we'll have a sweet Gigabyte Z97X-Gaming 3 motherboard!!
Methods for winning will be decided closer to the event, but if you are watching live, you'll be included. And we'll ship anywhere in the world!
We want the event to be interactive, so we want your questions. We'll of course being paying attention to the chat room on our live page but you'll have better luck if you submit your questions about the Gigabyte Z97 products before hand, in the comments section below. You don't have to register to ask and we'll have the ability to read them beforehand!
Don't have anything against Gigabyte. They were my choice of motherboards back then.
Today, it's a different story. I'd like to know about durability due to heat from various components (GPU mostly).
- Has there been any new improvements with the capacitors and other components?
- Any motherboard recommendations for Gamers, Broadcasters/Streamers, and Casual Video Editing/3D Rendering?
- Which motherboard recommended for 2xSLI support
- What about onboard audio (well isolated, etc.)
Not looking into overclocking, however it's always interesting to know for future possibilities!
Are there boards going to be Hackintosh compatible?
I heard Intel's Broadwell will use Socket 1150 also. Will Broadwell be compatible with Z97 Chip Set? Or will Broadwell bring it's own newer chip set? If Broadwell will use the Z97 chip set then this is a pretty good "Near Future Proofing" scenario....
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Jacob was born in Moscow, Russia, where he lived until he was two. At that time his family emigrated to Israel. 10 months later to France. Another 6 months and they made it Canada. Jacob was three. And ready to settle down. Growing up in Vancouver, B.C., and later Seattle, Washington, he was exposed to a wide variety of influences. His father played piano for a living; so there was always a spinet or two in the home. For a brief time in the 5th grade, even a saxophone. But it wasn't until he picked up a guitar that Jacob really found his muse. And simple and earnest as they were, those early songs extolling the virtues of batteries and family vacations did pave the way for eventually more sophisticated material. Jacob's music is a smart, melodic guitar pop that owes a debt to Sting and Crowded House. His musical tastes, like his childhood years, span the planet, and it's not uncommon to hear some Latin or even Slavic textures in his songs. Vocally, he roams a territory somewhere between Neil Finn and Rob Thomas, all the while stamping out a unique sound of his own.


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I started this blog to chronicle the number of books I read per year. Now, I review 3-4 books per month and participate in personal and communal book projects, including the SFF Lit Project , yearly book goals , and the Broke and the Bookish's Top Ten Tuesdays.
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Top Ten Authors I Own The Most Books From
1. Jane Austen
I own all six of Austen's novels, plus a copy of Sandition and Other Stories. I have three copies of Pride and Prejudice, three copies of Northanger Abbey, plus two each of Emma, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and Persuasion. So that's...15 physical books.
2. C.S. Lewis
I own 11 of Lewis' books, including the Chronicles of Narnia and the Space Trilogy.
3. J.R.R. Tolkien
I own three copies of The Fellowship of the Ring, one of The Two Towers, two of The Return of the King, two of The Hobbit, two of The Silmarillion, and a book of short stories. So that's 11 physical books on my shelves. One LOTR set may technically belong to my dad.
4. L. M. Montgomery
I own 10 of Montgomery's books, including the entire Anne of Green Gables series.
5. J.K. Rowling
I own all 7 of the Harry Potter books.
6. Frank Herbert
I own all 6 of the original Dune books.
7. Madeleine L'Engle
Let's see, I own A Wrinkle in Time, Many Waters, Certain Women, Dragons in the Night, The Joys of Love, A Circle of Quiet-6 total. I've read many more of her books and hope to own them someday.
8. Ann Brashares
I have all 4 of the original Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series, plus Sisterhood Everlasting and My Name Is Memory-6 books.
9. Louisa May Alcott
I have all 3 of the March family books, plus the two Rose books-5 in total.
There are other authors whose books I own two of, but I think those are all the bigger collections.
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We have C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Madeleine L'Engle in common. =) I've mostly stuck to her YA novels, though; I haven't read the others you've mentioned.
If you count the Little Women and Good Wives as two books (as I do =P), then you can say that you have six Louisa May Alcott books! I only have the four March family books, though, because I borrowed her other stuff from the library.
Jane Austen didn't make my list, but she got an honourable mention because I own all of her six completed novels and shes the heavyweight of my classics section. =)
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You motherfucker, you. The amount of great entries in this contest nearly makes me glad I won't be able to reach the deadline.
I enjoyed this piece a lot
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A body retrieved from an Anza-Borrego desert cave on Tuesday is that of a San Diego college student who disappeared on Easter, the county Medical Examiner's Office said Thursday.
Guillermo Piño, 24, was exploring mud caves in the badlands of Arroyo Tapiado with family members, who became separated from him.
They reported him missing late in the afternoon of April 8, triggering a massive search-and-rescue effort. After authorities suspended an official search, family members continued searching slot canyons and caves. His body was found at the bottom of a 50-to 60-foot shaft on May 5, and a mine team from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department extricated the remains on Tuesday.
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Before the calendar turned, 2016 already had the makings of a pivotal year for manufacturing, and for the world.
There were the big events for the year, including the United States as Partner Country at Hannover Messe in April and the 2016 International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago in September. There's also the matter of the U.S. presidential elections in November, which promise to shape policy in manufacturing for years to come.
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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
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Tiger-Cats defensive tackle Brian Bulcke knows exactly what it feels like when a defensive line finds that elusive chemistry that takes them from being just a good front to a great one.
When the men who make up the line get so comfortable with each other and accustomed to one another that you almost know what the guy beside you is going to do before he does it.
He was a member of such a line in his senior year at Stanford in 2010 and while that was in a 3-4 formation, unlike the traditional four-down linemen the Ticats line up, he and his fellow Cardinals linemates Matt Masifilo and Sione Fua got to that sweet spot of knowing each other's tendencies so well it was almost like three bodies operating as one.
Bulcke sees that same thing starting to happen with Hamilton's front four. The makeup of that front four didn't really solidify itself until about four games ago when Bulcke and Torrey Davis teamed up in the middle with Brandon Boudreaux and Eric Norwood taking over the two defensive end spots.
In the four games that quartet has played together the Ticats are 3-1 and have sacked opposing quarterbacks six times. Head coach Kent Austin though isn't so much concerned with sack totals as he is with quarterback pressures and he's getting far more of that since this quartet came together.
Unfortunately for the Ticats it appears this foursome will not be together for a fifth consecutive week when the Ticats host the B.C. Lions on the back end of a home-and home as Boudreaux has been held out of practice all week with an undisclosed injury.
Sam Scott who started at defensive end back in Week 2, and has been on the practice roster since, is expected to take Boudreaux's place for the time being.
Bulcke says the progress on the Ticats defensive line has been a slow but steady climb.
"I think it has taken a couple of weeks to feel things out but you can just tell these past few weeks that we're getting there," Bulcke said.
Boudreaux's absence will obviously be felt but Bulcke has a pre-existing comfort level with Sharp who he played with in Calgary when he was a rookie.
"I love playing with him," Bulcke said. "He's very vocal, very smart and a really good athlete. I think the last game he was in he had a sack and a tackle for a loss. So we know he's going to bring something to the table."
But the maturation of the line as a whole is what has been most impressive.
It was only recently that it really hit home for Bulcke just how tight they had become as a unit.
"Norwood just the other day said, "Hey Bulcke, I should have known you were going to counter B because you always counter B on this kind of protection,' "Bulcke said. "I mean six weeks ago we were only just figuring out our pass-rush lanes. Now we're actually saying OK, lets exchange pass-rush lanes and get after the quarterback a little quicker."
It was exactly that kind of unspoken knowledge of each other's tendencies that made that Cardinals defensive line in Bulcke's senior year with the team so special.
"It's a style and who we rush and what we expect from each other," he said.
The Cardinals went 12-1 that season in current 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh's final year in the college ranks before he moved on to take over head-coaching duties for San Francisco.
And while it was the offence under Andrew Luck that got the lion's share of the attention, that 12-1 record and a win in the Orange Bowl game would not have happened without an equally solid defence.
And as impressive as the Ticats passing game is under Henry Burris, that alone isn't going to get the Ticats where they want to be.
Defensively the job has to get done and it all starts with pressure up front. Of paramount importance, according to head coach Kent Austin, is pressure from the interior where Bulcke excels.
"You have to get that pressure and its what we call gut pressure (up the middle) on a quarterback because we don't like it there much," chuckled the former quarterback. "Pressure up the middle is tough. If you only can get pressure from the outside it's no big deal because we can set our drop a little bit deeper and wash the defensive ends by us or slide up in the pocket. If there's no where to slide up in the pocket that's a different ball game. So it's really important that we have effective pass rushing from the interior of the defensive line of scrimmage."
Bulcke and Davis have supplied that in spades. And Bulcke has no question the pressure from the outside will continue with his former Calgary teammate Scott stepping in for Boudreaux this week.
Here today, gone tomorrow.
Or in Pacino Horne's case, arrive one day and leave two days later.
The former Argonauts defensive back was signed to the Hamilton practice roster on Tuesday to help with some depth on an injury-plagued secondary.
But following a discussion with both head coach Kent Austin and defensive coordinator Orlondo Steinauer on Thursday morning, he was no longer a Ticat.
"Pacino wasn't ready to commit completely to being here," Austin said following practice on Thursday. "He still wants to explore another potential opportunity and I talked to him this morning and Orlondo talked to him and told him we really only want players here that really want to be here and are committed. It won't work any other way. Their heart has to be here."
With Horne no longer an option, the Ticats wasted no time in bringing in former Michigan Wolverines defensive back James Rogers and placed him on the practice roster.
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Behind the Wheel: Audi Quattro Concept Mini
Concept cars, by definition, push the limits of automotive invention. But even in a field of enigmas and paradigm shifters there can be standouts, vehicles that make competitors look like toys. This is the realm of the new Audi Quattro Concept Mini, which calls to mind an R8 V10 Spyder designed by a Lilliputian Frank Lloyd Wright. It's whole-heartedly future-thinking in its indoctrination of a new and entirely untapped target market. Watch the video for our review.


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- Choose from one of the two convenient locations, Diamond Centre across from the theater or Mentor Ave in the Drug Mart Plaza.
- We love the made-to-order pizzas with crunchy, homemade dough and daily made sauce.
- Turn dinnertime into a feast with Crzy Pasta (meatballs, sausage, onions & peppers), Chicken Broccoli & Cheddar Calzone, and the Roberts Salad (bleu cheese, croutons, and fried peperoni).
Why You Should Go: The only thing you love more than home-cooked Italian food is a restaurant that serves up traditional cuisine with a little wit. So stop by Guilio Bonazza's Italian Cuisine for food full of flavor and charm.
What You Should Taste: We love the Veggie Supreme Calzone, Chicken Caesar Salad, and Jalapeno Poppers with a side of hearty homemade pizza like the Steak Philly with mushrooms, onions, green peppers and white sauce or the Marlon Brando with Alfredo sauce, garlic, ricotta, turkey, artichokes, green olives and onions.
What You Should Know: With catchphrases like "the sauce don't lie" and "we do our best and parm the rest" you're sure to love the confident cuisine of Guilio's. With homemade dough and their own sauce-from-scratch for pizzas plus pastas, subs, calzones, strombolis, salads, sandwiches, apps and more, you'll find a hilarious and delicious friend with each bite.
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The Receptionist in the Bikini
Here's a good article from the Vermont Employment Law Newsletter on personal appearance codes in the workplace.
The author's recommendation to base the standard on professionalism is wise. Wandering off into other territory, such as the subject of suggestiveness, can create more problems than it resolves.


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Buriram star Theerathon makes surprise move to domestic-rivals Muangthong
Reigning Thai League champions Buriram United have reportedly sold their full-back star Theerathon Bunmathan to domestic rivals Muangthong United.
Buriram announced teh transfer in an official statement on Wednesday night through their Facebook page, which was posted shortly after they finished Thai League midweek match 2-2 against Osotspa Samutprakan.
"Theerathon wanted to leave the club, to follow trials in J.League or K-League but we did not received any official offers," Thadthep Pitakpulsin, the Buriram's General Manager revealed on the club's letter.
"So we considered the domestic club offers and let him choose, then he decided to join Muangthong."
"We always want Theerathon to be one of our legend and we know that his departure will leave our fans disappointed, but it's normal as a professional footballer," he added.
Theerathon is a regular member of Buriram's starting line-up under different coaches since 2010, where the 26-year-old has made 192 appearances for the Thunder Castle.
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Jane and Tom decide to pack the kids off and book a romantic weekend away. When their car unexpectedly breaks down late at night they find themselves knocking on a stranger's door only to be presented with an invitation to a swingers party. Thrown in at the deep end Jane and Tom now have to navigate their way through unchartered waters. Will they take the plunge?
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Catching Up with the Family
In seeing the last time I posted here was August 1st, I figured it was quite time for another blog! So much has been happening that I do not even know where exactly to start, so I'll take a creative approach and put my family on the spot with the simple question:
"I have a cold and a cough…"
As February turned into March, we couldn't help but wonder what was ahead. We remembered thinking last September when we had only one concert, "What's going to happen that we need the entire month of September off?" September rolled around…and so did the chicken pox, explaining why God allowed us the month off to recover. Well, March, with no concerts has arrived, and yes, the cold and sniffles have invaded our home.
Sam was hit first and now Ben, Caleb, and Jayme have officially fallen ill as well. Mr. Sam, known for coming up with the most unique, slightly ingenious, but mostly silly little diddies, approached me last night with his "Cold and Sniffles" theme song:
"I have a cold and a cough and a sneeze and a wheeze.
I have hives playing hopscotch on my knees."
*Poor Sammy was stricken with hives from, what we presume, a cough drop, and that explains the reference to hives in the song. (Unfortunately, the hives remind some of us of the chicken pox, so we hope they go away soon.)
All this comes about when we are trying to record our Christmas CD, so pray we recover quickly in order to be in the best vocal conditions for the recording!
Blessings and Joy in the Journey!
Taylor for TGF
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Tickle My Funny Bone: Early Mornings and Bad Dates
First, here is a solemn warning to any music group who does not confirm a booked concert before arriving at the venue:
Looks like the last group who sang here ended with a barn burner and forgot to put the fire out! 🙂
Actually, this was after one of our very first concerts (no, we did not start a fire). While driving to the church, we had noticed a burned-out bar (hmm, shows the result of such places, right?) on the corner and had an idea. When we started toward home later, we pulled over and grabbed a couple of instruments. Ben placed the camera on a pile of equipment (we're always leaving the tripod at home when we need it most), and we posed quickly, as it was a chilly November afternoon. Thus the picture above!
Next up: a few days ago, I drew a cartoon based on a supper table discussion on one of Dad's interesting mornings. (Sorry I can't get it any larger; I would say click on the picture, but I'm having difficulties right now and it's not working out!)
The scenerios are true…including the last line about seeing which chord on the piano would wake us older kids up (except in reality, Ben was involved in that scheme), I condensed several stories into one. Gives you a picture into the Garms family's always interesting household!
Hope you might have at least chuckled at this post and your day is a little bit brighter!
"A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bone." (Proverbs 17:22 ESV)
Blessings and Joy in the Journey!
Taylor for The Garms Family


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Health Hints is an interactive game that can be used with an entire classroom. Students will have fun while learning about many different health careers and medical terminology. Two teams compete with team members taking turns giving clues to make his/her team members guess the Health Hints word without using the five clues listed on the card. Each team tries to complete as many word cards as they can in 60 seconds. The cards are color-coded for levels of difficulty.
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I store created date in timestamp format using this php function:
$date = explode('-', '11-01-2010'); $start_date = gmmktime(0, 0, 0, $date[1], $date[0], $date[2]); //then i store it into a column called start_time, varchar 255
and then, I retrieve it using this mySQL command:
select * from event where active=1 and date_format(from_unixtime(start_time), "%d-%m-%Y")='11-01-2010';
but apparently, mySQL convert the date to 12-01-2010, not 11-01-2010.. it's the timezone problem. Normally, I would use for-loop, loop through the array and convert the timestamp stored in database using gmdate() function with php. But in this case, I have to do it with mySQL command. Does mySQL have gmdate() equivalent function?
Many Thanks!