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Dotan, that looks like what I'm looking for and it's roughly what I had in mind although I didn't realize that a Class::Prototyped class could have multiple parents, which resolves the question of multiple mixins. How are they evaluated for execution? For example, if you override render_enter in Miner::Utils::Links and Miner::Utils::Text, will it just execute both of their render_enter methods in sequence in the order you added their parent slot in the foreach loop of install_mixins?
Andrew On 8/16/07 12:44 PM, "Dotan Dimet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Andrew, > > CGI::Prototype as a framework is something of a bit of string lashed > around a set of power tools. > > These tools can do anything you need, but the "framework" provides no > guidance about how to do it, beyond the "with this" inherent in > Randall's choice of tools. > > Instead of 'use base', I use the Class::Prototyped ability to install > other classes into your object. > > > In my base class (CGI::Prototype::Hidden subclass), I've got a method > that installs my plugins: > > > sub install_mixins { > > my ($self, @mixins) = @_; > my $prefix = $self->mixins_prefix . '::'; > foreach my $pkg (@mixins) { > $self->reflect->addSlot ( [ "$pkg*", 'PARENT' ] => $prefix . $pkg ); > my $plugin = $self->reflect->getSlot("$pkg*"); # the mixin we > just installed > } > } > > > The mixins_prefix is "configurable": > > sub mixins_prefix { return "Miner::Utils" } > > > And I install my mixins in app_enter in the base class: > > > sub app_enter { > my ($self) = @_; > # connect to the database: > Foo::DBI::init($Config::Site::database_connect_string, > $Config::Site::schema, $Config::Site::schema); > # load all the Miner::Utils::* packages: > $self->install_mixins(qw(Links Text Cookie Exec Log Order TimeField > LOB )); > } > > > If I want to use a particular mixin only in one or more specific pages, > I call install_mixins in their control_enter or respond_enter methods. > > > My plugin/mixin classes (like Miner::Utils::Cookie, for example) are > CGI::Prototype::Hidden subclasses, although I could probably make them > Class::Prototyped subclasses, or independent modules. > > > The advantage of calling install_mixins in the app_enter is that things > like the CGI object and the database connection are already set up, so I > can install classes that mess about with things like the database > session, like Class::DBI::Plugin::DateFormat::Oracle for example. > > > Hope this helps, > > > - Dotan. > > > > > Andrew Gianni wrote: > >> I'd like to figure out how to get mixins up and running under >> CGI::Prototype. I think I understand the technical aspects of >> Class::Prototyped well enough to pull it off, but I have design questions >> that I'd like feedback on. Assuming all goes well, I'd be happy to >> contribute a CGI::Prototype::Mixin module to CPAN if I can get it that >> generalized. Let me start with three scenarios I'd like to be able to >> address and the issues I see: >> >> 1. We have at least two applications that have pages that allow users to >> upload files. The page is pretty similar in both applications with only a >> few application specific things, like the table it's using and an extra >> field. What I'd like to do is create an abstract page class for the file >> upload page and then implement it with concrete page classes within the >> applications themselves, overriding necessary methods to customize. I have >> actually done this in the past by not giving the abstract class a base class >> and using multiple inheritance in the concrete class like so: >> >> use base qw( Abstract::Page::Class My::App ); >> >> And that mostly works, but I'm knew that it could cause problems down the >> line and after only a few months I found a scenario where it breaks: under >> mod_perl, if I use the mixin page for more than one concrete page class in >> my application and use Apache::Reload to reload the concrete page classes, I >> get errors with whichever concrete page class is reloaded second. I don't >> remember exactly what the error is, but I can look into it if anyone is >> interested. Cracking plugability for this example is most important for me >> because we actually have two more page types that we need to be able to do >> this with and right now they're just duplicated in multiple projects. >> >> 2. I would like to create a pluggable diagnostics module that I could stick >> in front of my app module to override core CGI::P methods at strategic >> locations to capture performance data. >> >> 3. We currently have two different validation methodologies and I'm not sure >> how soon we'll be picking one or the other to standardize on. I'd like to >> create two separate mixin classes so I can choose the validation >> functionality to use. I know I could make this work with something like a >> Strategy pattern, defining two different validation classes with the same >> interface and telling the app which one to use, but if I can get the first >> two examples working, this could easily come along for the ride. >> >> The basics of this from a technical perspective should be pretty straight >> forward, right? I just need to take the mixin class and manipulate it's >> parent and the parent of the class that I want to inherit from it, right? >> >> The complicated part, and perhaps this doesn't have an easy answer, is what >> it I want to insert more than one mixin? What if, for example, >> CGI::Prototype::Hidden became a mixin, as Randal proposed some time ago (did >> I understand that correctly?) and I also have an authentication mixin I'd >> like to use. The problem is that, as a developer, I know the interfaces of >> the two mixins and what they do, but I don't want to have to look at the >> internals of each one to know if I need to put CGI::Prototype::Hidden >> infront of CGI::Prototype::Mixin::Auth or vice versa. Is this actually a >> connundrum or am I overanalyzing this? 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Geometric brick courtyards radiate outwards from a cluster of buildings. A closer look, however, reveals a large, dark entrance to a tunnel between two of the structures. Above it is a relief of a nude couple surrounded by grapevines.
This is the Artwinery, the largest producer of sparkling wine in eastern Europe. It occupies nearly three million square feet of tunnels in a former mine that descends up to 250 feet below the earth. Opened as a birthdays gift to Joseph Stalin in 1950, it is where he tried to bring class war to the liquor cabinet by creating "champagne for the people."
Today it sits a stone's throw from where Ukraine is fighting a war with Russian proxies. From Soviet industrial powerhouse to post-Soviet decline to a nostalgia-driven revival and now hostage to an ongoing geopolitical struggle, the winery has long seen its fortunes rise and fall with Ukraine's as the country's relationship with its eastern neighbor has changed.
We enter the tunnel. Once we emerge from the darkness, we are surrounded by echoing caverns with brightly painted walls, like something out of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. My guide through this Soviet anachronism is Yuriy, a middle-aged local man who has worked at the winery—in Russian, a "factory"—for decades. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of the place, which he rattles off with a Soviet kind of seriousness and emphasis on production and statistics. He is the master of the winery's secrets, and today he is driving me around in a tourist golf cart—the kind you usually see in Disney World—that there is seldom a use for in eastern Ukraine anymore.


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Don't drink the water. That's what a Purdue University veterinarian warns cat and dog owners to remember when wading or swimming in water this summer.
Providing fresh, clean drinking water for pets can prevent the spread of the bacterial disease leptospirosis, said Steve Thompson of Purdue's School of Veterinary Medicine. A small cut on the foot or a sip from a puddle are all it takes for the disease to spread to animals and humans.
Leptospirosis originates from a bacterial infection in animals and is traced to animal urine found in soil, puddles, creeks, and larger bodies of water, Thompson said. Companion animals can be exposed by swimming or walking through water.
The disease can cause severe kidney and liver damage and is often spread by raccoons, opossums, skunks, or deer. Rodents, foxes, and coyotes also carry the bacteria.
The incidence of leptospirosis is low nationally and rarely is fatal, however, wading or swimming in potentially contaminated water should be avoided. Pet owners can guard themselves by wearing protective clothing or footwear.


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A memory came to me today. In a couple years, I'll be able to accurately describe it as "decades" old.
It starts off like this: On a long and lonesome highway, East of Omaha…
Technically that's all true. Also technically, that's Bob Seger. Anyway, I was with a friend in the back of his parents' truck on our way back from a craft show. We heard an extremely loud impact, which was followed by the truck pulling to the side of the road. We naturally exited out of curiosity. If Hollywood has taught me anything, it's that it's far more interesting to inspect the strange, loud noises. Having been in the back of the truck which had a cap on it, we didn't see a thing prior to observing the large dent in the passenger side door. I'm sure my friend's mother, having been somewhere about 6 inches from said door at the time, had a much better look at the deer that decided to ram the vehicle at full speed.
Living in a rural area where I've personally seen herds of deer that number in the hundreds, deer accidents are all part of the game. By many measures, the memory above is wholly unremarkable 'round these parts. Hell, there's collision shops that advertise their specialty in deer hits.
What brought this seemingly nondescript memory to the surface was an event that happened to a coworker this morning. In many respects, the same story as mine. As she was driving to work having a completely typical morning…a deer rammed her vehicle.
If I were betting, I'd place money that MOST of the time, the vehicle hits the deer. Deer panics. Tries to cross before the weird monster with glowing eyes can get to it. Deer lacks complete understanding of velocity and other physics related matters. Driver is trying to remember what their insurance deductible is. Buuuuuut, these aren't the only two stories I know of where the deer struck the vehicle. My wife had it happen to her in a work vehicle (she might not have wondered about the deductible in this instance). I've actually heard this story a lot of times.
"The deer ran into me."
As I left work I pondered this. Are deer really THAT poor at judging physics? Do they really think the best way to avoid a looming monstrosity is to run right in front of it? Or at it? Or are they simply deciding "run" and take off in whichever direction they're pointing?
Or, perhaps more terrifying…are they out to get us? I almost wrote this piece from the perspective of some deer fueled apocalypse scenario.
The answer to these questions for me is still a resounding "I dunno."
The coworker I told you about? Another funny story. One time I was driving right behind leaving work. A deer stared her down as she passed. She was already by the damn thing. It had nothing more to worry about from her. But it started to run anyway. What followed, while not necessarily all that "high speed" was probably the most insane drag race I've ever witnessed. And I've seen a rocket powered tractor trailer hit 200mph mind you. The damn thing chased her down and she had the good sense to slow down just in time for it to cut across the road and into the woods on the other side. It could have decided to cut behind her at any point and had zero risk, since I had slowed way down and left a huge cushion. Instead it kept accelerating because it just HAD to get ahead of her. The other two deer it had been with did precisely…nothing.
With a lot of these thoughts already in my head, you can imagine I wasn't surprised in the least when I saw the group of three deer today on the way home. In case you were wondering, I wasn't following this coworker today. She had left early to take care of some business with her newly jacked up vehicle.
I bet you weren't surprised that I told you I ran into some deer either. You might be a little surprised to know that I don't mean this literally. I made it through another trip home without hitting one of the darn things.
But the effin' squirrels today. My apocalypse article would have included how squirrels and deer were collaborating to kill us. Maybe if they can get enough of us to swerve off the road, they think we'll stay off them or something. Again, I dunno.
Just like the deer I saw, I came across three squirrels. Better put: in the 9.4 miles I traveled, I was witness to a three part play on the nature of crisis reactions. Performed by squirrels.
We'll start with the second squirrel, who ran right in front of my car maybe 10 seconds after I came across the first. I didn't swerve (because swerving is bad), but I did slow down. This little guy chose flight. As he exited the roadway, my tire missed him by about a foot.
A few miles down the road, the third squirrel chose to freeze. After running in front of my car at the last second, I had no chance to slow down significantly or adjust my position on the road (remember don't swerve). This little guy hunkered down and sat there motionless. I was relieved to see it move again in the rear-view.
But the first guy chose to fight. Remember, don't ever swerve your car. Even in the event of a deer, the animal is better for you to hit than a tree, telephone poll, ditch or oncoming traffic. DON'T. EVER. SWERVE…
I did veer a little though. And slowed way down. I saw squirrel number one coming all the way. I did everything I could to avoid him. I was far enough left. I was slow enough for it to get away. Which is why it was even more perplexing and upsetting when it leapt directly under the car. The sound and the resulting aftermath in the rear-view were not able to bring the same relief as squirrel number 3.
Is there a moral to the story? Damned if I know. At the very least, it's that I had a weird ass afternoon drive.


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I strive to make the holidays less stressful and more enjoyable. Last year, determined to pare down on the holiday crazy, we vowed to give less gifts to our daughter. We wanted to remove the majority of the focus on gifts, and instead place it on the importance of the meaning of Christmas and our time together as a family. Enter Advent and St. Nicholas Day …
One way we are trying to keep this perspective is by celebrating Advent and St. Nicholas Day. These are important traditions in the Christian faith, and we want to make them part of our family tradition as well!
What is Advent?
Advent is the four week period prior to Christmas when Christians reflect on the coming of Christ and await in hope for the arrival of the newborn King. Like I mentioned, we find it to be a key way we spend time together as a family in preparation.
This season is often marked by Advent wreaths and calendars (more on these below) and a general waiting, waiting, waiting in anticipation for the excitement of Christmas.
If you'd like to learn more about Advent or begin celebrating it in your home, here are some ideas to get you started!
Books for Kids
These are fantastic children's read-aloud books for Advent that the whole family will enjoy!
- The Miracle of St. Nicholas
- The Donkey's Dream
- The Way to Bethlehem
- Christmas Remembered
- The Legend of the Poinsettia
- Lucia: Saint of Light
- Merry Christmas, Strega Nona
- The Legend of the Candy Cane
Advent Calendars
Advent calendars are a fun way to count down the days until Christmas. There are countless variations and styles (including some themed!). Often, there is a little treat that corresponds with each day. Here are some of my favorite…
- Melissa and Doug Wooden Advent Calendar
- Organic Advent Calendar (with treats that are gluten free, dairy free, and vegan)
- Organic English Tea Advent Calendar
- Peanuts Advent Calendar
- Holy Family Advent Calendar
- LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar
Advent Wreaths
A typical Advent wreath involves an evergreen wreath with four candles (three purple, one pink). Each Sunday of Advent, an additional candle is lit. This symbolizes the hope that builds as Christ's coming draws nearer. There are various prayers you can say or hymns you can sing if you wish. Here are some gorgeous Advent wreaths – which do you like?
- Tall Nativity Wreath
- Votive Pine Wreath
- Purple Ribbon Wreath
- Fabric Wreath (great for little kids!)
St. Nicholas Day
Each year, we kick off the Christmas season for our daughter with a Christmas nightgown, a Christmas book, a Christmas dress for pictures and holiday events, and an ornament. After looking over everything, I decided that this year would be the start of a new tradition with these gifts. I thought, what if I give the gifts in conjunction with the arrival of her Elf on the Shelf (hers is named Toofy), a tradition we started last year.
And then after reading Haley's book (see below), I thought, DUH! I could give her those gifts on December 6th, St. Nicholas' Day! St. Nicholas is the inspiration for Santa Claus. St. Nicholas' feast day, which falls on December 6th every year, is typically a Northern European, especially German, celebration where you leave your shoes outside your bedroom for St. Nicholas to put presents into them overnight. I am half German and although my hubby's family is Argentinian, his bloodline is German and Latvian. By giving her these special gifts on this special day, it's the perfect way to honor our European roots and get it deeper touch with Advent traditions. My mother-in-law celebrated this tradition as a child growing up in Argentina, but they got gifts in their shoes on January 6th, the Epiphany, the celebration of the three kings coming to visit baby Jesus.
I also love this prayer for St. Nicholas:
Loving God, we thank you for the example of St. Nicholas, who fed the hungry, brought hope to the imprisoned and gave comfort to the lost, and taught the truth to all. May we strive to imitate him, by putting you first in all that we do. Give us the courage, love and strength, of St. Nicholas, so that, like him, we may serve you, through loving our brothers and sisters. Amen.
I think it's going to be a great way to bring more of our Christian roots back into our traditions.
If you'd like to join in the fun, here are a few ideas to leave in your little one's shoes!
- Christmas ornament
- St. Nicholas movie (like this one)
- New shoes
Healthy Treats
- Clementines
- Peanut Butter Cups
- Suckers
I mentioned my friend, Haley's, book above, and I'm so excited to share it with you.
Feast! Real Food, Reflections and Simple Living for the Christian Year is an ebook great for any Christian wishing to feel more connected to the seasons of the Christian year. Following the Christian year, Haley provides family-friendly ideas for celebrating various feast days with food (all gluten free), activities, prayers, and more. It's a go-to guide for anyone who wants to incorporate more of their Christian tradition into their daily lives, but feels overwhelmed in doing so. Haley has done all the hard work for us!
If you are interested in learning more, check out Haley's book. It is a really beautiful book, full of inspiration, information and great recipes!
At the end of the day …
Celebrations like Advent and St. Nicholas Day are wonderful ways to keep our focus on what really matters during the holiday season. It makes us, and our children, pause and reflect on why this season is truly so exciting, and it involves the whole family in preparation for Christ's birthday!
Do you celebrate Advent and St. Nicholas Day? If not, would you give it a try? Let me know your ideas in the comments!


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With Fairy Tail, one of the most popular manga properties in the world, nearing the end of its historic run, it's the perfect time to celebrate and reflect in p...
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As of now, I am not a published author (that's bad). I have, however, written a novel (that's good). It took me six years to complete the first draft and two more years of revision to get to the fifth draft (that's bad and good). A Place Among Heroes is the first book in an epic fantasy series tentatively called The 77th Generation. You can read the first two chapters and learn more about the project here: A Place Among Heroes
There is much I love about this novel, but I have come to recognize that a sweeping epic fantasy series is ridiculously ambitious for someone whose last formal english class was half a life ago in high school. Instead of completing the final few revisions, I have opted to switch to a new (much shorter) middle grade fantasy book called The Techno Wizard. The decision was painful, but in the end was the right one. I have now finished the book and love it. I started querying agents on Aug 1, 2017 and will keep you all posted as I hear back and things progress. For the latest news go here: The Techno Wizard
Here you will find a brief timeline of my writing experience:
- Nov 2008: Decided "Hey, let me think of a cool idea for a book"
- 2009 – Early 2012: Brainstormed, took notes, read fantasy books, studied writing, wrote beginning chapters of novel.
- June 2012: Back surgery. While recovering, watched entire semester of Brandon Sanderson's BYU class "How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy". Started to take writing seriously.
- June 2013: Attended "Out of Excuses Writers Retreat" in Chattanooga, TN
- July 2014: Finished 1st draft
- May 2015: Finished 2nd draft
- Jan 2016: Finished 3rd draft
- Jan 2016: Sent 3rd draft to freelance editor
- May 2016: Finish 4th draft
- May 2016: Start 5th draft
- Oct 2016: Shelve 5th draft
- Oct 2016: Outline new middle grade book
- Nov 2016: Start writing new middle grade book
- Feb 2017: Attend LTUE
- May 2017: Finish 1st draft of middle grade book. Start 2nd draft
- July 2017: Finish 2nd draft. Send to beta readers
- Aug 2017: Send out first round of queries to agents
- Oct 2017: Continue revisions
- Dec 2017: Sign with agent
- Mar 2018: Sign massive book deal
- Early 2019: Debut on NYT Bestseller's list
- Late 2019: Announcement for movie to be made based off of book series
- Early 2022: Movie based off of my book series breaks box office records
- Late 2025: Video game released based off of book series
- Mid 2028: Break ground for theme park based off of book series
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Anytime there is an officer-involved death, like a shooting, it's investigated. But some departments investigate their own officers, leaving the door open for the perception that they are protecting their own.
Assembly Bill 409 would require the investigation to involve two people from outside the police agency, one would serve as the lead investigator. Many police departments already do it, but not all.
The Wisconsin Professional Police Association is in favor of the bill saying it helps build trust between police and the public. "We've supported a positive reform that requires agencies to call in outside departments to investigate these matters," said Jim Palmer, President of the WPPA, "we think it goes a long way facilitating and improving the level of trust that the public has in what law enforcement does and that's fundamentally important."
The WPPA just finished a statewide poll that shows that 81% of people in Wisconsin support the new law. It also shows six in ten believe when an officers pulls their weapon and uses it, they are justified. "We thought that was a good, healthy number," said Palmer, "about 60% of the people, of the respondents felt that law enforcement is doing it's job when it has to exercise that level of force, clearly there's some room for improvement."
The bill requiring an independent review of deadly force passed the state legislature and is waiting for the Governor's signature. Governor Walker is checking with legal counsel but says he will most likely sign the bill soon.
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The WPPA poll shows crime is a top priority of Wisconsin residents, behind only education.


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Please join us on June 9, 2017, from 12:00 – 2:00 PM for a luncheon to discuss the topic of "Leading our Industry and Advising MALSCE". Michael Feldman, President and CEO of Feldman Land Surveyors and Chair of the MALSCE Proprietors' Council, will be the moderator for this meeting. Continuing our discussion from last meeting, agenda items for this Proprietors' Council luncheon meeting include:
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Eagle scouts Robert Jack Ooton, Joshua Carson Packer, and Kaleb Duane Gregory were presented with a Henry Golden Boy "Eagle Scout" rifle at their Eagle Scout ceremony. All three boys were awed by the beauty of these rifles. As the picture shows, they were thrilled by the thought that they all earned their own. One last note: the ceremony took place at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 6th, 2010. Load on Sunday, Shoot All Week Long!
Dear Mr. Imperato,
I recently bought a Henry lever action and I am very glad that I did. I spent hours and hours researching and settled in on the Henry for a number of reasons:
1. Lever Action Heritage – I love the lever action and it's historical significance. I choose my firearms based on performance and or historical relevance. The Henry has plenty of both.
2. .22 – cheap to shoot and you really can shoot all week…
3. Materials – all of the web info indicates that the materials are top grade… When I first saw the stock, I was blown away at the quality of the wood… Beautiful doesn't seem to say enough as it easily rivals (and in some cases exceeds) guns at much higher price ranges
4. Claims of smooth action and accuracy ?now that I have shot it, I can say that your claims aren't hype. Exceptionally smooth and a very very accurate gun… I was shooting unbelievably tight groups at 75 yards without a scope… (I plugged a quarter at 75 yards with only 3 shots Kentucky windage)
5. price – despite the incredible wood and materials, it is a huge bargain at that price…
6. American made – You Americans know a few things when it comes to good guns… I have a Canadian .22 Bolt Action Savage which I really enjoy as well. Whenever possible, I prefer to select guns made in North America.
I took this gun to the range and couldn't believe how much fun it is to shoot. The smoothness of the action, accuracy, balance, ergonomics…. I can go on and on.
Mr. Imperato, I truly enjoy my new Henry and am going to keep it and pass it on to my nephew some day and am sure he will do the same. Please keep doing what you are doing and where you are doing it.
Best Regards,
Dear Henry
You make the finest weapon I have ever put against my shoulder ! And I have shot and owned almost every brand of guns. I will buy one more gun before the Good Lord comes to get me. It will be the Golden Boy Military Service. That thing is absolutely gorgeous. Your 22 are nail drivers. I tell everyone if you need a real rifle, buy a Henry. Mr Anthony I thank you for what you have done to keep your guns made in America, that means more to me than anything else.
Dear Anthony,
I am writing to thank you for the amazing job you did in producing the Boy Scouts of America Centennial Edition Henry Golden Boy.
Earlier this year my local Boy Scout Council had two executives who received promotions and were leaving our area. I was on the committee who decided their parting gift from the Executive Board of The South Florida Council, BSA. As you know, 2010 is the 100th Anniversary of The Boy Scouts of America we quickly decided that the best gift we could possibly think of was your BSA Centennial Edition Henry Golden Boy Rifles along with the beautiful Wall Presentation Box. I am attaching pictures of our presentations with Board Member Norman J. Silber presenting the gift to Jeff Hunt and Jeff Berger. (you can see their names on the plaques if you look close)
Both executives were ecstatic when they received their gifts, and as a matter of fact several of our other board members have since purchased the same rifle and other Henry products.
As an avid shooter and hunter I have had the opportunity to shoot several Henry Rifles and I am proud to admit that I have replaced one of my hunting rifles with Henry and am looking forward to replacing a couple more of my lever guns with your great rifles.
Keep up the great work!
Best Regards,
Anthony, You can be absolutely certain that the only firearms in my home will have the name 'Henry' stamped on the barrel. I can't say enough good things about Anthony Imperato and Henry Repeating Arms. I don't need to tell you that there are so many businesses out there, once they have your money, you're history…not you folks, and as a result HRA has developed a large following of loyal supporters of which I am proud to consider myself a part of! Thanks again so much, Anthony. I said it before and I say it again, you are a gem, Sir! All the very best to you
I went to The Walhalla Gun Shop 06-14-10 and purchased one of the H001Y guns for me and my grandson to have some fun with and teach him some gun safety. This is the first time that he has held a real gun and its a Henry ! Trying to get him to line up the sights and hit a coke can. Thank you.
Attached is a target I shot about 2 weeks ago at my outdoor range. It was shot (10 shots) with my Henry 44 Magnum Big Boy at 100 yards at an 8 inch Shoot-N-See. What amazed me was that I made no adjustments to the sights! For an out-of-the-box rifle with open sights from a bench rest, one could not ask for a better performance! Thank you for making such a great lever action rifle.
We would like to thank Henry Repeating Arms once again for their support of the Ronald McDonald House Kids & Clays event. Your contribution is greatly appreciated and the firearms that you have donated to our event are absolutely beautiful.
This year, you donated the Golden Boy "Military Service" Tribute Edition rifle. I think this guy is a very memorable tribute to our men of service. We would like to present you with this picture as a token of our appreciation for your generous donation.
Dear Mr. Imperato,
I was in the midst of relocating and have since relocated again. Just a salesman trying to make a living. But that hasn't stopped me from buying my 3rd Henry rifle! An H001T. And like my H006M and my H001, the "T" is simply a FABULOUS rifle!
I don't own "a lot" of rifles….11 currently….but just shouldering one of my Henry's never fails to put a big grin on my face! I NEVER go to my club without at least 1 Henry! Usually my Big Boy .357. A man shouldn't be allowed to have as much fun as that gun is…..especially since I put a Marbles tang sight on it!
I don't have any pics of myself with my Henry's, but I have attached a couple of pics from last deer season of my Henry H006M and the 2 deer I took with it. I promise that when deer season reopens I will provide a few pics that include my ugly mug!
I'm going to be buying an H009B 30-30 shortly just because I love your centerfire rifles and it is simply not right to not have a levergun in 30-30. And I have to find a Big Boy .357 for my younger Brother or else he is going to steal mine!
Thank you again for making top quality rifles right here in the USA!


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A secret video footage taken by undercover activists on shark-fishing boats reveals that fishermen in Peru catch dolphins with harpoons, and then skin them while the dolphins are alive and in agony and terrible pain, just to use their skin as shark bait.
Dolphins are incredible intelligent and loving animals who do not deserve to be hunted, and murdered in such terrible pain, they cannot serve as bait for sharks, who do not even prey on dolphins in the wild.
This activities, which have been aired across the globe, also on CNN, not only cause terrible pain to dolphins who have always been great companions to humans, but also result in sharks being hunt indiscriminately for people to "enjoy" fin soups.
If you care for animals, you may not be indifferent to such barbaric actions, demand that Peru's President puts an end to this!
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An easy way to start using parallax
Creates a parallax by combining a selection of pages in your active theme. It can manage multiple parallax sliders that can be configured in it's own way.
What is a parallax?
It's a easy way to combine all pages into one single page, also known as single page websites. It allows the creation of fullscreen scrolling websites, as well as adding some landscape sliders inside the sections of the site.
Designed to fit to different screen sizes as well as tablet and mobile devices.
Use your current pages
The plugin is designed to be as customizable as possible and that any site should be adaptable without too much work. The plugin can combines all your current pages into one single page.
Although it's a fairly complex feature it does not require any advanced skills due to the plugin works for you to be as automatic as possible.
It's using fullPage.js
To create this amazing feature the plugin is using a JavaScript framework calledfullPage.js. It's a well known framework that is used på several big companies souch as Sony, Vodafone and British Airways.
fullPage.js is fully functional on all modern browsers, as well as some old ones such as Internet Explorer 8, 9, Opera 12, etc. It works with browsers with CSS3 support and with the ones who don't have it, making it ideal for old browsers compatibility.
- It's impossible to have a multi-level parallax. That means that you can not include a page in your parallax slider that also have a parallax component included. In that case the page will be automatically excluded.
ToDo List
- Extended documentation about how to customise each page.
- Markup cleanup.
Start with creating the pages you want in your parallax.
It's highly recommended that you have no layout or create a new layout without the <html><header><body> blocks in the pages that will be used in your parallax due to it will otherwise create duplicate content.
After that go to the Parallax manager that is located in the top menu.
Manage parallaxes
Create a new parallax and start with giving it a name. The name will later be represented in a dropdown list of selectable parallaxes on the page that will hold the parallax. After that go to the Pages tab. Drag and drop all the pages you want to have in your parallax into the right square box called Selected Pages.
The selected page can be placed in two levels. The first level will create a vertical parallax and pages in a sub-level will create a horizontal slider. After the pages is selected save the parallax and to to CMS and the page that will hold the parallax.
Main page for the parallax
Add the component to the page and select a parallax from the dropdown.
There is a lot of settings that has been implemented. Read more about how these work on fullPage.js.
- Vertical Centered
- Resize
- Scrolling Speed
- Menu
- Auto Scrolling
- Scroll Overflow
- Loop Bottom
- Loop Top
- Loop Horizontal
- Navigation
- NavigationPosition
- Slides Navigation
- Slides NavPosition
- Padding Top
- Padding Bottom
- Fixed Elements
- Normal Scroll Elements
- Normal Scroll Element Touch Threshold
- Keyboard Scrolling
- Touch Sensitivity
- Continuous Vertical
- Animate Anchor
The only thing that needs to be done is to add the component.
{% component "parallax" %}
The plugin uses two JavaScript libraries.
- fullPage.js - A simple and easy to use plugin to create fullscreen scrolling websites.
- Sortable - Johnny have created a jQuery lib for nested sortable lists.
Alexandre Collienne
Found the plugin not useful on 18 Mar, 2017
So, this CMS has no valuable plugin with slider... Great job October!
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Class name is not registered for the component "slider". Check the component plugin. /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/speedbike/modules/cms/Classes/ComponentManager.php line 201
Found the plugin not useful on 16 Aug, 2016
I just installed this plugin on localhost and had the following error when I navigate to the plugin at the backend:
The reserved indicator "@" cannot start a plain scalar; you need to quote the scalar at line 27 (near "form: @/plugins/freestream/parallax/models/parallaxes/fields.yaml").
Kindly assist.
Found the plugin not useful on 11 Oct, 2015
The effect this plugin allows you to do has nothing to do with parallax.
Found the plugin useful on 17 Dec, 2014
i solved my problem ) Cool plugin, thanks!
Found the plugin useful on 16 Dec, 2014
Shan jiang. Hello friend. Can you tell me how you configured the parallax October plugin with RjGallery. I have one or the other. Together does not work. All the head broke. No one can tell me. What is my mistake?
Found the plugin useful on 16 Dec, 2014
shan jiang
Found the plugin useful on 30 Sep, 2014
i am currently using it in the project (http://belovedmoment.com/gallery#wedding) everything work perfectly!!! Love it :)
Peter Hoffrén
Found the plugin useful on 11 Sep, 2014
Great plugin! Thanks for sharing!
Syed Zaifi Putra Al-Jamalullail
Found the plugin useful on 19 Aug, 2014
greetings..i'm having problem trying to implement the parallax plugin due to several reasons:
- I know very little about web development (which includes using octobercms)
- im using several pages edited using the travu-theme.
I can't seem to combine the pages as how i want it to be(to be able to scroll to the right/down to visit another page), but instead the they don't either show(if i make it nested), or the pages merges together(if i put it on the second level).
what am i doing it wrong?i've already removed the layout and placed it in each of the respective pages. Is it because i have the footer and header? I wish somebody would be able to help me..there's not much resource to refer to..though,i really love the plugin..
Bugfix for yes/no attribute rendering in frontend.
Jan 29, 2016
October RC compatibility verification.
Mar 28, 2015
Removed debug row.
Sep 17, 2014
Bugfix of anchors. Replaces slashes with dash.
Sep 17, 2014
Markup and JavaScript cleanup
Sep 07, 2014
Code cleanup
Sep 07, 2014
Implements a brand new page selector to make it responsive friendly.
Sep 06, 2014
Major bugfix of page selector.
Aug 30, 2014
Markup and JavaScript fixes for backends page selector.
Aug 20, 2014
Removed unnecessary includes of js.
Aug 11, 2014
Code cleanup
Aug 10, 2014
First version of Parallax
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Urban trees are growing — and dying — faster than their rural counterparts
November 21, 2017, 10:29 a.m. by Matt Hickman
Climate change is pushing trees in many cities into turbocharge mode.
Climate change is a 'public health emergency'
November 7, 2017, 7 a.m. by Russell McLendon
As world leaders gather for U.N. climate talks, a new report sheds light on the looming 'global transformation' for human health.
How did giant boulders get placed atop this island in the Bahamas?
October 31, 2017, 7:01 p.m. by Bryan Nelson
The mystery of Eleuthera island's boulders might finally be solved, and it's an foreboding sign of what's to come.
Why you should care about peat bogs
October 23, 2017, 7:04 a.m. by Angela Nelson
With the power to release huge amounts of carbon and greenhouse gases, these mucky wetlands also help control floods and forest fires.
Landscape architect's 'genius' work recognized by MacArthur Foundation
October 16, 2017, 3:52 p.m. by Matt Hickman
Kate Orff calls on nature to both beautify and protect cities.
Can climate change affect the frequency of rockslides?
October 5, 2017, 3:07 p.m. by Starre Vartan
Yes, but not for the reasons you might think.
Global carbon emissions stalled in 2016, offering a hint of progress
September 28, 2017, 5:22 p.m. by Christian Cotroneo
(But we still pumped more than 35 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.)
Iceberg more than 4 times the size of Manhattan breaks away from Antarctica
September 26, 2017, 3:16 p.m. by Christian Cotroneo
It's the second break from Pine Island Glacier in the last 2 years.
Is climate change turning our vegetables into empty calories?
September 22, 2017, 8:58 a.m. by Christian Cotroneo
'Eating your greens' just isn't what it used to be.
How to fight climate change with what you eat
September 20, 2017, 2:23 p.m. by Sami Grover
You hear a lot about what not to eat. This is different.
Adorable American pikas vanish from a swath of California
September 5, 2017, 7:30 a.m. by Russell McLendon
Even core areas of pika habitat 'are vulnerable to climate change within a timeframe of decades,' researchers say.
Are hurricanes linked to global warming?
August 31, 2017, 11:10 a.m. by Russell McLendon
Climate change doesn't cause tropical storms, scientists say, but it can be an increasingly significant factor in how they unfold.
Spider drinks graphene, spins web that can hold the weight of a human
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HALFWAY TO THE GRAVE by Jeaniene Frost (unabridged) is presented by Blackstone Audio and comes with what is perhaps the best audiobook app available (see ...
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HALFWAY TO THE GRAVE by Jeaniene Frost (unabridged) is presented by Blackstone Audio and comes with what is perhaps the best audiobook app available (see FEATURES, below). "A truly combustible series. Sign me up for the sequel!" (Romance Times) Half-vampire Catherine Crawfield is going after the undead with a vengeance, hoping that one of these deadbeats is her father. Then she's captured by Bones, a vampire bounty hunter, and forced into an unlikely partnership. As he trains her battle reflexes, Bones is turning out to be as tempting as any man with a heartbeat. Self-contained, this audiobook app is perfect for your commute, on a trip, or while relaxing. Based on a library-quality recording, this app was built especially for your iPhone and iPod Touch. No unreadable text, no endless scrolling on a tiny screen. The audio is of higher-than-normal quality, making for a great listening experience that will not tire your ears or grate on your nerves. NOTICE: This app includes the exact same 5-star recording offered elsewhere at much higher prices. It was professionally recorded by Blackstone Audio's Earphones®-winning narrator Tavia Gilbert. You are not buying yet another amateur or volunteer narration. No clicks, background noises, throat clearing, mispronunciations, tinny voices or monotones will be found here. "A fast-paced, sexy thrill of a book…" (Kathryn Smith, USA Today best-selling author) •EXPERIENCE. About 11.5 hours of narration. Created as a Folium enhancedAudio™ edition, this book includes extra functions and features not found on lesser players. •PLAYER CONTROLS. Includes listen (play), pause, multi-speed fast forward/reverse, jump ahead/back, chapter skip, volume control, one-touch chapter- and bookmark browser. There is also a "scrub" bar that finds any point inside the chapter with just a tap. •SLEEP TIMER. Have you ever fallen asleep watching TV or listening to a book? If so, you'll love this feature. Once set, the book will stop, place a bookmark, and allow you to jump back to where you probably began dozing. •CLEAR & ELEGANT DESIGN. Simple, clean, intuitive, and smarter than average. •CHAPTER TIMINGS. Always know how much time it will take to finish a chapter. Plus, the progress bar at the top of the screen shows how far into the book you've come. •OFFLINE LISTENING. You are airplane-ready! Once downloaded, listen uninterrupted without threat from a lost network connection. Downloads are usually just 5-10 minutes, but depend upon your network speed. •AUTO-BOOKMARKING. The player remembers where you stopped listening and returns to that exact spot when you open the book again. •TELL-A-FRIEND. An easy way to recommend the book to your friends or Twitter feed. •FEEDBACK. Share your ideas for books, functions, and features. We are very responsive to our listeners and appreciate all feedback and ideas. RATING: Suitable for adults who like books about the supernatural or enjoy urban romance novels. ___________________ Half-vampire Catherine Crawfield is going after the undead with a vengeance, hoping that one of these deadbeats is her father – the one responsible for ruining her mother's life. Then she's captured by Bones, a vampire bounty hunter, and is forced into an unlikely partnership. In exchange for help finding her father, Cat agrees to train with the sexy night stalker until her battle reflexes are as sharp as his fangs. She's amazed she doesn't end up as his dinner – are there actually good vampires? Pretty soon Bones will have her convinced that being half-dead doesn't have to be all bad. But before she can enjoy her status as kick-ass demon hunter, Cat and Bones are pursued by a group of killers. Now Cat will have to choose a side… and Bones is turning out to be as tempting as any man with a heartbeat.
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This medal is one of the So-Called Dollars in my collection. It is in the mint issued packaging, but has slightly porous surfaces. I'd grade it as MS60 accordingly.
The obverse shows the Statue of Armed Freedom that can be found atop the US Capitol Building. It was originally named "Freedom Triumphant in War and Peace" and is also known simply as the Statue of Freedom. The statue depicts a female figure wearing a military helmet and holding a sheathed sword in her right hand and a laurel wreath and shield in her left. The legend runs along the inside of the rim, clockwise from 8:00 to 11:00 "National Capital" and from 1:00 to 4:00 "Sesquicentennial". From 8:00 to 4:00, counterclockwise is the label "1800 Washington DC 1950". There is an inner dividing ring, with 13 stars around the statue.
I find it really amazing that much of the casting work for the statue was done by a slave who, because of the nature of the Emancipation Proclamation, was not given his freedom to a Northern master until the conclusion of the Civil War. While Freedom was being cast at Clark Mills' foundry on the outskirts of Washington DC, the foreman in charge of the casting went on strike. Mills turned the project over to Philip Reid, one of the slaves working at the facility.
On the reverse, there's a lot more text. The central image is a figure dressed in Revolutionary War era garb facing towards an audience, with the backs of 5 bewigged heads suggesting that the viewer is sitting in that audience. The main figure is seen from the waist up, and is slightly to the right of center. Offsetting him on the left is a block of text reading "President / John Adams / Addresses / 6th Congress / Washington / November 22 / 1800; above all, around Sixth Congress 1800 • Eighty-first Congress 1950". The bottom third of the medal is separated from the top 2/3rds by a bar, text in this section reads "150th Anniversary / Establishment of / Permanent National / Capital" with the artists initials in tiny font at 6:00: "T.J." The legend encircling the top 2/3rds of the medal runs clockwise from 8:00 to 4:00: "Sixth Congress 1800 * Eighty-First Congress 1950"
Identification code: HK-508
Date: 1950
Mint Mark: n/a
Mintage: 10,000 copper bronze (HK507 is the silver issue, and there were only 1,000 of those minted)
Country of origin: America
Composition: Copper Bronze
Size: 38mm
Other details: I have the original cardboard case that this was issued in, along with a tissue paper wrap and paper insert. The insert reads:
1800 1950
This Medal was struck by authority of the Congress of the United States to commemorate the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the establishment of the seat of the Federal Government in the District of Columbia in the year 1800.
Thus, this Medal commemorates a significant land-mark in the history of the United States of America: the establishment of the nation's permanent capital as ordained by the Founding Fathers in the Constitution of the United States.
On the obverse of the Medal is a reproduction of the Statue of Freedom that stands on the dome of the Capitol where it was placed on December 2, 1863, in the presence of President Lincoln and a great concourse of citizens. The reverse depicts President John Adams addressing the Second Session of the Sixth Congress at noon on November 22, 1800, an event that made the City of Washington the permanent capital of the nation.
The National Capital Sesquicentennial Commemora-tive Medal was authorized by Public Law 78, Eighty-first Congress and was struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia. It was designed by Thomas Hudson Jones, Sculptor of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the World War II Victory Medal.
National Capital Sesquicentennial
Also, a quick and interesting note about the statue of Freedom – the headdress was conceived by the sculptor as a Phrygian cap (a symbol worn by a liberated slave), but Senator Jefferson Davis, who was overseeing decoration of the Capitol in 1855, objected strongly. His aide – Captain Montgomery Meigs, was sent with orders to remove the cap and said "its history renders it inappropriate to a people who were born free and would not be enslaved". The cap was replaced with a military helmet, with an American eagle head and crest of feathers. Today many casual observers mistake the statue, with its eagle and feathers, as the portrait of an American Indian.
Estimated Value: $15-50 (the packaging is quite uncommon to find with this medal, and is the "x factor" there)


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I used to have two girlfriends, one German, one Swedish. No offence, I did have some prejudice against Chinese girls. I met with the German at GT Banana. Just within a minute, with a single smile directly shinning under the flashing light, we started simply but a really complicated relationship, a serious one. It was no coincidence nor hormone drive, just for a different story that neither of us had had before. After the first night with me she told me she was not sure about anything between us, and she was serious, and I said OK. And she said she was very happy about it, but it was beyond her expectation to be my girlfriend, cuz at GT banana she was just expecting a make-out, but I gave her a really warm embrace out there and a first impression of a non-Chinese life style. I said I'm lucky, but deep inside I feel terrible, cuz I was a YOUNG man with a fucking lame sense of love. I expected too much from it. And It proved wrong that I felt terrible, cuz she gave me a lesson that I never had. She said I was too touchy few months later, and she left.
I conclude this as my first success and failure by the mean time. I behaved alien and she got a crush on me but I lost her for my Chinese way of thinking. Maybe many foreign girls would like to be closer to you if you are gentle and straight enough. Horny male expats could get Chinese girls cuz the latter are internally horny enough, but when coming to a gentle-appearing e Chinese guy, she could be totally insightful to uncover your mask. On contrary, a horny-appearing expat girl, if she is expecting someone who might interest her, she probably would prefer a direct conversation-maker who looks smart and humorous, not always think with his dick. Well, this is my observation. doesn't matter if you don't think so.
And I proved it with my second expat girlfriend. She is a cute Swedish. We met on the 2009 spring festival. It was really much better this time to get along with this girl and we did have a really good time together. Sadly, she said she gotta leave and return to her motherland, home, sweet home, so we said good-bye simply on the phone. She said she would be my friend until next earthquake strikes me(I'm from Sichuan"), and we are in good touch still, not often, thanks to facebook.
The last thing I would like to mention is that, a romance is something you have to pursue, not waiting for it. Two weeks ago, I went to Mango with a couple of Chinese friends. I was happy but the rest guys were not. They complained there was no chance to get to know some girls, and just danced, hornily, approaching someone they had interest. What the hell were they think about? Why not just go dance and even say a word with her. She's no robot. If she doesn't wanna talk, just leave her alone, no big deal. You are not asking her for a date, for the time being, I mean, why so fucking shy? And I went to the girls and said: "come on, your dance is no good. come, I got someone to give you a lesson". And the guys were invited, and the girls laughed and dance went on, and everything was done. God damn chinese shy boys!
If you don't have confidence in yourselves, don't complain you were robbed by imperialists. If you don't want or don't know how to make friends with girls, please don't expect any miracle to happen. Well, last but the least, if you are a nice expat, female only, please drop me a line and view the other post I placed on here.
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Feeling stressed out? Take a hike. A study from Stanford University found that taking a walk in nature helps to reduce rumination, that pattern of obsessing over negative thoughts. Previous research also showed that walking outside can improve your mood and decrease anxiety.
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The size of a car has little relationship to the amount of damage caused in a low-speed crash and some cars can cost twice as much to repair as others in the same class, according to crash test data revealed yesterday.
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Believe it or not, as awesome as eggs are…they are not high on my favorite list. So when I do eat them, I usually find myself heaping in a bunch of other ingredients to make it taste more like something else.
The combination of Greek yogurt, bacon, onion, dill and cilantro give this salad so much flavor. My family is always down for any type of Thai spiced meal and I had some hard-boiled eggs and bacon in the fridge that needed to be used, so the Bacon Sriracha Egg Salad was born.Classic Egg Salad with a Bacon Sriracha Twist Click To Tweet
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