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Patient Motivation a Must for Accountable Care
This article was originally published in the September issue of Managed Care Contracting & Reimbursement Advisor.
Accountable care is not a new concept to physicians, but the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA) is creating new pressure to get patients more actively involved in their care, says Erica Drazen, managing partner for emerging practices with the healthcare consulting firm CSC in Waltham, MA. Not only will patients' health improve, but the practice's revenue also can benefit.
PPACA includes several provisions that will tie reimbursement to performance, including:
- Value-based purchasing program: Beginning in October 2012, CMS will provide hospitals that meet established performance or improvement standards with value-based incentive payments.
- Excessive hospital readmissions penalty: Also beginning in October 2012, CMS will reduce reimbursement to hospitals with excess readmissions for pneumonia, heart failure, and acute myocardial infarction.
- Shared savings program: Groups of providers will be able to establish accountable care organizations by January 2012 for the care of Medicare FFS beneficiaries.
"Clearly, change is afoot. As healthcare organizations become more accountable for the care they provide, engaging patients in their health, wellness, and medical decisions will be increasingly important," Drazen says. "However, the biggest challenge lies in how to successfully motivate patients to take an active role in their health and medical decisions."
Along with CSC research analyst Caitlin Lorincz, Drazen recently authored a report, Preparing for Accountable Care, which details the four dimensions of health IT tools needed to successfully engage patients and how healthcare organizations can move ahead in implementing these tools. (The full report can be found online.)


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Did more work on the Kinect Motion Capture configuration. This short test would have taken me around 3 months to do manually. This took 4 hours including very minimal clean up. If I went to a Motion Capture center, it would have cost around 50k to rent the area. This looks very promising. BTW, that's me doing all the action

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"I go to this hospital twice every two weeks"
About: Royal Blackburn Hospital Royal Blackburn Hospital Blackburn BB2 3HH
Posted via NHS Choices
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I go to this hospital twice every two weeks one for blood tests and the next day to have my blood drained (venesection)
I've also just had an operation stayed in over night on ward b14 I had a private room which was very nice all the staff especially the night nurse that looked after me was 10/10.
It could not have been any better it was a five star service.
The food was hot and very good and good choice.
The care that I receive every time I go their is second to none, they even make me a cup of tea after my venesection sessions,
I go their for my hemotology, endocrine, neurology, ent, and other departments I go to royal Preston hospital for my oncology and that hospital is in need of a referb but still get good service there too.
I've been going to Blackburn hospital now every two weeks for over 3 years now and I cannot fault their service even in a&e when it was rushed in by ambulance.
Go and visit the grain restaurant on 2nd floor ( open to everyone) you get a massive choice of food and big portions for next to nothing ( better than K.F.C and Burger King )
And good healthy food.
I gust want to say thank you to all the staff even the cleaners that work their for taking care of me over the last 3 years and keep up the good work.
Ps. Please change the record on the revolving door on the entrance from ( please move forward) as this is getting annoying now every time I come in.
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CacheIR: A new approach to Inline Caching in Firefox
The past months we have been working on CacheIR, an overhaul of the IC code in SpiderMonkey's JITs. CacheIR has allowed us to remove thousands of lines of boilerplate and code duplication. It has also made it much easier to add new optimizations. This post describes how CacheIR works, why it's much better than what we had before, and some plans we have for the future.
IC stubs
Both the Baseline JIT and IonMonkey optimizing JIT can use Inline Cache stubs to optimize things like property accesses. Each IC has a linked list of stubs. When we want to optimize a certain operation, like
object.foo, the IC adds a new stub for this particular case to the list. Stubs usually have one or more guards and if a guard fails we jump to the next stub in the list.
CacheIR is a very simple bytecode that makes it easy to generate new IC stubs to optimize particular cases. Consider the following JS code:
var point = {x: 1, y: 2}; var x = point.x;
The GetProp IC we use for the
point.xlookup uses the GetPropIRGenerator to emit CacheIR for this lookup. The IR we emit for it looks like this:
GuardIsObject Op0 GuardShape Op0 Field0 LoadFixedSlotResult Op0 Field1
As you can see, CacheIR is a very simple, linear IR. It has no explicit branches, no loops, just guards. This makes it easy to compile CacheIR to machine code.
Here Op0 is the IC's input operand (
pointin this case). We first guard it's an object, then we guard on its Shape (an object's Shape determines its layout and properties, other engines may use the terms 'map' or 'hidden class'), and then we load a value from the object's fixed slot into the IC's output register.
In addition to the IR, the IR emitter also generates a list of stub fields. Field0 and Field1 above refer to fields in the stub data, in this case we have the following fields:
Field 0: Shape* pointer: 0xeb39f900 Field 1: offset: 16
The IR itself does not contain any pointers or slot offsets, we will see below why this matters.
A GetProp IC has a single input value, but other ICs like GetElem (used for
x[y]in JS) can have multiple inputs:
var prop = "x"; var x = point[prop];
Now the IR generator will insert extra guards to check
propis the string "x":
GuardIsObject Op0 GuardIsString Op1 <--- GuardSpecificAtom Op1 Field0 <--- GuardShape Op0 Field1 LoadFixedSlotResult Op0 Field2
We have two extra guards now (GuardIsString and GuardSpecificAtom) and an extra stub field that stores the atom we're guarding on ("x" in this case), but other than that the IR looks the same as before. The same trick can be used in a lot of other cases: for example, if
pointwould be a proxy/wrapper to our Point object, all we need to do is emit some CacheIR instructions to unwrap it and then we can emit the same IR as before.
We emit the same CacheIR for our Baseline and Ion ICs (but Ion ICs may NOP some type guards, for instance if we know the input is always an object). This is a big improvement over what we had before: our Baseline and Ion ICs used to share some code but not much, because they're quite different. This meant there was a lot of code duplication and many cases we optimized in Ion but not (or differently) in Baseline. CacheIR fixes all this.
Instead of having register allocation, code generation, and high level decisions (which guards to emit) in the same code, we now have a very clear separation of concerns: when we emit the IR, we don't have to worry about registers, stack slots, or boxing formats. When we compile the IR to machine code, we can simply compile one instruction at a time and don't have to worry about what to emit next. This separation has made the code much more readable and maintainable.
Sharing Baseline stub code
Our Baseline JIT can use the same machine code for many different stubs, because the IC inputs are always boxed Values stored in fixed registers and the IC stub reads things like Shape* pointers and slot offsets from the stub data, they are not baked into the code. Before CacheIR, each Baseline stub had to define an int32 key for this purpose and stubs with the same key could share code. This worked well, but it was tedious to maintain and easy to screw up when making changes to IC code. With CacheIR, we simply use the IR as key: stubs with the same IR can share code. This means the code sharing works automatically and we no longer have to think about it. It eliminates a lot of boilerplate and a whole class of potential bugs.
Removing boilerplate has been a recurring theme, we have seen the same thing with GC tracing for instance. Each Baseline stub that contained a Shape guard had to trace this Shape for GC purposes. Now there's a single place where we trace Shapes stored in stubs. Less boilerplate and much harder to get wrong.
Compiling CacheIR to machine code
After emitting the IR, we can compile it to native code. The code generation for most CacheIR instructions is shared between Baseline and Ion. As mentioned above, Baseline stub code is shared, so some CacheIR instructions are compiled differently for Baseline and Ion: Ion can bake in values directly into the code, whereas the Baseline code will read them from the stub data.
The CacheIR compiler uses a very simple register allocator to track where each operand lives (register, stack slot, etc) and which registers are available. When we compile an instruction, the first thing we do is request registers for the operands we need, and the register allocator takes care of spilling and restoring values as needed.
Furthermore, the register allocator allows us to generate failure paths automatically. A failure path is the code we emit when a guard fails: it restores the input registers and jumps to the next stub. This works because the register allocator knows the register state at the start of the stub and the current register state.
This makes it much easier to write IC code: you no longer have to remember where all values are stored, which registers are available, and which ones have to be restored. It eliminates another class of subtle bugs.
Tom Schuster (evilpie) has been working on a logging mechamism to find cases our ICs fail to optimize currently. He already fixed numerous performance issues that came up on websites like Facebook and Google Docs. We also had some performance issues on file that used to be hard to fix, but were much easier to optimize with CacheIR. In some cases, fixing an issue found on real-world websites turned out to (unexpectedly) improve benchmarks as well :)
Because the CacheIR we emit is the same for Baseline and Ion, we no longer have cases where Ion has IC support for something but Baseline doesn't. Whenever we add a new optimization to our IC code, it works in both Baseline and Ion. As a result, especially our Baseline JIT now optimizes a lot more things than before.
CacheIR stubs require much less boilerplate and code duplication. The IR instructions are our IC stub building blocks: many instructions can be reused for other things. Every time we converted a stub to CacheIR we saw big improvements in code size and maintainability. This has been incredibly satisfying.
Future plans
We are still working on converting the remaining Baseline and Ion IC stubs to CacheIR, and we will continue to use our new CacheIR tools to speed up a lot of other operations.
Our Ion optimizing JIT is currently able to pattern match the CacheIR we emitted for Baseline and uses it optimize certain cases. Once we are done converting IC stubs to CacheIR, the next step is to add a generic CacheIR to MIR compiler. This will bring some significant performance wins and will let us remove even more code: whenever we optimize a new case in the CacheIR emitter, we will not only generate Baseline IC code and Ion IC code, but also Ion inline paths from it.
CacheIR will also make it much easier to optimize the ES2015
superproperty accesses used in derived classes.
super.xinvolves 2 objects: the receiver and the super object. With CacheIR, we can simply add a new input operand to our GetProp IR generator and the IR compiler will do the right thing.
We've seen how CacheIR is used in SpiderMonkey to simplify/improve IC code generation and remove code duplication and boilerplate. Firefox Nightly builds now optimize more cases than ever, and we are working hard to improve our IC coverage even more. We will also see some serious performance wins from compiling CacheIR to MIR.
W^X JIT-code enabled in Firefox
Back in June, I added an option to SpiderMonkey to enable W^X protection of JIT code. The past weeks I've been working on fixing the remaining performance issues and yesterday I enabled W^X on the Nightly channel, on all platforms. What this means is that each page holding JIT code is either executable or writable, never both at the same time.
Almost all JITs (including the ones in Firefox until now) allocate memory pages for code with RWX (read-write-execute) permissions. JITs typically need to patch code (for inline caches, for instance) and with writable memory they can do that with no performance overhead. RWX memory introduces some problems though:
- Security: RWX pages make it easier to exploit certain bugs. As a result, all modern operating systems store code in executable but non-writable memory, and data is usually not executable, see W^X and DEP. RWX JIT-code is an exception to this rule and that makes it an interesting target.
- Memory corruption: I've seen some memory dumps for crashes in JIT-code that might have been caused by memory corruption elsewhere. All memory corruption bugs are serious, but if it happens for whatever reason, it's much better to crash immediately.
How It Works
With W^X enabled, all JIT-code pages are non-writable by default. When we need to patch JIT-code for some reason, we use a RAII-class,
AutoWritableJitCode, to make the page(s) we're interested in writable (RW), using VirtualProtect on Windows and mprotect on other platforms. The destructor then toggles this back from RW to RX when we're done with it.
(As an aside, an alternative to W^X is a dual-mapping scheme: pages are mapped twice, once as RW and once as RX. In 2010, some people wrote patches to implement this for TraceMonkey, but this work never landed. This approach avoids the mprotect overhead, but for this to be safe, the RW mapping should be in a separate process. It's also more complicated and introduces IPC overhead.)
Last week I fixed implicit interrupt checks to work with W^X, got rid of some unnecessary mprotect calls, and optimized code poisoning to be faster with W^X.
After that, the performance overhead was pretty small on all benchmarks and websites I tested: Kraken and Octane are less than 1% slower with W^X enabled. On (ancient) SunSpider the overhead is bigger, because most tests finish in a few milliseconds, so any compile-time overhead is measurable. Still, it's less than 3% on Windows and Linux. On OS X it's less than 4% because mprotect is slower there.
I think W^X works well in SpiderMonkey for a number of reasons:
- We run bytecode in the interpreter before Baseline-compiling it. On the web, most functions have less than ~10 calls or loop iterations, so we never JIT those and we don't have any memory protection overhead.
- The Baseline JIT uses IC stubs for most operations, but we use indirect calls here, so we don't have to make code writable when attaching stubs. Baseline stubs also share code, so only the first time we attach a particular stub we compile code for it. Ion IC stubs do require us to make memory writable, but Ion doesn't use ICs as much as Baseline.
- For asm.js (and soon WebAssembly!), we do AOT-compilation of the whole module. After compilation, we need only one mprotect call to switch everything from RW to RX. Furthermore, this code is only modified on some slow paths, so there's basically no performance overhead for asm.js/WebAssembly code.
I've enabled W^X protection for all JIT-code in Firefox Nightly. Assuming we don't run into bugs or serious performance issues, this will ship in Firefox 46.
Last but not least, thanks to the OpenBSD and HardenedBSD teams for being brave enough to flip the W^X switch before we did!
Testing Math.random(): Crushing the browser
(For tl;dr, see the Conclusion.)
A few days ago, I wrote about Math.random() implementations in Safari and (older versions of) Chrome using only 32 bits of precision. As I mentioned in that blog post, I've been working on upgrading Math.random() in SpiderMonkey to XorShift128+. V8 has been using the same algorithm since last week. (Update Dec 1: WebKit is now also using XorShift128+!)
The most extensive RNG test is TestU01. It's a bit of a pain to run: to test a custom RNG, you have to compile the library and then link it to a test program. I did this initially for the SpiderMonkey shell but after that I thought it'd be more interesting to use Emscripten to compile TestU01 to asm.js so we can easily run it in different browsers.
Today I tried this and even though I had never used Emscripten before, I had it running in the browser in less than an hour. Because the tests can take a long time, it runs in a web worker. You can try it for yourself here.
I also wanted to test window.crypto.getRandomValues() but unfortunately it's not available in workers.
Disclaimer: browsers implement Math functions like Math.sin differently and this can affect their precision. I don't know if TestU01 uses these functions and whether it affects the results below, but it's possible. Furthermore, some test failures are intermittent so results can vary between runs.
TestU01 has three batteries of tests: SmallCrush, Crush, and BigCrush. SmallCrush runs only a few tests and is very fast. Crush and especially BigCrush have a lot more tests so they are much slower.
Running SmallCrush takes about 15-30 seconds. It runs 10 tests with 15 statistics (results). Here are the number of failures I got:
Browser Number of failures Firefox Nightly 1: BirthdaySpacings Firefox with XorShift128+ 0 Chrome 48 11 Safari 9 1: RandomWalk1 H Internet Explorer 11 1: BirthdaySpacings Edge 20 1: BirthdaySpacings
Chrome/V8 failing 11 out of 15 is not too surprising. Again, the V8 team fixed this last week and the new RNG should pass SmallCrush.
The Crush battery of tests is much more time consuming. On my MacBook Pro, it finishes in less than an hour in Firefox but in Chrome and Safari it can take at least 2 hours. It runs 96 tests with 144 statistics. Here are the results I got:
Browser Number of failures Firefox Nightly 12 Firefox with XorShift128+ 0 Chrome 48 108 Safari 9 33 Internet Explorer 11 14
XorShift128+ passes Crush, as expected. V8's previous RNG fails most of these tests and Safari/WebKit isn't doing too great either.
BigCrush didn't finish in the browser because it requires more than 512 MB of memory. To fix that I probably need to recompile the asm.js code with a different TOTAL_MEMORY value or with ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1.
Furthermore, running BigCrush would likely take at least 3 hours in Firefox and more than 6-8 hours in Safari, Chrome, and IE, so I didn't bother.
The XorShift128+ algorithm being implemented in Firefox and Chrome should pass BigCrush (for Firefox, I verified this in the SpiderMonkey shell).
About IE and Edge
I noticed Firefox (without XorShift128+) and Internet Explorer 11 get very similar test failures. When running SmallCrush, they both fail the same BirthdaySpacings test. Here's the list of Crush failures they have in common:
- 11 BirthdaySpacings, t = 2
- 12 BirthdaySpacings, t = 3
- 13 BirthdaySpacings, t = 4
- 14 BirthdaySpacings, t = 7
- 15 BirthdaySpacings, t = 7
- 16 BirthdaySpacings, t = 8
- 17 BirthdaySpacings, t = 8
- 19 ClosePairs mNP2S, t = 3
- 20 ClosePairs mNP2S, t = 7
- 38 Permutation, r = 15
- 40 CollisionPermut, r = 15
- 54 WeightDistrib, r = 24
- 75 Fourier3, r = 20
This suggests the RNG in IE may be very similar to the one we used in Firefox (imported from Java decades ago). Maybe Microsoft imported the same algorithm from somewhere? If anyone on the Chakra team is reading this and can tell us more, it would be much appreciated :)
IE 11 fails 2 more tests that pass in Firefox. Some failures are intermittent and I'd have to rerun the tests to see if these failures are systematic.
Based on the SmallCrush results I got with Edge 20, I think it uses the same algorithm as IE 11 (not too surprising). Unfortunately the Windows VM I downloaded to test Edge shut down for some reason when it was running Crush so I gave up and don't have full results for it.
I used Emscripten to port TestU01 to the browser. Results confirm most browsers currently don't use very strong RNGs for Math.random(). Both Firefox and Chrome are implementing XorShift128+, which has no systematic failures on any of these tests.
Furthermore, these results indicate IE and Edge may use the same algorithm as the one we used in Firefox.
Math.random() and 32-bit precision
Last week, Mike Malone, CTO of Betable, wrote a very insightful and informative article on Math.random() and PRNGs in general. Mike pointed out V8/Chrome used a pretty bad algorithm to generate random numbers and, since this week, V8 uses a better algorithm.
The article also mentioned the RNG we use in Firefox (it was copied from Java a long time ago) should be improved as well. I fully agree with this. In fact, the past days I've been working on upgrading Math.random() in SpiderMonkey to XorShift128+, see bug 322529. We think XorShift128+ is a good choice: we already had a copy of the RNG in our repository, it's fast (even faster than our current algorithm!), and it passes BigCrush (the most complete RNG test available).
While working on this, I looked at a number of different RNGs and noticed Safari/WebKit uses GameRand. It's extremely fast but very weak. (Update Dec 1: WebKit is now also using XorShift128+, so this doesn't apply to newer Safari/WebKit versions.)
Most interesting to me, though, was that, like the previous V8 RNG, it has only 32 bits of precision: it generates a 32-bit unsigned integer and then divides that by
UINT_MAX + 1. This means the result of the RNG is always one of about 4.2 billion different numbers, instead of 9007199 billion (2^53). In other words, it can generate 0.00005% of all numbers an ideal RNG can generate.
I wrote a small testcase to visualize this. It generates random numbers and plots all numbers smaller than 0.00000131072.
Here's the output I got in Firefox (old algorithm) after generating 115 billion numbers:
And a Firefox build with XorShift128+:
In Chrome (before Math.random was fixed):
And in Safari:
These pics clearly show the difference in precision.
Safari and older Chrome versions both generate random numbers with only 32 bits of precision. This issue has been fixed in Chrome, but Safari's RNG should probably be fixed as well. Even if we ignore its suboptimal precision, the algorithm is still extremely weak.
Math.random() is not a cryptographically-secure PRNG and should never be used for anything security-related, but, as Mike argued, there are a lot of much better (and still very fast) RNGs to choose from.
Making `this` a real binding in SpiderMonkey
Last week I landed bug 1132183, a pretty large patch rewriting the implementation of
thisin SpiderMonkey.
How this Works In JS
In JS, when a function is called, an implicit
thisargument is passed to it. In strict mode,
thisinside the function just returns that value:
function f() { "use strict"; return this; } f.call(123); // 123
In non-strict functions,
thisalways returns an object. If the this-argument is a primitive value, it's boxed (converted to an object):
function f() { return this; } f.call(123); // returns an object: new Number(123)
Arrow functions don't have their own
this. They inherit the
thisvalue from their enclosing scope:
function f() { "use strict"; () => this; // `this` is 123 } f.call(123);
And, of course,
thiscan be used inside
function f() { "use strict"; eval("this"); // 123 } f.call(123);
thiscan also be used in top-level code. In that case it's usually the global object (lots of hand waving here).
How this Was Implemented
Until last week, here's how this worked in SpiderMonkey:
- Every stack frame had a this-argument,
- Each
thisexpression in JS code resulted in a single bytecode op (JSOP_THIS),
- This bytecode op boxed the frame's this-argument if needed and then returned the result.
Special case: to support the lexical this behavior of arrow functions, we emitted JSOP_THIS when we defined (cloned) the arrow function and then copied the result to a slot on the function. Inside the arrow function, JSOP_THIS would then load the value from that slot.
There was some more complexity around
eval: eval-frames also had their own this-slot, so whenever we did a direct
evalwe'd ensure the outer frame had a boxed (if needed) this-value and then we'd copy it to the eval frame.
The Problem
The most serious problem was that it's fundamentally incompatible with ES6 derived class constructors, as they initialize their 'this' value dynamically when they call super(). Nested arrow functions (and eval) then have to 'see' the initialized
thisvalue, but that was impossible to support because arrow functions and eval frames used their own (copied) this value, instead of the updated one.
Here's a worst-case example:
class Derived extends Base { constructor() { var arrow = () => this; // Runtime error: `this` is not initialized inside `arrow`. arrow(); // Call Base constructor, initialize our `this` value. eval("super()"); // The arrow function now returns the initialized `this`. arrow(); } }
We currently (temporarily!) throw an exception when arrow functions or eval are used in derived class constructors in Firefox Nightly.
thislazily also added extra complexity and overhead. I already mentioned how we had to compute
thiswhenever we used
The Solution
To fix these issues, I made
thisa real binding:
- Non-arrow functions that use
evaldefine a special
- In the function prologue, we get the this-argument, box it if needed (with a new op, JSOP_FUNCTIONTHIS) and store it in
- Then we simply use that variable each time
thisis used.
Arrow functions and eval frames no longer have their own this-slot, they just reference the
.thisvariable of the outer function. For instance, consider the function below:
function f() { return () => this.foo(); }
We generate bytecode similar to the following pseudo-JS:
function f() { var .this = BoxThisIfNeeded(this); return () => (.this).foo(); }
I decided to call this variable
.this, because it nicely matches the other magic 'dot-variable' we already had,
.generator. Note that these are not valid variable names so JS code can't access them. I only had to make sure with-statements don't intercept the
.thislookup when
thisis used inside a with-statement...
Doing it this way has a number of benefits: we only have to check for primitive
thisvalues at the start of the function, instead of each time
thisis accessed (although in most cases our optimizing JIT could/can eliminate these checks, when it knows the this-argument must be an object). Furthermore, we no longer have to do anything special for arrow functions or eval; they simply access a 'variable' in the enclosing scope and the engine already knows how to do that.
In the global scope (and in eval or arrow functions in the global scope), we don't use a binding for
this(I tried this initially but it turned out to be pretty complicated). There we emit JSOP_GLOBALTHIS for each this-expression, then that op gets the
thisvalue from a reserved slot on the lexical scope. This global
thisvalue never changes, so the JITs can get it from the global lexical scope at compile time and bake it in as a constant :) (Well.. in most cases. The embedding can run scripts with a non-syntactic scope chain, in that case we have to do a scope walk to find the nearest lexical scope. This should be uncommon and can be optimized/cached if needed.)
The Debugger
The main nuisance was fixing the debugger: because we only give (non-arrow) functions that use
evaltheir own this-binding, what do we do when the debugger wants to know the this-value of a frame without a this-binding?
Fortunately, the debugger (DebugScopeProxy, actually) already knew how to solve a similar problem that came up with
arguments(functions that don't use
argumentsdon't get an arguments-object, but the debugger can request one anyway), so I was able to cargo-cult and do something similar for
Other Changes
Some other changes I made in this area:
- In bug 1125423 I got rid of the innerObject/outerObject/thisValue Class hooks (also known as the holy grail). Some scope objects had a (potentially effectful) thisValue hook to override their
thisbehavior, this made it hard to see what was going on. Getting rid of that made it much easier to understand and rewrite the code.
- I posted patches in bug 1227263 to remove the
thisslot from generator objects, eval frames and global frames.
- IonMonkey was unable to compile top-level scripts that used
this. As I mentioned above, compiling the new JSOP_GLOBALTHIS op is pretty simple in most cases; I wrote a small patch to fix this (bug 922406).
We changed the implementation of
thisin Firefox 45. The difference is (hopefully!) not observable, so these changes should not break anything or affect code directly. They do, however, pave the way for more performance work and fully compliant ES6 Classes! :)


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Why not add some sparkle to a textiles project or design by adding some gems or studs. The gems are a great value for money. This allows excellent effects to be achieved for only a few pence.
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7-Day Highlights of West Coast Tour: Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, & California Theme Parks
Los Angeles
Summary of The Day: Your fun tour begins when your airplane lands at Los Angeles airport (LAX). You will be greeted by your friendly tour guide at the airport. He or she will guide you to your hotel and assist you with the check-in if needed. The hotel check-in time is 3:00pm.
**If your flight should become delayed or change for any reason, you will not be held responsible for your airport transfers. If you should arrive after the complimentary airport transfer times indicated, you may also be subject to a late arrival transfer fee or be required to self-transfer to the hotel. If you are delayed and arrive after our normal hours, please contact the emergency number listed on your e-ticket for assistance.**
Please e-mail or call us for a price quote for customers that:
* Arrive outside of the complimentary airport transfer time frames.
* Have flight delays requiring last minute additional late night/delayed airport transfers.
* Request more than one airport transfer per order.
- Tips:
- We strongly recommend you book your flight to arrive within the time frames which are noted and departure flight times after the times indicated.
- Hotel:
- Pacific Palm Resort / Hotel Irvine / Hiton Anaheim or similar
Visiting Attractions
Choose 1 Option From 7 Items
Summary of The Day: Today, we have seven itinerary choices for you! You can choose any one from the eight you'd like to take.
Disneyland/California Adventure Park (No tour guide)
Enter a magical kingdom where you can sail with pirates, explore exotic jungles, meet fairytale princesses, dive under the ocean and rocket through the stars—all in the same day!
At Disney's California Adventure Park, you'll get to visit Buena Vista Street, Condor Flats, Grizzly Peak, Hollywood Land, A Bug's Land, Pacific Wharf, Paradise Pier and Cars Land. Take a ride on California Screamin', the Twilight Zone Tower or Terror and the Grizzly River Run. These rides will give you a rush of adrenaline. Don't miss out on the Pixar Play Parade. You are in for a fun surprise!
Universal Studios Hollywood
Get ready for the ultimate Hollywood experience! Find a full day of action-packed entertainment all in one place: thrilling theme park rides and shows, a real working movie studio, and Los Angeles' best shops, restaurants and cinemas at CityWalk. Universal Studios Hollywood is a unique experience that's fun for the whole family.
SeaWorld San Diego
Come celebrate the wonders of the sea at SeaWorld? San Diego. Experience the amazing Shamu show, and thrilling rides like Journey to Atlantis?, Shipwreck Rapids? and Wild Arctic?. Dive into the world of sea turtles at Turtle Reef, an attraction featuring a 280,000-gallon aquarium with up to 60 threatened sea turtles, an interactive game that teaches kids about the threats turtles face in the wild, a map that tracks rehabilitated turtles and an exciting ride called Riptide Rescue.
San Diego One Day Tour
You'll pass through Downtown San Diego and board a leisurely cruise (Ticket is included in the tour.) to see the city and San Diego Bay. After the cruise, you will be board the USS Midway Museum (Ticket is included in the tour.) to see more than 60 exhibits and nearly 30 aircraft.
Los Angeles City Tour
Explore the "City of Angels" and its surrounding area with visits to sunny Santa Monica, fancy Beverly Hills and its famous Rodeo Drive and Downtown Los Angeles' El Pueblo De Los Angeles Historic Monument.
Palm Springs Outlet Shopping
We'll depart Los Angeles heading east along the I-10 towards one of the most famous vacation destinations in California - Palm Springs. The tour will stop at the largest factory outlet center - Desert Hills Premium Outlets - on the West Coast of the United States. Here, you can find more than 110 name brand retailers from around the world. Upon arrival, you tour guide will arrange about six hours for shopping and lunch. After an enjoyable shopping spree, we will return to Los Angeles.
Aquarium of the Pacific--Whale Watching--Battleship Iowa
Our pleasant day begins in the morning when we head to the Aquarium of the Pacific. 4th largest of its kind, the Aquarium covers an area of 5 acres and features over 12000 marine life in 500 different species.Then we'll board a boat at noon for a 2.5 hour whale watching cruise.After the cruise, we'll head to the Battleship Iowa.Our wonderful day trip will end at 5:00pm.
- Hotel:
- Pacific Palm Resort / Hotel Irvine / Hiton Anaheim or similar
Choose 1 Option From 7 Items
Summary of The Day: Today, we have seven itinerary choices for you! You can choose any one from the eight you'd like to take.
- Disneyland/California Adventure Park (No tour guide)
- Universal Studios Hollywood
- SeaWorld San Diego
- San Diego One Day Tour
- Los Angeles City Tour
- Palm Springs Outlet Shopping
- Aquarium of the Pacific--Whale Watching--Battleship Iowa
- Hotel:
- Pacific Palm Resort / Hotel Irvine / Hiton Anaheim or similar
Choose 1 Option From 7 Items
Summary of The Day: Today, we have seven itinerary choices for you! You can choose any one from the eight you'd like to take.
- Disneyland/California Adventure Park (No tour guide)
- Universal Studios Hollywood
- SeaWorld San Diego
- San Diego One Day Tour
- Los Angeles City Tour
- Palm Springs Outlet Shopping
- Aquarium of the Pacific--Whale Watching--Battleship Iowa
- Tips:
- Please note that SeaWorld San Diego and San Diego One Day Tour can not be arranged to the last tour day for those who will fly away from Los Angeles at the same day.
- Hotel:
- Pacific Palm Resort / Hotel Irvine / Hiton Anaheim or similar
Los Angeles - Las Vegas
Summary of The Day: We'll leave Los Angeles driving through the scenic Mojave Desert. And then you will head to Las Vegas - The Pearl in the Desert. You'll have the night to yourself. You may join our Las Vegas Night Tour or see one of the many award-winning shows the city has to offer!
Please sign up today to travel to either the Grand Canyon West or South. If you don't do this, you may not be able to join the Grand Canyon tour.
- Hotel:
- Monte Carlo or similar
Visiting Attractions
Las Vegas - Hoover Dam - Grand Canyon South/West/Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend - Las Vegas
Summary of The Day: You will have three options today. Please select one of them when booking.
West Rim (Skywalk):
We'll begin the day with a drive to the Hoover Dam(stop for approximately 30 minutes) in the morning and see North America's largest artificial lake - Lake Mead. Then, travel to one of the most famous 7 natural wonders of the world - the Grand Canyon!
Over eons, the Colorado River and erosion have sculpted this amazing landscape. Grand Canyon west rim belongs to the Indian Reservation (mandatory admission not included). The group will take the designated park shuttle to enter the canyon. Upon arriving in the terminal, you may take the helicopter ride and sightseeing boat tour (admission not included; optional), in order to feel the canyon and Colorado River from different perspective and explore the true beauty of the Grand Canyon. Afterwards, you may take the park shuttle to the next sightseeing spots, Eagle Point and Guano Point. At Eagle Point, you may take an optional visit to the "Skywalk", which is the new gigantic construction built on the very edge of the Grand Canyon West Rim. The group will return to Las Vegas in the evening. You may watch the world's renowned show at your own cost (optional).
South Rim:
We'll begin the day with a drive to the Hoover Dam(stop for approximately 30 minutes) in the morning and see North America's largest artificial lake - Lake Mead. Then, travel to one of the most famous 7 natural wonders of the world - the Grand Canyon!
Here is the world's most vivid erosion model, which is why the Grand Canyon attracts millions of tourists each year.Then, go to the largest view point near visitor center - Mather Point. Enjoy the sunshine and clouds that are always alternating controls over the canyon, adding a dash of style to the magnificent scenic picture. The group will return to Las Vegas in the evening.
* Please meet your tour guide at Circus Circus Sky Rise Tower (Near the elevator on the first floor, 2880 S. Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV 89109) at 5:00 am(Please DO confirm the number of the guide before departure).
* In winter, we reserve the right to change the day to day itinerary in case of bad weather. Guests may take a free day tour in Las Vegas(without any additional fee) instead of visiting the South Rim.
Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour:
In the Morning, we will traveling across the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, which is one of the world's ten photography site. Then we will travel across Glen Canyon Dam and take a boat tour of North America's second largest man-made lake - Lake We'll then return to Las Vegas. Las Vegas is constantly changing and always exciting. Take an optional city tour of Las Vegas and explore the "Entertainment Capital of the World" or attend one of the unique shows that are exclusively performed in Las Vegas.
* Please meet your tour guide at Circus Circus Skyrise Tower or other hotels on Las Vegas Boulevard at 5:00 am(Please DO confirm the number of the guide before departure).
- Hotel:
- Monte Carlo or similar
Las Vegas - Ethel M. Chocolate Factory & Botanical Cactus Garden - Tanger Outlet Center - Los Angeles
Summary of The Day: Today you will visit the Ethel M. Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden just outside of the Strip. After, you'll enjoy a buffet lunch (optional) before departing from Vegas, and making your way to Los Angeles. On the trip back to Los Angeles you'll stop by the famous Tanger Outlet Center where you'll be able to satisfy all your shopping needs. Later, guests will be dropped off at LAX or the major pick-up location and hotels which were used for departures.
Guests who wish to end their tour in Las Vegas, must please leave us a comment under the comments section when completing their reservation. However, if you do choose to depart from Las Vegas, you'll forgo the tour to the Tanger Outlet Center.
Guests departing from Las Vegas, you will visit the Ethel M. Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden in the morning before being transferred to the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, conveniently close to the McCarran International Airport.
Want a super value tour? please refer to 7-Day Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Los Angeles Package Tour from Los Angeles **Super Value**
- Tips:
- We offer hotel extension services; if you'd like to book a room, please contact us for a quotation.
*LAX Terminal Meeting Spots*
Tom Bradley Int'l Terminal(Terminal B) - 7/11 supermarket (forward leading to the left)
Terminal 1 - Baggage Claim#1 Hudson News
Terminal 2 - Baggage Claim#2
Terminal 3 - Baggage Claim#A
Terminal 4 - Starbucks
Terminal 5 - Baggage Claim#3
Terminal 6 - Information and ATM
Terminal 7/8 - Baggage Claim#1
*LAX Pick-up Time and Schedule*
We offer one complimentary airport transfer from LAX to your hotel for each reservation. We offer complimentary transfers for:
* Domestic US arrival transfers between 8:30am-10:00pm
* International arrival transfers between 8:30am - 9:30pm
Bus schedule: Every 1 hour we have the transfer bus pick passengers up at airport (8:30am, 9:30am, 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:30pm, 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm, 10:30pm). If you arrive early, please meet your guides and wait at the meeting point for the next bus. The guide will be wearing a yellow uniform, holding a small yellow flag or an iPad with the local provider's icon.
Airport drop-off:
Drop-off in Los Angeles:
The tour normally returns to Los Angeles between 6:30pm - 7:00pm, but there may be a 30-60 minute delay caused by some special circumstances, such as bad weather condition, traffic jam, etc.
We offer the complimentary airport drop-off service, guests who wish to fly out of LAX on the same day must please book a U.S. domestic flight after 9:30pm. and international flight after 10:30pm.
Drop-off in Las Vegas(not guaranteed, need to confirm):
We recommend taxi services for guest flying out of McCarran International Airport. Taxis can be arranged for USD 10 and takes about 10 minutes. Please book your flight after 2:00pm.
Standard Price/Person By Occupancy
Tour Options - Pre-book Antelope Canyon Tickets
Buy 2 Get 3rd Discounted
*The third guest joins the tour at a discounted rate (except applicable admission fees, mandatory tips, optional activities, and own expense items) on shared room basis.
*For buy 2 get 3rd discounted promotion, please choose the actual passenger numbers so that we can reserve the bus seat for each passenger.
*** Standard Amendment, Cancellation and Refund Policy applies to discounted-fare passenger based on triple or quadruple price.
*No-shows will be assessed a penalty fee $200.00 per passenger, that is to be paid in cash by the other participating travelers of the reservation.
*Price for Single Occupancy applies when one person stays in one standard hotel room.
*Price for Double/Triple/Quadruple Occupancy applies when two/three/four people stay in one standard hotel room respectively.
*Triple/Quadruple price does not guarantee a third/fourth bed in the room since each room is equipped with 2 beds. Please check the availability at the time of check-in.
*Price for child applies when a 2-9 years old child staying in one standard room as a third or fourth person.
*Maximum room capacity: 4 people including adult and child/infant.
*Additional fees may apply for travelers under 2 years of age. Please ensure you inform us when booking if you are travelling with infants 2 years or younger by placing the number of infants and their dates of birth in the comments section when booking online.Additional expense or Price raise will apply for customers who stay overnight in Las Vegas hotels during 12/25/2017-1/2/2018. The price on our website is not the final price. There may be a price raise of $80-$300. Please be subject to our final confirmation.
- Complimentary airport pick-up (Domestic US arrival transfers between 8:30am-10:00pm; International arrival transfers between 8:30am - 9:30pm) and drop-off
- 6-night hotel accommodations
- Ground transportation in air-conditioned tour coach
- Professional tour escort
- Admission to chosen theme parks or items, please select them in the booking section.
- Airfares between your home and LAX airport
- All personal expenses including hotel room service and meals; however, you have the option to pay for meals that tour guide arranges
- Service Fee for tour guide/bus driver (min. $8.00/day per person)
- Airport Pick-up Service Fee for Driver (min. $4.00/person)
- Optional tours (Items and prices may vary due to different seasons and are subject to the final confirmation made by tour guide when on tour.):
- San Diego Bay Cruise: $25.00/Adult; $12.00/Child(4-12)(Depends on your final choice of the items.
- Madame Tussauds Wax Museum: $27.00/Adult; $20.00/Child(4-12)(For Universal Studios Hollywood)
- Las Vegas Night Tour: $35.00/person(According to the weather)
- Las Vegas Night Tour & High Roller: $75/adult; $60.00/child(4-12)
- Grand Canyon West Rim Helicopter: $159.00/person
- Air Only Tour Grand Canyon West Rim: $129.00/Person
- Grand Canyon West Rim Admission : $90.00/Person(
Mandatory Fee
(No refund or exempt of Mandatory Fee unless visited attractions are closed.))
- Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour & Colorado River Boat Cruise: $220.00/Person
- Las Vegas Show: Please check with tour guide(tickets for KA, Believe, Le Reve, Fantasy, Zumanity, O, David Copperfield, Zarkana, Blue Man, The Beatles Love)
- Grand Canyon South Rim Helicopter Tour: $249.00/person(Take off from South Rim and fly over the Grand Canyon for about 30min. )
- Grand Canyon National Park : $50.00/person (
Mandatory Fee
(No refund or exempt of Mandatory Fee unless visited attractions are closed.))
- Skywalk: $25.00/Person
- Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend tour: $120.00/Person(Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Admissions included. Please select in the Reservation Box.
Mandatory Fee if you choose Antelope Canyon.
(No refund or exempt of Mandatory Fee unless visited attractions are closed.))
- Las Vegas buffet lunch: $15.00/Adult; $10.00/Child(5-12)(include service fee. The optional seafood buffet is only available in Las Vegas at 4300 E. Sunset Rd., C-1, Henderson, NV 89014.)
- Please double check your selection choice in Los Angeles when booking. Once a choice has been confirmed, it can only be changed for an additional fee.
- On the day you visit Grand Canyon West Rim or South Rim, if you choose not to visit these two attractions, you will need to pay $30.00/person for free explore fee.
- To make your travel more convenient, we suggest you book your tour one month prior to the departure date during the holiday season (New Year/Christmas).
- Due to the popularity of these tours during the busy season, the overnight hotels may be fully booked. We will choose the hotels which offer similar standards of service as an alternative.
- Las Vegas Tours do not permit travelers under 18, unaccompanied by a co-traveler 21 or older, to join. Travelers aged 18-21 who are unaccompanied by a co-traveler 21 or older can join the tour, however, they cannot gamble in Las Vegas.
- Due to the Department of Homeland Security's regulations of Hoover Dam, all bus tours are limited to carry-on luggage such as backpacks and duffle bags. All carry-on items must fit in the over head compartment. Luggage cannot be stored in the compartments under the bus. Any other travel luggage needs to be left at your hotel.
- We strongly recommend that you contact the airline and our local tour provider to confirm your flight arrival timing, and request to arrange for a pickup before your departure.
- Flight information must be provided in order for the airport transfer services to be arranged. At our discretion, if flight information is not provided or provided last minute, your reservation will be noted as a self transfer and no airport transfer services will be arranged. If you decide to self transfer to the tour's first night's hotel, please inform us at your earliest convenience. If you opt out of a transfer service, you may reinstate the airport transfer service if notification to reinstate the service is given well in advance of the tour's departure. Urgent requests to reinstate airport transfer services will not be guaranteed. If a flight is delayed, Tours4fun/ local provider will attempt to arrange a later airport transfer service, however; this later service is not guaranteed. If an airport transfer service is not available and cannot be provided, all guests are responsible for self transferring to the tour's first night's hotel.
- Tour guides and drivers rely upon the service fees charged on the tour to supplement their income. The wages of tour guides and drivers are determined factoring in that they will receive service fees to augment their earnings. Please pay at least the recommended service fee because the tour guides and drivers work hard to accommodate many people on the tour.
- Depending on your arrival time, your hotel room may not be available until the afternoon. Most hotels allow check-in between 1:00pm-3:00pm, however some charge a fee for early check-in. Please check at the hotel desk to see if you may store your luggage at the hotel if you wish to explore the city on your own before check-in.
- Please Note:
1. Guests are not allowed to use a CITY PASS and admission ticket purchased by themselves to join the sightseeing attractions included in this tour.
2. Guests who do use a CITY PASS or admission ticket purchased by themselves, will not be offered the transportation service for that day, and will possible need to pay a penalty fee. Please consult your tour guide for details.
- Tours4Fun reserves the rights to adjust the itinerary, if the attractions are closed during holidays or due to weather. The final itinerary is subject to reconfirmation. Please check more details of the itinerary with your guide during the trip.
- Language: This tour is escorted by a professional bilingual tour guide and/or driver guide (English/Chinese). Tours and/or languages may be combined to operate this tour depending on the number of passengers who have booked a particular departure.
- Bus Arrangement: Passengers on the same reservation will be arranged on the same bus unless stated otherwise. If you wish to be on the same bus as another party /an existing reservation, please note your request with the reservation number in the comment section on the checkout page or notify us at least 24 hours prior to tour departure.
- Tours4Fun cooperates with top local area tour operators and ensures the best quality of services to all travelers. We provide tour coaches that all are insured with a liability insurance coverage from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 to make sure that your trips are safer and more enjoyable.
- This tour/activity is overseen by a select local operator in the region. Upon booking your tour or activity and after receiving confirmation, you will be issued an e-ticket detailing the local operator's name and contact information. If you require assistance finding a specific tour, please contact us for more information.
- If you choose Los Angeles City Tour, when Getty Center is closed, Griffith Observatory will be the replacement.
Close dates for Getty Center:
Every Monday
American Holidays(Thanksgiving day, Christmas, New Year, etc.)
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Shirley(1)Useful12/05/2016Our family really enjoyed the tour ( Verified Purchased )
We had just finished our 7 days Grand canyon tour . We had a great time! The tour guides were very nice and professional! The accommodation were great, very spacious and clean! We love the Las Vegas buffet ! I will strongly recommend oth...er tourists to try to travel at off peak season like we did this time. We did all the rides in Universal Studio without waiting, watched all the famous shows in San Diego Sea World and visited arctic animals with no rush and had a great shopping experience in Dessert Hills outlet. We loved the shows in Las Vegas and the view of Grand Canyon was breathtaking! The only few things we felt a bit annoyed were tours guides changed quite often and we had to combine with others buses during pick up and drop off time daily. But I do understand this is off peak season and probably this was the best way the company can manage. Overall we had a great time and will definitely join the tour again and will recommend to our family and friends! A big thank you to the team and all the best! Read full review
TJ Reyes(21)Useful09/09/2009Lovin Las Vegas ( Verified Purchased )
My siblings and I enjoyed the theme parks, but we had a blast in Vegas. My brothers really liked The Rockhous\' Girls! Girls! Girls! The thought of doing the Skywalk had me freaked out, but the views were the best. The Skywalk is a must for... anyone visiting the Grand Canyon. Just a word of caution, the bus ride to Las Vegas did not feel leisurely. The bus-ride felt like it was more than four hours, but apparently that\'s normal. Read full review
Susan(20)Useful05/20/2008nice tour, highly recommending ( Verified Purchased )
It's so great! I expect to join such a tour for quite a long time. I always want to visit DISNEYLAND and UNIVERSAL STUDIOS in the same tour, but I can't find such a tour but tours4fun. Also, I visited FASHION OUTLET SHOPPING CENTER. The re...staurants provided us with delicious food, and the hotels are comfortable. So I can't help to recommending you to join your favorite tours in tours4fun.com. Read full review
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January 17, 2011 by staff
MLK QUOTES, One of my favorite MLK "guillemets''EST this: Everyone can be great … because anybody can serve. You do not have a college degree to serve. You ' t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.
I think this project (Turning Point) is an excellent example of this quote in action. What began as an idea has snowballed in partnerships that will last and really make an impact at Turning Point Academy.
Stephen Norton, 24, was born 18 years after King's death. He grew up in Peoria, Ill., and spent a year in Charlotte working for Habitat for Humanity AmeriCorps as a volunteer. He and his girlfriend, Mary Bumgardner AmeriCorps volunteers, designed the outdoor classroom that the group will begin to address today.
Service was a part of my life since I was young. Teachings of Martin Luther King influenced me greatly. Just the idea to watch for your neighbors and be ready to sacrifice things in your life to help others – and standing for the people when you see inequality – inspired me to help give people a voice.
As an immigration lawyer Charlotte, Jordan Forsythe, 38, had a lot of what the king facing in its efforts to win equal rights and a voice for the poor. She grew up in New Orleans, where she remembers the huge parades to celebrate the legacy of King. A member of Temple Israel, Forsythe is on the organizing committee for the project today.
The service is very important to me. Currently, our immigration laws, I am reminded daily of the problems Dr. King. Most of my customers have no right to vote. It is extremely restrictive.
I spend most of my time as a lawyer in deportation defense. This can be extremely rewarding, very disappointing – it's always very moving, regardless of the outcome. The work raises my respect and admiration for what Dr. King was able to accomplish, even with all the challenges he faced. I laws I must follow the rules of court are often adverse to my clients. It hurts like a human being when he is not a positive resolution. But I'm lucky. I'm not facing the fear that Dr. King faced. It was an incredible person to resist that.
Without doubt, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would be proud of the scene that takes place today at Turning Point Academy, the CMS alternative school for students with severe discipline problems.
On this 25th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring King, more than 150 volunteers from different faiths, ages and colors will assemble to build garden beds, trellises, and compost bins for an outdoor classroom so that these students could find an appreciation of nature – and ultimately find their way back into a traditional classroom.
Volunteers will also paint the gymnasium bleachers. They have other plans for the school – including corridor wall painting, renovation of a teacher's lounge – which had to be delayed after the snow last week turned this holiday into a day of makeup students.
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Erica grew up among roadside farm stands, orchards, dairy farms, backyard gardens and sugar shacks. In her twenties she worked on a vegetable farm and later moved into an organic co-op where they grew all of their food for the year on a ½-1 acre in the happy valley soil of Western Massachusetts. Recently she purchased her own 4.3 acre slice of farm heaven in Northern Colorado and has spent the last year and a half renovating a 1907 farm house and the property. Planting orchards and a vegetable garden, fixing barns, building chicken coops and fences has been one more step toward food independence. She loves to dig it, plant it, grow it, pick it, eat it, read about it, talk about it and share the bounty.
She has spent the last year and a half blogging about her experience building their farmstead. She loves to write and share information. It seemed a natural progression to share her exploration of the Northern Colorado farm community and food scene through Farming Fort Collins.
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If Kristin isn't eating, writing, or hanging out with her family, she's in the mountains. Over the last two years she has been tackling a different hike in Northern Colorado every week, exploring the beautiful scenery in the Rocky Mountains. While many miles have been tracked, there's still an endless amount of outdoor adventures to be had. She's fly-fished next to Bull Moose in lakes, come across black bears on Poudre Canyon trails, set up camp in hail storms, and dodged lightning claps in Rocky Mountain Nation Park.
Not only has she immersed herself in the wilderness of the Rockies, she's been fortunate enough to be hired as a freelance travel writer for various publications, writing essays on river rafting in Oregon and more.
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At a little over 5 feet, Malini Bartels stands taller than some children and is louder than most house pets. This highly energetic mother of 2 has been living in Fort Collins for 11+ years and thoroughly enjoys the community feel and exciting arts scene.
Born and raised in the Great Plains of Oklahoma, Malini got her start in local radio and television in the mid 80′s. While Majoring in Mechanical Engineering at university (like a good Indian girl) Malini continued her development in dance, piano, flute, acting, creative writing, and as a disc jockey. She occasionally hosts Live@Lunch on KRFC, performs with local theatre companies, and teaches cooking classes around town. Malini also has a passion for non-profits and oddly believes that volunteering is one of the most awesome forms of entertainment this cool college town has to offer! Follow Malini's exciting adventures and new discoveries on Entertaining Fort Collins.
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Meg's interest in history started in college when she lived in a ridiculously cool old Victorian house. As a lover of narratives and patterns, she connected the dots and realized that the historic buildings around Ann Arbor told stories about the beginnings of that city, reflected changing values and beliefs over time, and continued to inform and affect the present day culture and ethos of the community. Buildings have been, and continue to be, an important lens through which Meg views the history and culture of the cities in which she's lived. As she writes about Fort Collins on Forgotten Fort Collins, whether about an ad in an old newspaper or a Fort Collins family that's lived here for several generations, expect to see patterns among the stories that seek to define and describe the character and culture of Fort Collins as it was, as it is, and perhaps to even shed light on what it will eventually grow to be.
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Pedal Fort Collins is dedicated to the idea that bicycling is for everyone. Used as a form of transportation, bicycling promotes activity in a sedentary world, sustainability in a consumer driven world, and community in an increasingly polarized world. Meg has been been bicycling for as long as she can remember, using a bicycle as an alternative form of transportation since the mid-70s when, as a kid, she realized that a bicycle could get her down the street to the store where candy bars were sold. Pedal Fort Collins focuses primarily on the transportation aspects of bike riding in the city– covering issues such as safety, rules of the road, bicycle infrastructure, biking with kids, traffic/congestion issues and practical tips.


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Title: Harnessing Sunlight
Author: Sandy S.
Disclaimer: I own nothing, but Joss said we could play!
Rating: PG-13…maybe R eventually.
Summary: A few years post-NFA. The good guys did not prevail in the fight in L.A. Spike/Buffy.
Dedication: Special thanks to my dear friend, Tiana, for reading over the fic so far and to Deathisyourart for the very gorgeous inspiration! Other thanks to Sway, Amy, and Gabefor their information on Prague:o)
Harnessing Sunlight
Part One, Reunion
She runs.
Her boots pound the cobblestone pavement in sharp bursts of sound. Cold, crisp air rushes in and out of her lungs with each breath she takes, and she is grateful for the sharp ache in her lungs and the white cloud of carbon dioxide that comes with each exhalation.
She's also grateful for the throbbing pain in her side.
The pain tells her that she is still alive. She knows enough about death to be familiar with the numbness that comes with her life force slipping away.
After all, she's died. . . or nearly died. . . more times than she cares to admit.
She refuses to look down at herself, not wanting to the moonlight to illuminate the trail of precious scarlet fluid that's trailing after her. . . marking the way for her pursuers.
At the corner, there is a major fork in the alleyway, and she hesitates, sparing a glance back over her shoulder. The wind whips blond hair over her eyes, and she tosses the gun she carries into her other hand, pushing aside the errant strands.
No one's behind her, so she takes a short break to assess her situation.
Tapping her left ear, she speaks aloud, "Come on. Come on. Please be there."
She fought long and hard to retrieve the object in the pouch at her waist.
And one of her attackers had knocked loose the device planted in her ear. . . her only way of contacting her mission partner. Somewhere along the way, the mission had gotten off schedule, and they'd been separated.
Her ear itches, but nothing happens. The communicator is kaput.
Damn it.
She flips open her wrist computer and checks the time.
It's almost two in the morning.
She has forty-three minutes to find him and somehow make it to the shuttle before her team shuts the doors and re-sets the magic barriers for another month, leaving them trapped above ground. If they make it to the shuttle by two-thirty, they can radio ahead and buy some more time. She knows Willow can hold open the barrier long enough. . . the political red tape is the problem. The authorities in charge don't always like to bend the rules.
A footstep echoes across the quiet alley.
She holds her breath and pivots silently on her heel, rubbing a finger over the gun's barrel to turn it on. She doesn't like the feel of a gun in her hand. Even with the passage of time and her new circumstances, she still prefers the wooden stakes she and her friends used to spend hours carving what seems like eons ago.
Nowadays wood is too precious to waste on giant stakes.
Instead, the ammunition in the gun maximizes her chances of killing demons and vamps.
Quick and dirty kill.
That's what Andrew likes to call the results.
He designed the bullets with traces of wood that tore through the heart's muscle and splintered apart on impact. It's definitely an efficient way to slay.
If wood doesn't kill her enemies, the silver knife in her belt will.
Both hands on the gun, she flips her wrist computer closed with a soft click that makes her freeze and listen.
She hears nothing but the sound of the air whistling along the buildings. She wonders what they look like during the day, and she knows she will never have the chance to see. . . not if she keeps insisting that she will only go on missions with her current partner.
She's been missing the sunlight. . . they all have, but very soon, if she succeeds, that will be remedied.
Moving silent as a cat, she presses up against the stone wall so that her body is positioned behind a slight protrusion. Peering into the shadows, she pays attention to her senses, eyes watching every flicker of light and change of shadow, ears listening for another footstep, and hairs on skin standing on end to detect anyone nearby.
She frowns. She could have sworn. . .
Without warning, a cool hand covers her mouth and pulls her backward.
A cry tries to escape her lips but is instantly muffled by fingers pressing close to her lips.
She doesn't think.
She just chomps down hard on the fingers, eliciting a string of curses from her attacker. Using the distraction, she pushes on the arm that's encircled her waist and whirls to face her attacker, aiming the gun right for his heart.
"Bloody hell, woman!" a familiar voice hisses. "First, you bite me, and then, you point that thing at me. You trying to kill me?"
"Spike!" She launches herself into his arms, letting the gun go limp in her hand. His hair is shorn short and rubs against her cheek as she inhales the scent of old leather and peppermints.
Relief pours over her, but she feels him tense at her gesture of affection.
To cover her disappointment, she bounces back, shaking the gun at him. "You shouldn't sneak up on people like that!"
The moonlight gives her a glimpse of his blue eyes. He holds his palms up defensively. "Watch what you're doing with that thing. I don't fancy being dusted tonight."
She holsters the weapon in her belt. "Sorry."
"Where you been, pet? You cut out," he taps his ear, "and then, you didn't meet me back where we agreed."
"One of the vamps at the target facility knocked my communicator loose. It hasn't worked since."
"And what about the meeting part?" He studies her carefully, grabbing her by the hips and bringing her forward to examine her mid-section.
Aware that he's voluntarily touching her, she manages, "Technology and Buffy are un-mix-y things. I couldn't figure out Giles's mapping system on this stupid wrist computer."
"Didn't you pay attention in the briefing?" His fingers loosen her shirt from her pants, sending shivers of desire up her spine. Then, he probes her wound so that she winces. "What happened here?"
"I paid attention!" she insists, batting his hands down. "I just like to use my instincts. I'm not that far off, am I?" He tries to inspect her injury again. "Will you stop that?" She wishes that he would touch her in other ways, but that's not going to happen anytime soon. . . not when he hardly talks with her outside of the missions. "I'm fine. One of the vamps just got a knife in me. It's just a surface-y scratch. Promise."
He sighs. He knows better than to mess with a Slayer who's being stubborn. They have a little over thirty minutes until they have to be at their designated location; he'll deal with her when they're safe. For now, he has to attend to more pertinent issues, "It's just a scratch that's bleeding all over the sodding place and leaving behind a trail of bloody breadcrumbs for any vamps within a four block radius."
She blinks. "It's that strong?"
"How do you think I found you?"
Feeling annoyed, she plants her hands on her hips and asks, "So, tell me, then, where are all these vamps that are following me? I thought I lost them several hundred yards ago."
"Well," he shrugs and grins, "you are a bit off course, pet. Had to actively search for you. . . pick out your trail from amidst the other copper-scented trails in the area."
"So, you admit it; you had a hard time finding me. It's not that serious."
"Actually," his eyes flick to the darkness over her shoulder, "when I said you went the wrong way, I didn't say that you got yourself out of trouble."
She follows his gaze, muscles tensing as she grips the handle of her gun. Growls issue forth from the shadows, and golden eyes glow against the inky backdrop of the buildings.
Time for another fight.


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More than one hundred people were injured when the police charged at garment factory workers out on demonstrations with truncheons and teargas shells at Konabari in Gazipur and Savar in Dhaka on Saturday.
Scores of vehicles and factories were vandalized. The lawmen also fired gunshots to tackle the situation.
The workers blocked the Dhaka–Tangail Highway at Konabari and the Dhaka–Aricha Highway at Savar, suspending traffic for several hours.
More than 100 people, including 18 policemen, were injured in
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Discussion in 'OT Bar' started by adrenalin112, Oct 10, 2007.
I guess I'm the only one that doesn't give a fuck about Kurt Angle. Keep the WWE and MMA as far away from each other as possible.
It is the fact that he isnt taking a serious approach to it. Dana offered him a contract, but part of the contract said he had to take a year to jsut train and prepare for MMA.
he is gonna get himself killed or permanently injured, and it's gonna leave a black eye on MMA
its not WWE, its TNA
its IFL he wont get hurt too bad.
who cares about his pro wrestling shit, the fact that he's had serious neck injuries should keep his ass from competing but hey at least he has some serious wrestling background to at least give himself a shot vs IFL competitors (lets face it, he wouldn't exactly be fighting fedor lol)


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