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DO ONE LOAD OF LAUNDRY EVERY DAY. This tip is brought to you by my mama. Trust me that she's had plenty of experience. She did laundry for a family of five for many, many years. Thanks, Mom! I have been doing laundry for a family of five while we're living with my dad and let me tell you... it's no joke! I haven't been abiding by my mom's golden rule and this week it got out of hand, piles everywhere! Clean piles, dirty piles you name it... there was a pile. I've realized that I'm not too bad at starting loads and drying them, but I don't love the folding and I really don't love the putting away. What's the big deal? If I can just stick to putting away what I've just washed and folded then it would be manageable. That's the goal for this week. I'll let you know.
Something that I do that helps is I fold by drawer (ex pant drawer) and person (ex Matilda) and then have mini piles so that I can just stick the whole pile exactly where it needs to go. I also like to sprinkle essential oils like lavender in with unscented detergent. Smells so good.
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I have no tips whatsoever. Over here it's just my husband and myself and we don't have a washer (let alone a dryer) in our studio apartment. So we do our laundry at the laundromat every 2 sometimes 3 weeks. It's annoying because it's not convenient but on the other hand we only have to do laundry every couple of weeks and that is awesome! :) I totally posted about this today too. Great minds think alike! :) Good luck doing laundry this week.ReplyDelete
I too hate the folding & putting away process.. there are three loads of clean clothes waiting to be reunited to their drawers as I speak :)ReplyDelete
YES. This is the ONLY way I can keep up with the laundry. If I don't do it, I'm screwed.ReplyDelete
That is an excellent tip. I am the worst at laundry. It is my enemy. Loving this series!ReplyDelete
I hate the putting away part, too... sigh. But great way to stay on top of it. We only did it once a week growing up, but it took the WHOLE day! :PReplyDelete
Goodness, I am the exact same way. Washing & drying clothes is a breeze, but putting them away?? I never do it on time! We have a HUGE pile of clothes in our closet that need to be put away. This is a terrible cycle b/c if they sit there long enough, I feel like I need to wash them again! Ugh. I hate putting away clothes.ReplyDelete
I have been horrible about getting laundry done in a timely fashion lately. Usually the weekend rolls around and I have 5 loads of laundry to do! I, too, fold and sort the clean clothing by their "home" and by person. It makes putting things away so much easier! Also, I don't fold the clothes that will be hung. I just lay them out on the top of the folded clothes in the basket so I can hang them right up before putting everything else away.ReplyDelete
YES YES YES YES. Otherwise it gets OVERWHELMING.ReplyDelete
- Mary BethMarch 27, 2013 at 11:23 AM
I wash about a load a day as well - I hate the folding and putting away so my husband and I have figured out one trick that works great for us. I wash and dry a load a day but then leave them clean in a laundry basket until a couple of day's worth has built up, then hubby and I watch a tv show/movie after kids are in bed and fold/put away everything. It seems to go so quickly when we do it together and have the tv as a distraction.ReplyDelete
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Crop yield and quality could be affected in transgenic crop plants carrying foreign genes which confer resistance to plant pests. Scientists at Monsanto Company produced nine transgenic cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) lines, each containing one of the two Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki (Berliner) constructs, cryIA(b) or cryIA(c), that encode a protein toxic to lepidopteran insects. We undertook this study to determine whether these transgenic lines exhibit any undesirable agronomic or fiber properties. At Maricopa, AZ, we grew five, four, and three transgenic lines in field plots in 1990, 1991, and 1992, respectively; the parental 'Coker 312' and the locally adapted, nectariless, high fiber-strength 'Md 51 ne' were included each year. Somaclonal variation, insertion of the insect-control protein genes, and the expression of the insecticidal protein caused no general reduction in lint yield, primary or secondary yield components, or fiber properties. The transgenic lines varied significantly in every trait measured. Mean lint yields over the 3 yr were as follows: transgenic lines, 135.4 ± 4.5 g m−2; Coker 312, 115.1 ± 7.7 g m−2, MD 51 ne, 141.2 ± 11.4 g m−2. Six of the nine transgenic lines yielded significantly more lint (13–30%) than did Coker 312. Lint yields of the same six lines (10% less to 7% more) were not significantly different than that of MD 51 ne. Compared with Coker 312, four of nine transgenic lines had longer fiber, eight had stronger fiber, two had higher fiber elongation, and two did not differ significantly in micronaire. Compared with MD 51 ne, five of the nine transgenic lines did not differ significantly in fiber length, two did not differ in strength, three" did not differ in elongation, and six did not differ in micronaire. These transgenic lines are valuable sources of germplasm, not only for insect resistance but also for agronomic and fiber properties.
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Laurence Ford, General Motors manager formerly of East Patchogue and Bellport, dies
Laurence Ford, a credit manager for General Motors Acceptance Corporation in Patchogue and Bohemia for 30 years, died Sunday at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset. He was 89.
The cause was complications following heart surgery, family members said.
Ford and his wife, the former Kay O'Neill, retired from East Patchogue to New Bern, North Carolina in 1992 and filled their golden years with golf, grandchildren and travel. The couple moved to Bellport in 2014 to be closer to family. But his life was not always comfortable.
Laurence Benedict Ford was a Great Depression baby, born in West Chester, Pennsylvania, on November 25, 1926, to Mary and Laurence Ford. His father, a telephone company executive and the family's sole provider, lost his job as the economy worsened; later, the family lost its home.
Ford enlisted in the Navy following graduation from St. Agnes High School, in West Chester, Pennsylvania, serving on the bridge of the aircraft carrier USS Randolph for two years as she steamed into World War II combat off Iwo Jima, Okinawa and the Japanese home islands. He was aboard but uninjured during a kamikaze attack at Ulithi on March 11, 1945, that killed 27 of his shipmates and wounded 105.
Following the war, Ford graduated from Villanova University with an economics degree.
All these experiences marked him, said a son, Mike Ford, of Brookhaven. Having grown up in hard times, Ford was adamant that his children graduate from college and was "as proud of that as anything else in his life" when they did.
And, while Ford remained proud of his military service for the rest of his life, he bridled at the adulation directed in recent years toward members of the so-called Greatest Generation.
"For him, this is what you did," Mike Ford recalled. "You signed up and you went."
Ford was predeceased by daughters Mary Dolores and Eileen Mary and by a sister, Mary F. Rickel. Besides his wife, Kay, of Bellport Village, and Mike Ford, Ford is survived by daughters Pat Henderson, of Virginia Beach, Virginia; Sally Palace of Auburn, Massachusetts; Shelagh Murphy of Wayland, Massachusetts; Katie Mehrkens of Bellport; Marijo Murphy of Yorktown Heights; and another son, Tom Ford, of East Patchogue.
Visiting is scheduled for 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday at Robertaccio Funeral Home in Patchogue. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph the Worker Roman Catholic Church in Patchogue 10 a.m. Friday, followed by burial at Calverton National Cemetery.


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THE DECK HOUSE IN RANCHO MIRAGE is Palm Springs-based designer Sam Cardella's latest project, a stunning remodel of a home with golf course views. Cardella worked closely with his client, a former designer herself, to strip away what he describes as having been "a lot of late '70s architectural nonsense, like 'Miami Vice' in the desert." Cardella set about taking…
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NEW MEXICO PAINTER LOUISA MCELWAIN acknowledges that at least one of her early art professors considered her "unteachable" — but that was because what they wanted to teach was not what she wanted to learn. In the early 1970s, hip urban Modernism was all the cool rage in the art departments of the East Coast schools McElwain attended. But Louisa,…
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THEY JOKE THAT THEY FINISH EACH OTHER'S PAINTINGS. And, in truth, fine-art painters William Haskell and Kim Wiggins assist each other all the time. You might see similarities when Manitou Galleries' Santa Fe location debuts Western Regionalism on July 6, a show featuring new works from these two artists. Not only do the two friends show at Manitou, which has…
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WITHIN JERRY AND KARI LOCATI'S MONTANA HOME there is a place for everything. From the prominent entry gate, to the generous expanse of front door and on to the way in which the elegant interiors seamlessly connect to the outdoor areas, it is a gracious home touched with exquisite detail. For a couple who loves entertaining and recreation, this is…
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TO SAY THAT GAIL FOLWELL'S PIECES represent the yin and yang of human experience would leave a lot out. Her work is the yin and yang and every possible shape and shade of gray in between. In her Boulder, Colorado, studio, a sculpture of hockey players crashing sits comfortably among horses, angels and mothers. Behind them are paintings of teenagers. An…
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Bangalore, Jul 25 (UNI) One woman was killed and seven others injured in a serial bomb blasts which rocked the city this afternoon even as the BJP government in Karnataka suspected a conspiracy to destabilise the newly formed government in the state.
Seven blasts, though low in intensity, shook the people of the city IT capital readying themselves for a weekend. The bombs using timers and wrapped with nuts and bolts to increase the intensity, went off one after the other in seven places within a span of 60 minutes. This included North-East, leading to IT district of Electronic City and Central parts of the city.
Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, speaking to newspersons after holding an emergency cabinet meeting described the blasts as 'a cowardly act of destructive forces which wants to spoil peace and tranquillity in the city'.
Stating that it looked like a plot against his government, he said, "I am shocked at the blasts and these need to be condemned strongly".
Narrating the incident the Chief Minister said that one woman was killed and seven others were injured in nine blasts at seven places. The first bomb went off behind a bus shelter in Madiwala police station limit around 1320 hours killing the woman Sudha and seriously injuring her husband Ravi. The blasts occurred thereafter at Adugodi, R V Road, Rajaram Mohan Roy Circle, Nayandahalli, Pantharpalya and Richmond Circle.


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Leftover egg whites from macarons or crème anglaise? Hello meringues. Ever since Paris, I now have to have dessert to end off any meal which of course is totally and completely fine with me because I live by sweet. I even find myself opting for a sweet breakfast now when it's usually a savory one back home. Man, I miss those carrot cakes and chee kuehs my parents would buy back for me.
I happen to have a lot of ice creams stashed away in my freezer and that would usually be my dessert and it takes me back to the time when I was invited to the home of the Belgian friend. It was a gorgeous home with a long dining table all set properly. Plates, dessert spoons, soup spoons, main spoons, forks, knives, water glasses, wine glasses all laid out beautifully with soft music playing in the background. I wish that was my home. After a warm home-cooked meal I was served ice-cream with hot fudge and crushed meringues and that is such a typical and simple combination that I've had before but I have no clue as to why that was the best tasting ice-cream and crushed meringue ever.
Did I mention meringues give you the perfect opportunity to practice your piping skills too? I do it partly to make sure mine don't go rusty. Besides, there are a whole lots of other uses for meringues besides for ice-creams. Now that I've made them and they're all well stocked in my pantry, my repertoire of simple after dinner desserts can now be expanded. From Eton Messes, to trifles, parfaits, verrines..
Eton Mess, that's a great idea, Next up on my to-make list. So why not make yourself some meringues that can simply be added to any of your dessert for extra crunch, especially when it's so easy and fast? Just pop it into a warm oven to dry overnight, come back the next morning and it's done!
Meringues // slow-baked:
egg whites – 100g
caster sugar – 80g
icing sugar – 114g
In a clean mixing bowl of a standing mixer, whisk the egg whites on medium speed until soft white peaks form. Add in a third of the caster sugar and mix well. Once it has reached semi-stiff peaks, add in the second third of the sugar. When you see the eggs white starting to pillowing upwards, add in the last third and whisk until shiny, stiff and glossy. (To check, you can stop the mixer and take some meringue between your fingers. You should not feel the grains of the sugar) Be careful not to over whip.
Using a spatula and working in two stages, fold the icing sugar in as delicately as you can so as not to knock the air out and turn the mixture watery. It would be easier if you had someone to help you. One folds, the other tips the icing sugar in.
In a pastry bag fitted with a nozzle, pipe into any desired shape you want onto a tray lined with parchment paper.
Bake overnight in a preheated 60-70C oven with the door slightly ajar.
Store in an airtight container with an oxygen absorber to help them retain its crisp.


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World Series of Boxing (WSB) Season III will see its American presence strengthen next week-end when the USA Knockouts take to the ring in the competition curtain raiser. The team's new branding will ensure a much bigger audience and broader appeal and is set to take the country by storm. The Knockouts will be the perfect platform for the US's fledgling talents to make its mark in the world's premiere team boxing competition and we cannot wait to see the result.
USA Knockouts will partner with Roy Englebrecht Promotions for their inaugural fight this season. Roy Englebrecht, a veteran in the boxing industry and promoter of the Fight Club OC series will serve as the squad's operations consultant for the season's opener at 'The Hanger'.
"I am pleased to assist in the launch of the World Series of Boxing USA Knockouts in Orange County, and I am excited with 'The Hangar' at the OC Fair and Event Center as the team's first venue. There promises to be huge support the USA Knockouts," Englebrecht said.
World Series of Boxing competitors won seven medals at the 2012 Olympic Games, including two silvers. Michael Conlan of Ireland, a bronze medallist in London at Flyweight (52kg) will be one of the leaders of the USA Knockouts. The USA Knockouts are scheduled to be broadcast to more than 70 million households on regional sports networks in the United States alone.


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Peter Bragdon
Peter Bragdon vowed he would never be a lawyer. He even used that fact to kick off his law school admission essay. But he now stands at the helm of the legal department at Columbia Sportswear, one of the world's top outdoor clothing and equipment manufacturers.
While an undergrad at Amherst College studying political science, Bragdon aspired to be a journalist. Upon graduation, he pursued that goal–becoming a reporter for the Congressional Quarterly (CQ).
During his six-year stint at CQ, Bragdon covered many legal issues. And that piqued his interest in law. So Bragdon applied for the Masters of Law Studies program at Yale University.
But once in the one-year program–which was essentially the first year of law school–he was hooked and transferred to Stanford Law to complete his JD.
After graduating in 1993, Bragdon moved to Portland, Ore., to work at law firm Stoel Rives. Taking a leave of absence from the firm after two-and-a-half years, Bragdon fell back into politics working on the Oregon governor's task force on gaming for seven months. He returned briefly to Stoel Rives for a few more years, then was offered an in-house position in 1999 with one of the firm's clients, Columbia Sportswear Co., where he was the second in-house lawyer reporting to the GC. In 2003, he left Columbia to work as chief-of-staff for Oregon's governor. But in July 2004, Columbia's GC retired, and the CEO wanted Bragdon to take over the legal department. It wasn't a hard decision.
"Columbia is a unique place," Bragdon says. "In addition to my legal responsibilities, I get paid to see the world."
Q: Why is Columbia a good fit for you?
A: I am surrounded by people who are passionate about something. They love being outside snowboarding and skiing, and doing these types of activities.
I have the law badge, but I have a number of different departments that report to me, and I have the opportunity to get involved in a variety of areas of the business.
No one here is "mister" or "missus." We wear jeans, not suits. Anyone can wander into anyone's office to ask a question or have a conversation. But we work hard–it's not relaxed in that sense.
Q: What do you do as GC?
A: We have four lawyers in-house–one based in Europe and three here. I have a group that does global customs and trade; another that handles labor and human rights. We also work on community affairs and real estate.
It's not purely legal. I also have corporate communications reporting up to me–it makes sense given my background in journalism and working as chief of staff. I manage different kinds of crises and have a global reach.
Day to day, it could be anything. I was even part of a photo shoot once for a hang-tag [a brand tag attached to Columbia clothing]. A model canceled at the last minute. So I spent the day wandering around Mount Hood, having my photo taken with a baby and pretend wife. I haven't been asked to be on a hang-tag since.
Q: Columbia is really cracking down on counterfeiting. What role does the legal department play in all of that?
A: One of the associate GCs here oversees all of our counterfeiting issues. It's the cops-and-robbers part of the business, and we have investigators on the ground. We're constantly chasing after counterfeiters and working with customs agents.
But in a way you want counterfeiting to get worse because you want them to want to copy you. In fact, I wish we had the counterfeiting problems Nike has.
Q: Has Columbia been involved in any high-profile litigation?
A: No. Our industry doesn't really lend itself to a lot of litigation. We are currently bringing a case against the U.S. government over discriminatory import duties. Essentially you have a man's boot and woman's boot, but they have a different duty based on gender. There is no legitimate reason for it. It's an unconstitutional discrimination claim.
Q: What do you think makes your legal department and team unique?
A: We have a tiny law firm within a larger company. Because of the nature of things, it's both easier and harder to blend into the business. There is an eclectic mix of people and work. We get into all corners of the globe on all ranges of issues.
We aren't siloed–the company doesn't lend itself to that. It's a place of great opportunity for people, where you can be anything you want to be.
Q: Tell me about your role in the company's international presence.
A: We have subsidiaries across Europe, Canada, Japan and Korea. We work with distributors in South and Central America. We have more employees outside the U.S. than inside.
In Europe, we sponsor a Tour de France team. In Asia, we deal with business organization, factory compliance and customs issues. In Cambodia, we meet with U.S. customs and inspections. I'm always traveling to meet with distributors.
Q: What is the most challenging part
of your job?
A: The foreign law and the intersection between different jurisdictions. You can't just deal with one country's laws without dealing with another country's laws. When the U.S. required companies to have a hot line under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, there were aspects of French law that made it very difficult to do that in accordance with both countries' laws. You have to be able to spot those things and deal with them.
Global business is getting much more complex than it used to be. There is more product-related legislation in all parts of the world. The downturn makes it even more complex.
Q: What do you like most about the work you do?
A: It's that eclectic mix. The lack of predictability is frustrating but also wonderful. From the outside it seems simple–get some clothes and shoes made. But there is so much more to it than that.
Q: What advice would you give a young lawyer who would like to someday become a GC?
A: I always try to make sure not to let a week go by without learning something new or meeting someone new. You just don't know when a great opportunity will open up. I see a lot of people hoping to get jobs. But–thanks to networking–many jobs get filled before they are even open. Be in a position so when that wave comes, you're ready to take it. In the meantime, build your skill sets.


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Connect@Hyde Mews is complete and all of the homes have now been sold. Connect@Hyde Mews offered two and three bedroom terraced, semi detached and detached houses
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Established in July 2008, Solum regeneration is a partnership between Network Rail and Kier Property formed to attract private investment into the rail network.
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March 7th, 2007, 10:07 AM #1
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It ends a long run for the stars-and-stripes-wearing character, created in 1941 to incarnate patriotic feeling during World War II. Over the years, an estimated 210 million copies of "Captain America" comic books, published by New York-based Marvel Entertainment Inc., have been sold in a total of 75 countries.
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March 7th, 2007, 01:35 PM #2
*gasp* they're killing off Capt America?? With a sniper??
But i'm sure he'll live again somewhere down the road....
March 7th, 2007, 01:44 PM #3
Excuse my language and unintentional pun but that's f'ing UN-American.
I remember as a kid I used to get chills when I saw Captain America and now in times with GWB and all the fiasco's and wars he drag our but into I really think today's youth and adults, need a captain America. Shoot, they are releasing Spiderman III this summer, why can't they do Captain America? It's a darn shame I tell ya.
March 7th, 2007, 01:52 PM #4
Seriously. Capt America was devised as Hitler's enemy and to boost morality. With all the wars going on right now, they're going to just kill him off with some guy on the rooftop shooting him?
I'm sure they're going to make a movie on him still. The movie industry learned that movies based on comic heros (when done well) can bring in lots of money.
March 7th, 2007, 02:20 PM #5
That is just sooooo wrong. Comics are supposed to be an escape for youths. And, okay, for grownups that just never got out of the habit of following the progress of their heroes. What's wrong with having our kids exposed to uplifting stories, without fear of death? There is lots of time for our kids to lose their innocence, I do wish the marketing idiots that thought this up would have a bit of compassion for them.Following everyone else is a GREAT way to become average.
March 7th, 2007, 02:31 PM #6
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Dang, I remember as a kid making Captain America shields out of cardboard.
March 7th, 2007, 02:36 PM #7
At some point or another, years ago, I remember Superman being "killed," too.
IIRC they changed their minds and brought him back, but only after a heap of ridiculousness that could have been avoided if they had done some decent writing to begin with...
As for how it went over, it didn't go over with me, at least, and I never read any more Superman comics. Collectors snapped up those issues, causing a misleading sales spike, but I would guess that there was a lot of long-term damage to the franchise.
I think it's dumb to write in the death of any hero character. If they want to stop publishing, they should come up with something a lot easier to cook up a believable "fix" to.There is no knowledge that is not power. ~Hemingway
March 7th, 2007, 02:46 PM #8
> Marvel Entertainment Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada said a Captain America comeback wasn't impossible.
> Marvel is developing a Captain America movie.
There's still hope,
but I still do not like the way they are ending it with a 'sniper'. Just wrong to make the young kids who are reading that comic nowadays to hear those terms just because the writers can't come up with anything else. I think these comic books writers of today are loosing it, specially with this type of ending, just to perhaps now make more with movies and collectors.Jorge Ramirez | E: email@example.com | P: 305-482-3353 |
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March 7th, 2007, 04:32 PM #9
Captain America Dead? Super heroes can't DIE! What is the point of a super heroe if they can be killed? This is just stupid!
I am off to call Marvel, the White House, my Congressman, and anybody else who will listen! Hummm....maybe Batman can helpSandra Martin
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March 7th, 2007, 05:17 PM #10
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March 7th, 2007, 05:19 PM #11
Now, that would be cool!
Although I doubt The Rock would look too convincing as a Norseman, you know, the blond hair thing
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Arnold would have made a great Thor, even Hulk Hogan would have worked, but they both are too old.
March 7th, 2007, 07:29 PM #12Originally Posted by Haiko de Poel, Jr.
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March 7th, 2007, 09:46 PM #13
Perhaps they want to down play the glorious idea that war is great and heroes never die, that something as simple as a kid with a gun in a foreign land can bring down any hero.
Who knows, but in the Marvel Game on the Xbox Captain America is the best hero after Wolverine... his shield is lethal
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March 8th, 2007, 02:17 AM #14
Aint it the same tactic used by Comics publishers draw attention to their dwindling sales. Well, i guess thats the way it is, a hero cant stay dead for a long time.
March 8th, 2007, 07:20 AM #15
Man, bring up NASCAR and there's a zillion posts, but talk about the end of Capt America and it goes kerplunk!! Something's just wrong here. I could barely force myself to get up this morning thinking about C.A. becoming an archived memory. I just wanted to stay in bed and make the world go away. A world without Capt America? Oh no!! But I have family that counts on me, so as devastated as I am, I found the strength to rise above my grief and for today, go about making the world a better place to live..... I think that's what Capt A would have wanted........ ho hum, sigh...
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Haskell is unlike any other programming language. It's purely functional with a strong type system and lazy evaluation. In practical terms, this means that Haskell treats programs a lot like math, so you have to think more than you type. Along with being arguably the most interesting language, Haskell has the reputation of being one of the most challenging programming languages to learn. Learning Haskell doesn't have to be difficult, and this book can help!
Get Programming with Haskell introduces you to the Haskell language without drowning you in academic jargon and heavy functional programming theory. By working through 43 easy-to-follow lessons, you'll learn Haskell by doing Haskell. This book starts with first concepts, building your knowledge with concrete examples and exercises. You'll learn to think the Haskell way, as you start to understand the language and how to use it effectively. And you'll really appreciate the crystal-clear illustrations, quick-checks, and open-ended tasks that make sure you're solid on each new concept before you move along!
Lesson 0 Getting Started with Haskell
0.1 Welcome to Haskell
0.1.1 The Haskell Platform
0.1.2 Text Editors
0.2 The Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC)
0.2.1 Basic GHC Usage
0.3 Interacting with Haskell - GHCi
0.4 Writing and working with Haskell code
0.4.1 Interactively writing Haskell programs
0.5 Exercises
Unit 1: Foundations of Functional programming
Lesson 1 Functions and functional programming
1.1 Functions
1.2 Functional Programming
1.3 The Value of Functional Programming in Practice
1.3.1 Variables
1.3.2 Variables that are Variable
1.4 Summary
1.5 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 2 Lambda functions and lexical scope
2.1 Lambda Functions
2.2 Writing our own Where clause
2.3 From Lambda to Let: Making our own variable variables!
2.4 Practical Lambda Functions and Lexical Scope
2.5 Summary
2.6 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 3 First-class functions
3.1 Functions as Arguments
3.1.1 Lambda Functions as arguments
3.1.2 Example - custom sorting
3.2 Returning Functions
3.3 Summary
3.4 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 4 Closures and partial application
4.1 Closures - Creating Functions with Functions
4.2 Example: Generating URLs for an API
4.2.1 Partial Application: Making Closures Simple
4.3 Putting it all together
4.4 Summary
4.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 5 Lists
5.1 The anatomy of a list
5.2 Lists and Lazy Evaluation
5.3 Common Functions on Lists
5.4 Summary
5.5 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 6 Rules for recursion and pattern matching
6.1 Recursion
6.1.1 Rules for recursion
6.1.2 Our First Recursive Function: Greatest Common Divisor
6.1.3 Pattern Matching
6.2 Summary
6.3 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 7 Writing recursive functions
7.1 Review: Rules of Recursion
7.2 Recursion on Lists
7.3 Pathological Recursion: Ackerman Function and the Collatz Conjecture
7.4 Summary
7.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 8 Higher-order functions
8.1 Map
8.2 Abstracting away recursion with map
8.3 Filtering a list
8.4 Folding a list
8.5 Summary
8.6 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 9 Capstone: Functional object-oriented programming with robots!
9.1 An object with one property: A cup of coffee.
9.1.1 Creating a constructor
9.1.2 Adding accessors to our object
9.2 A more complex object: Let's build fighting robots!
9.2.1 Sending messages between objects
9.3 Why Stateless programming matters
9.4 Types - Objects and so much more!
9.5 Summary
9.6 Exercises
Unit 2: Introducing types
Lesson 10 Type basics
10.1 Types in Haskell
10.2 Function Types
10.2.1 Functions for converting to and from Strings
10.2.2 Functions with Multiple Arguments
10.2.3 Types for First Class functions
10.3 Type Variables
10.4 Summary
10.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 11 Creating our own types
11.1 Type Synonyms
11.2 Creating new types
11.3 Record Syntax
11.4 Summary
11.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 12 Type classes
12.1 Further Exploring Types
12.2 Type classes
12.3 The Benefits of Type Classes
12.4 Defining a Type class.
12.5 Common Type Classes
12.5.1 The Ord and Eq Type classes
12.5.2 Bounded
12.5.3 Show
12.6 Deriving Type classes
12.7 Summary
12.8 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 13 Using type classes
13.1 A type in need of classes
13.2 Implementing Show
13.3 Type Classes and Polymorphism
13.4 Default Implementation and Minimum complete definitions
13.5 Implementing Ord
13.6 To Derive or Not to Derive?
13.7 Type classes for more complex types
13.8 Type class roadmap
13.9 Summary
13.10 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 14 Capstone: Secret messages!
14.1 Ciphers for Beginners: ROT13
14.1.1 Implementing our own ROT Cipher
14.1.2 The rotN algorithm
14.1.3 Rot encoding a String
14.1.4 The problem with decoded odd-sized alphabets
14.2 XOR: the magic of cryptography!
14.3 Representing values as Bits
14.4 The one-time pad
14.4.1 Implementing our one-time pad
14.5 A Cipher Class
14.6 Summary
14.7 Extensions
Unit 3: Programming in Types
Lesson 15 Creating types with -and_ and or
15.1 Product Types - Combing types with 'and'
15.1.1 The curse of product types: Hierarchical design.
15.2 Sum types: Combining Types with 'or'
15.3 Putting together our books store
15.4 Summary
15.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 16 Design by Composition - Semigroups and Monoids
16.1 Intro to composability - Combining Functions
16.2 Combining like Types: Semigroups
16.2.1 The Color Semigroup
16.2.2 Making Color associative and using Guards
16.3 Composing with Identity: Monoids
16.3.1 mconcat: Combining multiple Monoids at once.
16.3.2 Monoid Laws
16.4 Practical Monoids - Building Probability Tables
16.5 Summary
16.6 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 17 Parameterized types
17.1 Types that take arguments
17.1.1 A more useful parameterized type: Triple
17.1.2 Lists
17.2 Types with more than one parameter
17.2.1 Tuples
17.2.2 Kinds: Types of Types
17.2.3 Data.Map
17.3 Summary
17.4 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 18 The Maybe type: dealing with missing values
18.1 Introducing Maybe : Solving missing values with types
18.2 The problem with Null
18.2.1 Handling missing values with errors
18.2.2 Returning Null values
18.2.3 Maybe as a novel solution to missing values
18.3 Computing with Maybe
18.4 Back to the Lab! More complex computation with Maybe
18.5 Summary
18.6 Answers to Spot Quizzes
Lesson 19 Capstone: Time Series
19.1 Our data and the TS data type
19.1.1 Building a Basic Time Series Type
19.2 Stitching together our TS data using Semigroup and Monoid
19.2.1 Making TS an Instance of Monoid
19.3 Performing calculations on our Time Series
19.3.1 Calculating the min and max values for our time series
19.4 Transforming Time Series
19.4.1 Moving average
19.5 Summary
19.6 Extensions
Unit 4: IO in Haskell
Lesson 20 Hello World!--Introducing IO types
20.1 IO Types - Dealing with an impure world
20.1.1 Examples of IO Actions
20.1.2 Keeping values in the context of IO
20.2 Do-notation
20.3 An example: Command line Pizza cost calculator
20.3.1 A peak at Monads - Do notation in Maybe
20.4 Summary
20.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 21 Interacting with the command line and lazy IO
21.1 Interacting with the command line the non-lazy way
21.2 Interacting with Lazy IO
21.2.1 Thinking of our problem as a lazy list.
21.3 Summary
21.4 Answers to Spot Quizzes
Lesson 22 Working with text and Unicode
22.1 The Text Type
22.1.1 When to use Text vs String
22.2 Using Data.Text
22.2.1 OverloadedStrings and Haskell extensions
22.2.2 Basic Text utilities
22.3 Text and Unicode
22.3.1 Searching Sanskrit
22.4 Text IO
22.5 Summary
22.6 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 23 Working with files
23.1 Opening and closing files
23.2 Simple IO tools
23.3 The Trouble with Lazy IO
23.4 Strict IO
23.4.1 When to use Lazy vs Strict
23.5 Summary
23.6 Answers to Spot Quizzes
Lesson 24 Working with binary data
24.1 Working with binary data using ByteString
24.2 Glitching JPEGS
24.2.1 Inserting Random Bytes
24.2.2 Sorting random bytes
24.2.3 Chaining together IO Actions with foldM
24.3 ByteStrings, Char8 and Unicode
24.4 Summary
24.5 Answers to Quick checkzes
Lesson 25 Capstone: Processing binary files and book data
25.1 Working with Book Data
25.2 MARC Records
25.2.1 The Structure of a MARC record
25.2.2 Getting the data
25.2.3 The Leader and Iterating through our records
25.2.4 Reading the Directory
25.2.5 Using the directory to look up fields
25.2.6 Processing the directory entries and looking up MARCFields
25.2.7 Getting Author and Title information from a Marc Field
25.3 Putting it all together
25.4 Summary
25.5 Extending the Exercise
Unit 5: Introduction: Working with type in a context
Lesson 26 The Functor type class
26.1 An Example: Computing in a Maybe
26.2 The Functor Type Class
26.3 Functors are everywhere!
26.3.1 One interface for Four very different Problems
26.3.2 Converting a Maybe RobotPart to Maybe Html
26.3.3 Converting a list of RobotParts to a List of Html
26.3.4 Converting A Map of RobotParts to Html
26.3.5 Transforming an IO RobotPart into IO Html
26.4 Summary
26.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 27 A peek at the Applicative type class: using functions in a context
27.1 A command line application for calculating the distance between cities
27.1.1 The limitations of Functor
27.2 Using <*> for partial application in a context
27.2.1 Introducing the <*> operator
27.2.2 Using <*> to finish our city distance program
27.2.3 Using multi-argument function in IO using <$> and <*>
27.3 Using <*> to create data in a context
27.3.1 Creating a User in the Context of a Maybe
27.4 Summary
27.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 28 Lists as a Context: A deeper look at the Applicative type class
28.1 Introducing the Applicative type class
28.1.1 The pure method
28.2 Containers vs Contexts
28.3 List as a Context
28.3.1 Container vs context
28.3.2 A game show example
28.3.3 Generating the First N prime numbers
28.3.4 Quickly generating large amounts of test data
28.4 Summary
28.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 29 Introducing the Monad type class
29.1 The Limitations of Applicative and Functor
29.1.1 Combining two Map lookups
29.1.2 Writing a not-so-trivial echo IO Action
29.2 The bind operator: >>=
29.3 The Monad Type class
29.3.1 Using Monad to build a Hello <Name> program
29.4 Summary
29.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 30 Making Monads easier with do-notation
30.1 Do-notation revisited
30.2 Using do-notation to reuse the same code in different contexts
30.2.1 The problem setup
30.2.2 The IO context - Building a command line tool
30.2.3 The Maybe Context - Working with a Map of Candidates
30.2.4 The List Context - Processing a list of Candidates
30.2.5 Putting it all together and writing a Monadic function
30.3 Summary
30.4 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 31 The List Monad and List comprehensions
31.1 Building lists with The List Monad
31.1.1 The guard Function
31.2 List comprehensions
31.3 Monads: much more than just lists
31.4 Summary
31.5 Answers to Quick checkes
Lesson 32 Capstone: SQL-like queries in Haskell
32.1 Getting Started
32.2 Basic queries for our list: Select and Where
32.2.1 Implementing _select
32.2.2 Implementing _where
32.3 Joining Course and Teacher data types
32.4 Building our HINQ interface and example queries
32.5 Making a HINQ type for our queries
32.6 Running our HINQ queries
32.6.1 Using HINQ with Maybe types
32.6.2 Joining multiple lists to get all enrollments
32.7 Summary
32.8 Extending the Exercise
Unit 6 : Organizing code and building Projects
Lesson 33 Organizing Haskell code with modules
33.1 What happens when we write a function with same name as one in Prelude?
33.2 Building a multi-file program with modules
33.2.1 The Main module
33.2.2 Putting our improved isPalindrome code in its own module
33.2.3 Using our Palindrome module in our Main module
33.3 Exercises
33.4 Answers to Quick Checks
Lesson 34 Building projects with stack
34.1 Starting a new stack project
34.2 Understanding the project structure
34.2.1 The project .cabal file and autogenerated files
34.2.2 The app, src and test directories
34.3 Writing our code
34.4 Building and running our project!
34.4.1 A quick improvement: getting rid of langauge pragmas
34.5 Exercises
34.6 Answers to Spot Quizzes
Lesson 35 Property testing with QuickCheck
35.1 Starting a new project
35.2 Different types of testing
35.2.1 Manual testing and calling GHCi from stack
35.2.2 Writing our own unit tests and using stack test
35.3 Property testing QuickCheck
35.3.1 Testing properties
35.3.2 Introducing QuickCheck
35.3.3 Using QuickCheck with more types and installing packages
35.4 Exercises
35.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 36 Capstone: Building a prime-number library
36.1 Starting our new project
36.2 Modifying the default files
36.3 Writing our core library functions
36.3.1 Defining primes
36.3.2 Defining an isPrime function
36.4 Write tests for our code
36.4.1 Properties for isPrime
36.4.2 Fixing the Bug
36.5 Adding code to factor numbers
36.6 Summary
36.7 Extending this exercise
Unit 7 Practical Haskell
Lesson 37 Errors in Haskell and the Either Type
37.1 Head, Partial Functions and Errors
37.1.1 Head and Partial Functions
37.2 Handling Partial functions with Maybe
37.3 Introducing the Either type
37.3.1 Building a prime check with Either
37.4 Summary
37.5 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 38 Making HTTP requests in Haskell
38.1 Getting our project setup
38.1.1 Our starter code
38.2 Using the HTTP.Simple module
38.3 Making an HTTP Request
38.4 Putting it all together.
38.5 Summary
38.6 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 39 Working with JSON data using Aeson
39.1 Getting set up
39.1.1 Setting up stack
39.2 Using the Aeson library
39.3 Making our Data types instances of FromJSON and ToJSON
39.3.1 The easy way
39.3.2 Writing our own instances of FromJSON and ToJSON
39.4 Putting it all together: Reading our NOAA Data
39.5 Summary
39.6 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 40 Using databases in Haskell
40.1 Setting up our project
40.2 SQLite and setting up our database
40.2.1 Our Haskell Data
40.3 Creating data - Inserting Users and Checking out tools
40.3.1 Adding new users to our data base
40.3.2 Creating checkouts
40.4 Reading data from the data base and FromRow
40.4.1 Making our data an instance of FromRow
40.4.2 Listing Users and Tools
40.5 Updating existing data
40.6 Deleting data from our database
40.7 Putting it all together
40.8 Summary
40.9 Answers to Quick checks
Lesson 41 Efficient, stateful arrays in Haskell
41.1 Efficient Arrays in Haskell with the UArray type
41.1.1 The inefficiencies of lazy lists
41.1.2 Creating a UArray
41.1.3 Updating our UArray
41.2 Mutating state with STUArray
41.3 Taking values out of the ST context
41.4 Implementing Bubble sort
41.5 Summary
41.6 Answers to Quick checks
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- Write safe, predictable code with fewer bugs
- Thinking in types to solve problems
- Understanding Haskell's unique features
- Use Monads to solve practical problems
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Singh said: 'After the horsemeat scandal in Europe, other food scandals around the world over the last 12 months and the death of hundreds of workers in a factory in Bangladesh, this positive Oxfam report will certainly be welcomed by the large global food and drink companies.'
He said that it would be easy to forget how much effort these companies have put into building effective corporate social responsibility programmes around the world, adding that Oxfam has highlighted the progress that has been made both for the benefit of the local communities and for the companies themselves.
'With increased visibility for all companies via social-media platforms, we will continue to see global food and drink companies investing in these programmes and looking to either maintain or improve their position on the Oxfam benchmark,' said Singh.


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October 28, 2002
According to the Census Bureau figures released in June, one-quarter of Americans now have college degrees -- an all-time high. During the 1990s, the number of people with a sheepskin increased by well over a third, while high school dropouts declined. But the bounty of the educated is not evenly distributed across the country.
States and local communities wishing to improve their tax bases attempt to lure the best and brightest. At the same time, new immigrants with below-average education are locating in gateway regions, where affluence has driven demand for low-skill services - restaurant workers, office cleaners and the like. This creates the potential for local "barbell economies," with bulges at both ends of the education scale.
- In the District of Columbia, nearly four out of 10 residents have college degrees, while one in three are so blessed in Massachusetts -- and the comparable number in West Virginia is just one in seven.
- In Mississippi, Kentucky and Louisiana, more than one out of four adults did not finish high school, compared to about one in eight in Minnesota, New Hampshire and Utah.
- Latino border metros, however, show large concentrations of dropouts -- McAllen, Laredo, Brownsville and El Paso, not to mention Los Angeles, and Miami.
The nation as a whole showed a decline in high-school dropouts, but seven western states plus Texas bucked the trend. The common thread: significant increases in Latino populations. Several states with dropout gains were also states with big gains in college graduates. The resulting barbell effect is even more pronounced in Las Vegas, Phoenix and other metros -- a selective migration pattern long evident in the more mature gateway area of Los Angeles, which is a magnet to low-skilled service workers from Latin America.
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The bell had rung, signaling for yet another day of school. To be exact, it's the last day of school before spring break. The particular girl was buzzing with excitement, her blue eyes glowed and her shiny bleach blonde hair shined from her spot near the window. She had the largest smile on her face; her entire week was already planned out. Nothing could ruin this.
At least, that's what she thought. Nice way to jinx it, Ino.
"Alright guys, I have a fun little assignment for you all to do over the break!" The silver haired teacher grinned from behind his scarf, happily and calmly, as a surround sound of groans filled his ears. "Don't be too happy yet, you still don't know who your partners are!"
"Kakashi-senei, give us a break!" The loudest student in the class, Naruto Uzumaki, whined out loud on behalf of the class. "Do we at least get to pick our partners?" Sparing a glance towards Sakura, who in return scoffed and rolled her eyes, continuing to doodle in her notebook.
"Erm, no." And began the second round of justified groans filled the room, this time even Ino joined, still somewhat intrigued. Perhaps her vacation wasn't completely ruined.
"Kakashi-sensei, who are our partners then?" Sakura questioned her arm in the air to make sure that she got his attention.
"I will put the list on the board; you are paired in teams of two, boy and girl." Many where pleased, many face palmed and other where just intrigued. "You have the rest of the class to figure out who you are with and what you are going; remember this is a Greek mythology project."
As soon the silver haired man put the list on the board and left the room, nearly everyone jumped.
She took a look to her right to see that Naruto hadn't moved.
"Naruto, I would have thought that you would be the first to jump." The beauty questioned, lifting a perfect eyebrow and she leaned her head on her shoulders. In reaction, her fellow blonde scoffed, leaning his head back on his hands.
"Pft, Kakashi hates me, so I probably got the worst partner ever." The girl giggled in response, making the boy blush mildly as sticks his nose up defiantly.
"I don't know, I think that Kakashi-sensei likes you more than you think." Smiling, she patted her friend on the back encouragingly.
"Naruto!" A voice called, to be exact a voice whose owner has pink hair. "Looks like we're partners." At this the blonde boy perked up considerably, a wide look of shock on his face.
"See?" Grinning, she winked at her flustered desk neighbor as he and Sakura began a conversation about their project.
That's when she turned to see who was behind her, and to her surprise it was none other than Sasuke Uchiha. As she expected he had no intention of informing himself of who he was paired up with. So, her taunting instincts took over.
"So Sasuke, what lucky girl is your partner?" She grinned sarcastically, and much to her surprise, he showed the emption of what he felt: Total and utter damnation. In return the blonde couldn't help but laugh. "Do you despise the opposite sex that much?"
"If I said yes would they leave me alone?" He shockingly talked, sighing and leaning back calmly in his chair. The girl mockingly put a finger to her chin.
"No, don't think so." She laughed at his everlasting expression. As she looked around, she had realized something.
"Erm, Sasuke, you notice that we are the only two without partners?" Nearly speechless, a look of shock filled her face. She noticed Sasuke blink as well, shocking her more. "No way." She mumbled, and stiffly stood up and walked over to the board. What she read made her eyes pop. She found her name, and as she slid her finger across the column, she read it out loud.
"Yamanaka Ino and Uchiha Sasuke: Hermes and Aphrodite." Finding the slight irony, she would remember to majorly prank her teacher after break. She shook her head, and turned around. She then noticed Sasuke looking at her with an expecting expression. The girl attempted to keep her composure, and looked at everything and anything but him.
As she sat down, she scratched the back of her head.
"Looks like we're partners, Sasuke." Covering the blush with her bang, she barely made any eye contact. She was comfortable with him, don't underestimate her, but this would imply that they would have to visit each other over the weekend, and somewhere where they could work. Quietly. That would mean-
"Yamanaka." The voice broke her out of her thoughts. Snapping her head to face him, it seems that this wasn't the first time he called her name, great, now she feels even more stupid. He sighed. This was going to be a long spring break, "We can work at my father's building." She would be shocked that he's talking in general, but she had to remember: The only thing more important than not talking is his grades.
"Sounds great!" She realized. This got rid the ill feeling of having the Sasuke Uchiha in her house. Especially since her father always had it a mess. "By the way, we are doing Hermes and Aphrodite." She recalled manually, she knew their basic story, and while she was awkward, she knew that this would be interesting.
"Sasuke, Ino, what are you two stuck with?" They both turned to a very dog-like boy, his sharp fangs shinned as he grinned. "Me and Hinata got Cupid and Psyche."
"Hermes and Aphrodite." Ino replied, a smirk on her face. "No wonder why Kakashi-sensei put us in groups of two. He wanted to see what couple he could forge out of this."
In the staff room, Kakashi sneezed.
"C-c-couples?!" Hinata stammered, nearly fainting. Kiba glared as he was forced to catch her.
The blonde giggled, and the Uchiha simply sighed at the childish antics.
"So Sasuke, should we save him the trouble and just hook up?"In her most sarcastic voice, she made sure that the whole class heard it. What? She still loved getting a rouse out of people. Junior or not. The Uchiha did nothing but raise a single eyebrow. The blonde laughed, and turned back to her paperwork. "So, should we do a power point or a retelling?"
"Hn." I don't care. The blonde gave a look before shrugging.
"Retelling it is. Since I know you love presentations." She smiled again, before stretching her arms.
"Yo Ino, are we still going to Starbucks?" Her best friend questioned her pink hair now up in a short ponytail.
"Yeah, since you oh so kindly hitched ride with me I have to drive you anyways." The two began to glare before a smirk followed.
"Ehhh, I wanna' come!" The whiskered faced boy wined, clasping his hands together. The two girls looked at each other with pity, before turning to him.
"Sure, Naruto." Ino answered before Sakura could protest, and the pink haired girl sighed in defeat. After all, it wasn't her car.
"What? Really? Thank you Ino!" Noticing that the boy doesn't hear 'yes' too often, the girls smiled. The girl then turned to the student behind her.
"Sasuke, you wanna come too?" She offered, not even expecting an answer. Before he could, however, another voice popped in.
"I'm going too, you people don't even offer!" Kiba states, as if hurt that they didn't invite them. Of course, this also meant that Hinata would come, since Naruto was there.
"I'll invite Shika and Choji then, since it's basically all of us." Ino said, pulling out her Samsung Galaxy S4. She usually doesn't text in class, but they all knew that Kakashi wasn't coming back.
"Oh, and invite Tenten, Lee and Neji!" Sakura said, her heart set on a complete get together. "It's perfect, we all meet up to celebrate two weeks of freedom." She laughed, and as the blonde finished texting, she blinked.
"Oh, wait; do you have Neji's number?" The blonde asked, scratching her head with a free hand. Everybody shook their heads, well, except Hinata.
"I-I have it, but he said n-not to give it to a-anyone… so…" Looking at the blonde made her nervous, correction, having something the blonde wants is what scared her.
"I swear that I won't spam him, I just want to ask." The girl denied, knowing exactly what the girl was thinking.
"I-I never w-would doubt you Ino-chan!"Feeling guilty, the girl surrendered her barely used IPhone. The Yamanaka skimmed through the contacts, shocked at the number.
"Dang Hinata, 127 contacts?" She stated in shock, having to use the letter bar to go to the N's. Everyone basically gasped at the shy girl.
"Crap Hinata, you're popular!" Naruto exclaimed, eyes attached to the list. The reaction, of course was a squeak and a flustered hide behind the equally loud blond girl.
"T-thank you, N-Naruto…" 'He thinks I'm popular? And nice?! Naruto…'
"Dang, that was fast. Who knew Neji texted in class?" The girl blinked, completely taken aback.
"Well, what did he say?" Sakura questioned, leaning over the desk.
"He said if Hinata was coming he has to." The girl's eyes flat lined, "I should tell him that Hinata is going underwear shopping with Naruto."
"WHAT?!" Hinata and Naruto hollered in Univision. The two's faces lit up and Sakura and Ino shared a look.
"Send it?"
"But of course." They joked, acting like they were typing the message up as Kiba was still laughing, and even Sasuke had a slight smirk on his face. Hinata had fainted, and Naruto was seemingly writing a will. "Aaannnddd delete." She laughed, deleting the draft message with a smirk. Then noticed a message. "Tenten and Lee are in." She added, and Sakura clapped in happiness. She thought of a mental checklist. "I would invite Shino, but he's still doing that exchange student thing with Suna High."
"So that only leaves one." Naruto said, quickly recovering.
They all turned towards an onyx eyed boy.
The Yamanka blonde sighed. "Sasuke, just come with us." At the unfazed boy, the girl pouted uncutely, at least, she thought it was uncute.
"Come on Sasuke-kun!" The pink haired companion asked, hands clasped. "It wouldn't be the same without you!"
"I will," Everyone smirked. "If Yamanaka asks, correctly." All eyes turned to the blonde, expecting her to not be sarcastic for once. The girls' eyebrow twitched. Seemed simple enough: get the opportunity of a lifetime if you just ask properly. However, her ego was the hardest part.
"Sasuke, will you join me," Her eyes twitched at the next word. Remember, one for the team. "Please?" She was clenching her first.
"No." This caused the girl to gawk. She was about to reach over and strangle him, but Naruto had to hold her back.
"Hey, let's have a toast to the douche bags! Oh, and lets' not forget about the receiver-mghifne" The girl hissed as Naruto covered her mouth as well.
"Come on Teme, you promised! Not cool bro!" Naruto justified, still holding the blonde back.
"She said join 'me', not 'us'." The Uchiha pointed out, and their eyes all flat lined.
"That's it, you were right. He's a receiver, Ino." The girl pointed her chin up in pride as Naruto agreed. The two received a menacing glare, but they were both used to it.
The bell rung and Naruto finally let go of the blonde.
"Alright, so Sakura is hitching a ride with me." The girl organized mentally. "What about you guys?"
"I'm r-riding with Neji, a-along with Tenten-chan and L-Lee-san." Hinata stammered, happy to go out with friends outside of school.
"I'm riding by myself." The dog-like boy barked, still happy about his own car.
"I'm going with Teme, his car is awesome!" With this they all saw Sasuke's face drop more than normal, and laughed.
"Shika said that he and Choji are already there. We should all hang out at the mall, since I doubt that they will let us all in Starbucks." The blonde smiled, picking up the last of her books as the rest all left them classroom.
As she did, she noticed that Sasuke's phone was going off, well, blipping.
"Sasuke, I think someone is texting you." She stated, and looked at Sasuke curiously. He never gave anyone his number. Ever.
"Hn." He grunted, taking the phone and turning it off. Sparing a glance at each other, the girl shrugged and zipped up her backpack.
Alright, I had already typed up almost 30,000 words for this story and barely got halfway done. I wanted to finish before posting it, but I didn't want my followers to think that I died. So I gave you a knew story with a more rare love triangle *Crazy grin* and this chapter is longer to develop a much more thought-out and paced feeling to the story. It seemed much more fun to write because since my boyfriend is...well...perverted, it seems that my T-rated stories bored me a bit. No I'm not saying that this will be hentai, cause I won't (I don't think...not too graphic if it is...I hope) ANYWAY I will update every one or two weeks or when I reach my goal of 4-5 reviews a chap. lol. So am am asking you people PPPLLEEAASSEEE REVIEW cause I put a lot on work into this!


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In light of DC's New 52, who are their top writers?
DC's big shakeup this fall not only denotes which characters and titles they're emphasizing, it also shows the creators they're putting trust, faith and support behind. Back during the 52 era the informal top tier of writers were Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka and Mark Waid. Both Morrison and Johns remain in heavily use on DC's top titles, while both Rucka and Waid have segued away for their own reasons.With these new titles on the horizon it gives us fodder to think who's controlling the DCU; in other words, who are DC's Architects (to borrow Marvel's term)?
Looking at the full slate of 52 titles set to begin this fall, the busiest writers are Geoff Johns and Scott Lobdell with three titles each. Johns' role as CCO and long-time primary writer leaves his place in this top spot as a no brainer. Lobdell had done work before at DC, but with the ascension of Bob Harris to DC's editor-in-chief spot, it seems their long-time partnership at Marvel is continuing across town. Joining those two at the DC brain trust table are, without a doubt, DC Co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan Didio. In addition to being on the top tier of the office staff, they're both working as creators (on JLA and OMAC respectively).
Beyond those initial four, Morrison is probably still sitting at this table even though he's only writing one of the 52 titles announced (Action Comics) for relaunch because of the promised return of Batman Inc. down the road as well as the long-promised Multiversity event series speculated for a winter 2011/2012 launch.
If you're looking for sixth candidate to be part of DC's top tier of writers, it'd probably be a knock-down drag-out between the 10 writers who each have two titles to write under DC's Fall 52. They are: Scott Snyder, Tony Daniel, Gail Simone, Judd Winick, Kyle Higgins, Peter J. Tomasi, Tony Bedard, Peter Milligan, Jeff Lemire and Paul Cornell. Of them all I'd place my vote for Gail Simone because of her unique voice and long track record of well-written books. If not her, my money would be on Scott Snyder; he's really blossomed under DC's watch with Detective Comics and his amazing work with American Vampire. DC's decision to give him the chance to redo The Swamp Thing is no small gift, so one would assume DC sees a lot of promise in the novelist.
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The 22 percent wholesale sales tax on tyres will be replaced by a 10 percent GST, with estimates of a drop in retail tyre prices of up to 10 per cent, but almost certainly more than 5 percent, according to industry sources.
Many people didn't understand that the introduction of the GST would lead to cheaper retail tyre prices, the chief executive of Independent Tyre Distributors, Les DeCelis, said this week.
"We have people coming in wanting to buy tyres because they believe the price will go up 10 percent; they don't realise that the wholesale sales tax will be eliminated," DeCelis said.
The post-GST prices are likely to equate to a saving of up to $50 on a set of tyres for a family sedan, and up to $80 on a more highly specified car such as a BMW 3 Series.
But at a time of year when wet roads were a fact of life in southern States, and with NSW having one of its wettest years on record, the safety risks of running tyres with minimal tread depth are huge.
"Many motorists tend to run their tyres ragged before they replace them, probably running them beyond the point where they should be replaced," says Bridgestone spokesman Jon Carr.
"But to further delay replacing tyres at that time of the year could have disastrous results."
The national marketing manager of Dunlop Tyres, Chris Muir, agreed, saying the risk which people would take by delaying replacing tyres more than outweighed the possibility of a price saving.
Prices of tyres have increased this year by between 2 and 12 percent, DeCelis says, but this was largely a result of currency movements and the increasing world oil price as a large proportion of the manufacturing content of tyres is oil-based product.