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|After a strenuous adventure riding from Genting Sempah to Janda Baik
and finally making our way to Bukit Tinggi Village for a lunch. I
recommended an eating place at the fringe of the village Restoran
Kolam Ikan to the group, it's conducive and not crowded if you compare it to
the others at the main street. My previous visit
could be good enough to warrant this recommendation for this group of
cycling buddies, confidently I brought them to this quiet corner and
hoping that they will enjoy the food.
|Bukit Tinggi has been well known for its good food catering for patrons from all over the nearby resorts such as Bukit Tinggi, Janda Baik, Genting Highlands and some on their way back to Kuala Lumpur from East Coast.
|The four heavenly kings mixed vegetables stir fried with sambal belacan was really crunchy & delicious. Most of the vegetables are grown at Bukit Tinggi itself and are good and fresh ..... we simply love biting & chewing these awesome greens.
|A hot clay pot of thinly sliced pork belly with salted fish was so powerful that it doubled up our appetite ... more plain rice please (kar fun!)...
|We started off with a home made Tofu topped with minced meat but this plate was not enough to go around for everyone hence a second plate was requested .... it was either we were too hungry or the tofu must be good. I think it was both.
|Minced meat omelette to ensure sufficient food were on the table for 18 super hungry tummies and not wanting to spend too much on the meal.
|Nyonya steamed tilapia was gorgeous nothing was left behind from this dish. The fish, vegetables and pineapples were fresh and yummy.... what a great dish.
|Steamed kampong chicken served with grated local Bentong ginger.
|The most expensive dish among those on the table a simple soya sauce steamed Patin fish. Not too bad but I think everyone of us preferred the earlier Nyonya's ....
|Steam egg with minced meat was a bit too wet, I would prefer it a drier with a red salted yoke poking out just like a home cooked type by mum.
|The satisfied faces after a happy meal
Restoran Yu Kan / Kolam Ikan 有间饭店
Batu 17 1/2, Bukit Tinggi,
28750 Bentong, Pahang
Tel : 012-263 1029
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Crews in three engines rushed to a house in Laburnum Grove just after 2pm on March 21 after 999 calls from the area.
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Music is a language spoken all over the world. And if you are far from your birthplace it helps to make you feel at home wherever you are.
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CPR Ready: Educating and Empowering To Improve Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survival in Philadelphia
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Erik Muther is the managing director of the Pennsylvania Health Care Quality Alliance (PHCQA), a multi-stakeholder initiative of the Health Care Improvement Foundation (HCIF). Erik is also the program director for CPR Ready, a regional awareness and training campaign to improve survival rates for people who experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Erik has over 19 years of health care experience leading a wide range of performance measurement, quality improvement, public health initiatives.
Erik has provided program management and subject matter expertise support for numerous quality improvement programs, including ones funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Agency for Health Research & Quality, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. He has also served on several national advisory committees for regional and state reporting of health care quality data.
Prior to joining PHCQA in January 2007, Erik was an executive in the health care practice of Accenture, a large global consulting company. During his 12+ years at Accenture, Erik led a variety of major change initiatives and systems integration projects at both provider and payer organizations. Erik's experience included consulting engagements at Aetna, AstraZeneca, CMS, GE Healthcare, Health Dialog, Humana, Highmark, Independence Blue Cross, INOVA Health System, NovaCare, and United Healthcare.
Erik has a bachelor's degree in psychology with a concentration in neural and behavioral sciences from Haverford College.
Learning Objectives:
- Highlight the public health impact of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
- Describe the latest research on the effectiveness of hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) compared to traditional CPR
- Summarize methods to improve the effectiveness and likelihood of bystander response to sudden cardiac arrest
- Provide an overview of various technology-driven solutions to increase bystander response
Presentation: 49:17
Videos embedded in his presentation:
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Slide 23: Ken Jeong AHA Hands-Only CPR video
Recommended CitationMuther, Erik D., "CPR Ready: Educating and Empowering To Improve Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survival in Philadelphia" (2016). College of Population Health Forum. Presentation 105.


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Still watcher, a device for indicating the progress of distillation by the density of the liquid given over. --Knight.


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NORWALK – Sara P. Mendez, a longtime volunteer and community leader who devoted more than 50 years to improving the communities of Norwalk and Santa Fe Springs, died in Norwalk on Feb. 4 at age 93. Her family was at her side at the time of her death.
Born in El Paso, Tex. in 1921 to Pascuala (Pola) and Jesus Jimenez, she moved to south Los Angeles in 1935 with her two brothers, Eduardo (Lalo) and Romeo (Mayo).
She attended Jefferson High School where she met her husband, Mario Mendez. The couple moved to Norwalk in 1951, establishing residence in what would be their family home for 64 years.
Mendez's volunteer service began in her children's activities. She was active in Pop Warner football, Little League baseball, Bobby Sox softball, PTAs at William Orr Elementary and Lakeside Middle School, and Expanded Horizons at Santa Fe High School.
She worked at Santa Fe High in both Title 1 classrooms and in the principal's office. For decades she also served as trustee for the Little Lake City School District.
In recognition of her extensive community service, Norwalk dedicated Sara Mendez Park in her honor in 2007.
She is survived by her children, Mario Jr., Edward, Sandra, Michael, Ralph, Anthony, Marc and Maria; grandchildren, Jason, Lauren, Alicia, Lindsay, Ryan, Michael, Erik, Christopher, Catrina, Sara, Cassandra, Tyler, James, Marina and Travis; and great grandchildren, Riley, Scarlett, Donovan, Nixon and Harper.
She was predeceased by her husband in 2003.
"Sara will be especially remembered for her love of her family and her passion for improving our public education system," family members said. "She wanted every child to have equal access to a quality education -- no matter who they were."
Services were held Thursday at St. Linus Catholic Church, with a reception afterwards at the Norwalk Arts and Sports Complex. Burial was private.
In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to the Little Lake Educational Advancement Foundation, 10515 S. Pioneer Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670.
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According to the famous Shark Tank personality and billionaire investor, Mark Cuban, parents must guide their children when they show an entrepreneurial streak. In his latest book 'Kid Start-Up', he suggests that parents can guide their children by setting up an action plan and helping them define business goals.
Through an action plan, a parent can determine if the business plan is actually feasible as it will:
- Help in identifying the number of work hours to be put in per week,
- Source materials and other elements that are required, and
- Figure out how the product or service will be sold
How does this help kids?
To be an entrepreneur, three essential skills are required:
- Willingness to learn
- Focus on the end result(s)
- Interpersonal skills
Learning these critical skills while one is young can fast-track them into the path of success and help them be open to future opportunities.
How these 3 kids made it big through parental support!
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The youngest web designer and the youngest CEO in the world, Ms. Sreelakshmi Suresh started her own firm at the age of 10! By developing a strong interest in design from a very early age, she has designed more than 100 websites for a number of institutions including the Bar Council of Kerala, Angels International, and more.
She was motivated by her parents to pursue her entrepreneurial dream when she came across a boy who used to design websites.
She has been the proud recipient of the National Child Award for Exceptional Achievement in 2008 and the Gold Web Award by the American Association of Webmasters.
2. Zollipops
Imagine a 7-year-old being invited to the White House for her entrepreneurial venture! That's exactly what happened when Alina Morse's venture Zollipops rose to fame.
Her lollipops are unique as they are fruit flavoured and do not cause cavities!
She had saved $7,500 as savings from her grandparents which served as the seed money for her confectionery. Over the years, her brand's presence has extended to SuperValu, WholeFoods and Amazon.
Coming from a rural middle-class family, Amit Agarwal did not let any obstacles come in his way of success.
He is the innovator behind the award-winning UpCart which has won top honours from the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.
The thought of coming up with this invention came about when his mother was not able to lift heavy bags while climbing a staircase. Over a period of a couple of years, he was able to develop and perfect his invention not only for lifting up heavy loads on staircases but also on rocky terrains.
Now, hear it from a student! Here's Hyderabad Public School's alumni, Mr. Pallove Kumar talking about how entrepreneurial opportunities in school inculcated valuable skills in him:
Startups, when run by kids, are flooded with vibrant and fresh ideas but when they are guided by parental support, it is a sure shot formula for success.
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Exact sampling, specifically coupling from the past (CFTP), allows users to sample exactly from the stationary distribution of a Markov chain. During its nearly 20 years of existence, exact sampling has evolved into perfect simulation, which enables high-dimensional simulation from interacting distributions.
Perfect Simulation illustrates the application of perfect simulation ideas and algorithms to a wide range of problems. The book is one of the first to bring together research on simulation from statistics, physics, finance, computer science, and other areas into a unified framework. You will discover the mechanisms behind creating perfect simulation algorithms for solving an array of problems.
The author describes numerous protocol methodologies for designing algorithms for specific problems. He first examines the commonly used acceptance/rejection (AR) protocol for creating perfect simulation algorithms. He then covers other major protocols, including CFTP; the Fill, Machida, Murdoch, and Rosenthal (FMMR) method; the randomness recycler; retrospective sampling; and partially recursive AR, along with multiple variants of these protocols. The book also shows how perfect simulation methods have been successfully applied to a variety of problems, such as Markov random fields, permutations, stochastic differential equations, spatial point processes, Bayesian posteriors, combinatorial objects, and Markov processes.
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What is a perfect simulation algorithm?
The Fundamental Theorem of perfect simulation
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What is a coupling?
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Slice samplers
Drawbacks to CFTP
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Read-once coupling from the past
Fill, Machida, Murdoch, and Rosenthal's method
Variable chains
Dealing with infinite graphs
Clan of ancestors
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Coalescence on Continuous and Unbounded State Spaces
Splitting chains
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An exponential Bernoulli factory
Retrospective exact simulation
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Running time of TPA
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Healthy pumpkin oatmeal in the slow cooker is a perfect breakfast, in my humble opinion.
Mornings are not my favorite time of the day. When I wake up, I have a cup of coffee or two before I even begin to think about speaking to anyone. Figuring out what to have for breakfast is the furthest thing from my mind in the morning.
Since I am not much of a morning person, I try to plan out my families breakfast the night before. One of their favorite breakfasts on the weekend is overnight french toast or Italian Sausage Strata.
Healthy apple cinnamon muffins and whole wheat banana blueberry bread are big hits also. Muffins and breads are great for those mornings when you know you will be in a rush to get out of the door.
Here is how to make Healthy Pumpkin Oatmeal in the Slow Cooker:
Healthy Pumpkin Oatmeal in the slow cooker
Wake up to this slow cooker pumpkin oatmeal recipe.
- 1 tablespoon butter softened
- 2 cups Steel Cut Oats
- 1 can Organic Pumpkin Puree 15 ounces
- 3½ cups Water
- 3½ cups Whole Milk
- ¼ cup Maple Syrup
- ¼ cup Organic Brown Sugar I used Bob's Red Mill
- 1½ teaspoons Vanilla
- 1 tablespoon Pumpkin Pie Spice
- ½ teaspoon salt
Grease the inside of a slow cooker with the softened butter.
Add remaining ingredients to the slow cooker, stir until well combined.
Cover with the lid and cook on low for 6 hours.
Recipe Notes
** I cover my slow cooker with a cotton dish towel before I put the lid on. The dishtowel absorbs all of the water so you don't get extra liquid in your oatmeal.
When you have all of your ingredients stirred and you are ready to turn on the slow cooker and place the lid on it – take a moment to cover the pot with a cotton dish towel. Then put the lid on.
Doing this will keep the condensation that forms on the inside of the lid from getting in your oatmeal.
Slow Cooker | Cotton Towels | Steel Cut Oats | Cotton Napkins | Pyrex Bowl
More Healthy Breakfast Ideas your family will love.
Whole Wheat Banana Blueberry Bread
Healthy Apple Cinnamon Muffins
I know you will love this healthy pumpkin oatmeal recipe, but just in case you are looking for more pumpkin recipes, check these out.
Adorable Turkey Crust Pumpkin Pie from Kudos Kitchen by Renee.
Amish Pumpkin Roll from Palatable Pastime.
Double Pumpkin Gnocchi from Caroline's Cooking.
Gigi's Spiced Pumpkin Pecan Bread from Family Around The Table.
Lisa's Pumpkin Soup from Cooking With Carlee.
Mini Pumpkin Pecan Cheesecakes from The Crumby Cupcake.
Pecan Pumpkin Cobbler from Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks.
Pumpkin Bread from The Freshman Cook.
Pumpkin Bread with Maple Glaze from Making Miracles.
Pumpkin Brulee Tart from The Redhead Baker.
Pumpkin Cookies with Butter Rum Icing from Grumpy's Honeybunch.
Pumpkin Creme Brulee from Love and Confections.
Pumpkin Glazed Bacon from Rants From My Crazy Kitchen.
Pumpkin Laksa from Culinary Adventures with Camilla.
Pumpkin Milkshake from A Day in the Life on the Farm
Pumpkin Muffins from Cindy's Recipes and Writings.
Pumpkin Pretzel Bites from A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures.
Pumpkin Spice Affogato from The Bitter Side of Sweet.
Pumpkin Spice Granola from The Chef Next Door.
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The announcement is that entire business card size white piece on the front. I matted it onto some matching red card stock and added two types of red washi tape along the bottom - one is ruffled one is over that to cover the ruffled seam. Then I added a few little embellishments - some chipboard stars, a teal arrow, a red resin camera (which is tucked under the washi so it doesn't actually look like a camera ;)) and finished it all off with some pearls from this months kit. The card base is an old background stamp I have that I stamped and clear embossed onto the teal card stock.
For the inside, I kept it really simple. I just added two strips of the washi and this sticker which I thought went perfectly with the front saying.
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This concert of spirituals and songs is presented by The Village Presbyterian Church's choirs and musicians. The event commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and raises funds for PADS, a charity for the homeless in Lake County.


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Following the success of previous editions of Arte Sano the organisers are now planning another festival on San Pedro's beautiful Paseo Maritimo. "We were last here in 2009 and had a great weekend full of music and activities," explained Monica Bereuther, co-organiser of the event. "This year we are planning to bring the colourful world of alternative Andalucía to life for another fun weekend for all the family." The weekend will include a diverse mix of classes, workshops and talks on subjects related to personal … Continue reading
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First, I was super excited to find the Theory Gabe B 2 Urban Blazer in charcoal that matches my Theory Golda 2 skirt! I had bought the Gabe blazer and Golda skirt in black last year. I love the skirt so I got it in charcoal some time later. I had meant to eventually get the matching jacket in charcoal, but kind of forgot about it and then it was sold out. Well... I found it at Nordstrom Rack! They had only a couple and one happened to be in my size (2)! It was discounted to $180. When I got the skirt last year, I had gotten it on sale for $135. So that means the whole suit only cost me $315. That's not bad at all for a Theory suit! I actually have worn my black suit quite a few times. For work as well as for interviews to get my new job lol. So I'm happy to have another suit in charcoal. Anyway... here is the jacket paired with my skirt... yay!
I think this jacket looks good open too:
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I also got the Theory Brinton Virtuous Wool Blend Pant for $109. Saks also has it on sale for $124 in more sizes. They are just black pants, but they fit really nice and they are also a perfect match to my existing black Gabe blazer! I just got the black Editor pant from Express, but I think I can have 2 pairs of black pants for work, especially one that makes a suit with my jacket. The Theory pants have a very different fabric from the Express ones - they don't feel nearly as thick. So they look and feel more flowy.
I got them in size 2. They are super long though! Definitely need to get them hemmed. But here they are in the current un-hemmed state:
Now I have 3 suits! Lol. Good to have a pant suit.
My new job's dress code is business casual, but I think it's always good to have some more professional attire. I heard this saying a long time ago that goes "dress for the job you want, not the job you have". It definitely rings true in my field - perception is very important!


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Travel-Minded: Hayley Rubery
As we sat nursing hot Americanos and poached eggs in deepest, darkest January, at a King's Cross restaurant earlier this year, it was difficult to imagine the azure seas and exotic beaches our guest - blogger, Hayley Rubery - had in mind for 2016. The aspiring travel blogger outlined her ambitious #12Countries12Months travel mission, which seemed an intangible concept to our fuzzy winter-laden minds...
Five months later, the Frock Me I'm Famous blogger has kept to her word, having visited 5 different locations already. We were interested in the pros, cons, and experiences to come from 12 months' worth of traveling, so - as she approaches her halfway point - we tapped Hayley for the goss. If you've ever considered embarking upon a worldly expedition, this one is for you. From easy-to-forget travel essentials, to tips for maintaining sanity amid jet lag, and holiday snaps to evoke some serious wanderlust, consider this the beginners guide to travelling like a pro.
For anyone who doesn't know, tell us a little bit about your 2016 travel mission.
This year, my goal was to fulfil my wanderlust by travelling to a different country every month. The only rules I set myself were: the trip had to be at least 3 days - so I could really get a feel for the place - and at least half of my trips would be to countries I've never visited before.
Since starting your adventure, have you spent a lot of time traveling alone?
Not yet! My first trip was with my best friend, two were with my boyfriend, and two were press trips. I plan to do some solo travelling this year as I love to travel alone. Europe is great for traveling alone, for me, it feels like a home away from home.
How do you prepare emotionally to travel by yourself?
Don't overthink it - it's easy to scare yourself out of going. For me, travelling alone for the first time took me out of my comfort zone. But it's such an exhilarating, refreshing experience that I'd recommend everyone to try at least once. Just be organised, go see the world, and enjoy it!
What are the biggest positives and drawbacks to solo travel?
Working to your own schedule, is a definite positive! It was such a nice feeling to wake up (at my own time) and think: 'what do I want to do today?' The biggest setback is no photographer! As a blogger it's always nice to travel with someone to get that #OOTD or classic blogger shot, it's much harder when travelling solo.
The Maldives
What are your 3 top tips for people looking to embark upon a year's worth of travel?
1. Save, save, save! If you're planning to spend the year travelling, I'd recommend saving seriously, for around 6 months, prior to your trip!
2. Research. I use websites, like Pinterest and Lonely Planet, to help me narrow down where in the world I want to go next. Then I check what time of year is best to travel to each place, and review fare prices to check it's feasible.
3. Preparation. I went from Iceland in February to The Maldives in March so I had to prepare for each country's disparate climates. Work out a yearly schedule of destinations and prepare for each place, re-use products and clothing where possible, to save money!
How do you ensure you're taking good care of your body and mind while you're away?
It's all about balance. If you're out exploring for 8 hours one day, make sure you're relaxing by the pool, the next. Another tip is to drink plenty of water (especially when flying), it will allow your body to flush out any toxins and help you feel more awake to explore.
Have your travels changed your outlook and future decisions?
Definitely! I've always been a go-getter with a 'live life in the moment' kind of attitude, but even I've surprised myself. I proved to myself that anything is possible, and I really can live out my dream. It's made me realise that the only person that can truly stop yourself from living, is you!
Finally what's next on the Frock Me I'm Famous itinerary?
Next up is a trip to Barcelona, hopefully followed by Barbados in July! I also have Croatia, Japan and Canada on my bucket list, but I'm always keeping my mind open to new adventures, so who knows! You can follow my travels by keeping up to date with #12Countries12Months – come along for the ride!


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I'm very happy to be in Washington, D.C., for the inauguration. Thinking it over, I realize there are several different aspects of the situation that are boosting my happiness.
First, it's a happy time. Because this is a joyful event, everyone is cheerful, enthusiastic, chatty, and helpful. The huge crowds, the freezing weather, and the logistical difficulties just seem to make the occasion a bigger adventure.
Second, I realize that I rarely participate—directly or as an observer—in big national events. I've never been to the Super Bowl; I don't even watch the Super Bowl on TV. I don't follow American Idol . We live less than a mile from the parade route for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and I've never been to it. (I have a friend whose family used to come up from New Orleans each year!) But when I do get into the spirit of these kinds of events, I love it. My daughter and I went to a bookstore at midnight to line up for the last Harry Potter book, and that was tremendously fun. Everyone in the country—and throughout the world—is watching the inauguration, so it's great to be here myself.
Third, and the most significant, is the sense of elevation to everyone's excitement. It's not like watching the ball drop in Times Square for New Year's Eve. Whether or not they were Barack Obama supporters, people everywhere seem to share the conviction that something very signficant has happened: The United States has taken an enormous step to achieve its promise. And the sense of that here in Washington is powerful and exhilarating.
I feel terrifically lucky to be here—but zoikes, it is cold .
*Interested in starting your own happiness project? If you'd like to take a look at my personal Resolutions Chart, for inspiration, just e-mail me at grubin, then the "at" sign, then gretchenrubin dot com. Just write "Resolutions Chart" in the subject line.


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Monday, August 3, 2009
Day 431 - Aug 3, 2009
It was really like Christmas for all of us. We have a LONG way to go to get everything unpacked, but each box reminds us of things from the past. It was just so neat opening everything, but it was also so tiring. It is really going to take quite a while to get all of this finished, but we will be here for over a month yet so we have the time.
And today we are finally filling the pool. There have been quite a few phone calls from me to the pool company because it was supposed to be done over a month ago and I kept getting told it would be done by this date and then that date and so on and so forth. I was so frustrated because I kept getting Kevin excited only to have to let him down again.
I hated to say anything as the pool guy drastically reduced the price because he called all of the vendors and got parts either free or at a major price break, but still...Kevin was getting so upset each time they told us it would be done and it wasn't.
BUT - it is finally being filled. It should be done by tomorrow afternoon and Kevin was already in it today. Here is evidence, lol:
He was just so excited!
And did you notice the palm tree leaning on our neighbor's fence? Yeah. I was pretty upset about that when we came home from PA. I had called the company a couple times before we left to have it tightened down before it was even near their fence, but my requests were ignored. It was so frustrating to have to meet the neighbor because our tree was on their fence. They were cool with it though. Lucky us.
Ok. Off to relax for a little bit before hitting my bed.
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I'm so excited for you guys to have your things. I can't imagine how good it will feel for all of you to be able to start making the house your home. It is awesome to hear how happy Kevin is to see his old things!
- August 4, 2009 at 1:17 AM
That pool will be one of Kevins greatest thearpies. That is one of the things that helped my knee replacement the best. I am so glad for him. He certainly DESERVES everything in his life that it good as do you and Breezie honey. Love ya bunches. Pam
- August 4, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Patricia said...
Oh! I am thrilled for you all. To be able to put down those all important roots...and to have "home". Your personal treasure to make that house become your home, si truly a well deserved and long awaited gift.
The pool looks amazing, and as everyone has said, it will be the therapy needed for Kevin, but for you and Brianna, as well.
The smiles tell it all.
Love. Hugs. Prayers.
- August 4, 2009 at 9:42 AM
hi leslie
i am confused about one issue
is kevin only getting disablity pay or is he getting his corp. pay and disablity pay ???
if he is getting his corp. pay he can do anything he wants with this money if he wants to give it to you so be it. no one can stop it.
keeping you and kevin and brezzy in our prayers.
just remember that we our here for only a little while and then we will be gone.
so remember that jesus died for all of us so that we could live for eternity with him.
i know that you don't believe this but he did. look at kevin if you dont think so.
love you
- August 4, 2009 at 11:19 AM
- Jodi said...
Happy Days! You got your stuff and the pool is almost ready. I am so glad things are going well. Thank you so much for the pictures. I love them all!!!
Andrew's Aunt Jodi
- August 4, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Miss Em said...
Hu-RAY! Christmas in August.
I know that it's all your stuff but the fun is find what is in what box.
I'm just glad that it's not me un-packing. I hate to pack and hate even more the un-packing and trying to find all of the empty spots to put everything.
"caught sight of his totes from the 'Stan' and Germany-he about went through the roof"....Maybe you can get him to tell you the names of some of those things. Never know what some of them triger.
Just like when he said the "F" word. You did NOT know that he remember it so when he hurt himself THERE. IT. WAS. And of course, NO one was expecting it.
Go for it!! What have you got to lose?
Hey how do you fill a pool the size you have in less than ONE hour?
The Fire Department.
I don't know if they charge for that service but, they would have filled that pool .
Kevin would have had a blast with the fire men there especially if one or two were Reserve Soldiers.
When we have to empty the Condo Assoc.'s pool to have it worked on we contact the Austell Fire Department to have them re-fill it for us. Our pool is nealy 3 times the size of yours and it only takes a little over an hour.
So, make certain you got their number handi for the future.
Take pictures and inform the People in charge of the tree that if there is any damage to the fence because of their failure to give the Palm tree the correct support as you requested then they will have to pay for the repairs.
I KNOW that you've probably already did this so ignore it...but if not...then heres the heads up.
Don't let that meet with the neighbors die. It may be the beginings of a GOOD thing. Besides you maybe able to get them to watch the house when all three of you are gone out of town.
Good Neighbors are hard to find as you well know.
Have fun with the pool.
Hope you can get Kevin to come out Once. in. awhile. ;-)
- August 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM


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Book review: 'Target Tokyo'
Two weeks after Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt told his commanders that they must show the enemy the "real meaning of war" by bombing Japan.
That set in motion one of the most audacious attacks of World War II. Less than five months after the "day of infamy," a fleet of 16 U.S warships steamed 5,200 miles across the Pacific. Sixteen B25 Mitchell bombers, launched from the deck of the USS Hornet, flew unchallenged some 800 miles, arriving over Japan at midday and bombing Tokyo and other key industrial cities.
In "Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and The Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor," Charlotte native James M. Scott brings his flair for storytelling and zest for research to describe in vivid detail an event that boosted U.S. morale during the darkest days of World War II.
These days the word "hero" is bestowed indiscriminately, but no other better suits Lt. Col. James "Jimmy" Doolittle and his 79 fellow airmen. They volunteered for what was considered a suicidal mission, knowing there might not be enough fuel to carry them deep into China, beyond the grasp of enemy troops.
With the exception of one plane, which landed in Russia, the bombers reached China before their fuel ran out. The crews either bailed out or ditched along the coast. With the help of Chinese farmers and militia, most of Doolittle's team survived. Eight were captured and sent to Japan's notoriously inhumane prisons. Three were executed, and one starved to death.
Relying on debriefing interviews, the raiders' personal accounts and other extensive resources, Scott has written a tale as gripping as a popular thriller. At one point, he describes how the fugitive airmen hid in a cave, near enough to the enemy to hear them beating a Chinese priest who refused to betray them.
The surviving Doolittle raiders would become celebrities. Their Chinese protectors weren't so fortunate. An estimated 250,000 Chinese would be executed; women and girls raped; entire villages and cities reduced to rubble; water supplies poisoned. Biological warfare teams spread cholera, typhoid and other horrific diseases among the unsuspecting population.
Perhaps no one could have anticipated the extent of Japan's wrath, but Scott writes that U.S. leaders anticipated the Chinese would pay a high price for the raid on Tokyo and that they deliberately kept Generalissmo Chiang Kai-shek in the dark about the impending raid.
The need for secrecy, while understandable, hampered rescue efforts and undermined the White House's credibility.
Prior to the task force's departure, only seven people were fully briefed on the Doolittle mission, Scott writes. Also, radios had been removed from the bombers in order to reduce weight and because of the need to maintain silence. Unfortunately, once the B-25s lifted off the Hornet, it would be weeks before anyone knew the full story.
Many of those details are revealed for the first time in Scott's book, the first to make such use of Japanese records. At the time, Japan downplayed the attack, falsely claiming that nine planes had been shot down. The White House bungled the public relations campaign by withholding facts, including that several of the raiders had been captured.
Doolittle, who would be promoted to brigadier general and awarded the Medal of Honor, never forgot his fellow raiders. For many years until his death at 96, he presided over an annual reunion. In November 2013, the author attended the final such gathering in Dayton, Ohio. He was present when three surviving raiders, each in his 90s, toasted their comrades with an 1896 bottle of cognac donated by Doolittle.
It was a fitting end to a great story.
Terry Plumb, a retired journalist, lives in Rock Hill, S.C.
Meet the author
James M. Scott will sign copies of "Target Tokyo" at 2 p.m. Sunday at Park Road Books, 4139 Park Road, Charlotte.
He is scheduled to appear at 7 p.m. May 7 at Quail Road Books & Music, 3522 Wade Avenue, Raleigh.
Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor
James M. Scott
W.W. Norton and Co., 672 pages


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Unpeeling Pompeii, the catalogue of a 1998 exhibition held at Pompeii (seen here in the library of The British School at Rome) contains a section on the BSR Insula I.9 project. Click here for a PDF facsimile version of that chapter.
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Soprintendenza Archeologica di Pompei
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NYC-based actress, poet, filmmaker
Sadé (Sha-day) Unique Grandberry is an NYC-based actress, writer, poet from Newark, NJ. Her parents wanted her to be a doctor, but she decided to study Theater & Journalism instead. After graduating magna cum laude from Rutgers University, she tried getting a "real job," but quickly realized acting was more real to her.
Having recently re-discovered her passion for poetry and writing, she has been steadily working on producing her first visual poetry album, as well as films starring the complex female characters she loves to play.
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Séminaire interne du LUPM donné par Stefano Magni, doctorant dans l'équipe IFAC, jeudi 16 mai à 14 h dans la salle Andromède. Le séminaire sera donné en anglais.
"I will first introduce the dark matter problem, with particular attention to the facts which indicate the existence of dark matter. I will present some of the main candidates which could solve this problem, focusing on weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs). Then I will present the basic principles of the direct detection of WIMPs, explaining how it works, which information (and how) we can extract from this kind of experiments. I will focus on how the experiments can constrain the physical parameters, and on the annual modulation of the signal. Finally I will summarize the present experimental results and outline some futures developments."


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Program Analysis
To correctly perform optimizations such as moving invariant code out of loops or reusing common subexpressions, it is necessary to have global information about the program.[This treatment follows Marvin Schaefer, A Mathematical Theory of Global Program Optimization, Prentice-Hall, 1973.]
Control flow analysis provides information about the potential control flow:
Data flow analysis provides information about the definition and use of variables and expressions. It can also detect certain types of programmer errors.


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Humus – you've seen it in the garden section and probably wondered, "What is Humus?"
First, don't be confused with hummus which is a tasty spread made out of chick peas and tahini.
Humus is a carbon rich end product that results from the decomposition of organic materials. Think of it as the soft forest floor – the part under the sticks and leaves. In other words – it's really great compost.
Humus improves sandy or clay soils. Adding humus to your soil helps your plants hold nutrients and prevents leaching of elements such as calcium, nitrogen, potassium and iron. Also, adding humus to your soil increases beneficial microorganisms.
This week, if you're lucky enough, your local Ace will be selling Redi-Gro Humus during the NorCal Ace Dirt Cheap Event for only .99 for a huge bag!
Redi-Gro's humus is 100% recycled composted green waste and has a higher organic matter content compared to sawdust based soil amendments.
Redi-Gro does routine lab testing to ensure active composting – which means a weed seed and pathogen free organic compost.
Use humus not hummus to make your garden look this.


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Hey lovelies! Today is (as you probably know) International Women's Day. I believe when any woman or man think of "International Women's Day," it's easy to understand why we deserve a day to celebrate "us." And if you are wondering why we deserve it, by the end of reading this post- you will be crystal clear.
Women have struggled to find equality, since always. In 1920, we were finally given the right to vote for the first time. But still, in countries like Saudi Arabia- only last year (2015) were women finally given the right to vote (let that sink in for a minute).
It's insane how many countries today still give women ZERO rights to say or do anything without permission of a man. It really boggles my mind the THOUGHT of what women go through everyday and how much they suffer with discrimination, violence, repression, isolation, and the list goes on…
Here are some examples of countries you should stir away from as a women & why:
- Domestic violence is so common in Afghanistan that 87% of women admit to experiencing it
- The ONLY country that the female suicide rate is higher than of male
- Women will live only up to 45- one year less than men
- The majority of brides are under 16 yrs of age
- One woman dies in childbirth every HALF HOUR
Democratic Republic of Congo-
- Rapes are so brutal, many victims die or are infected with HIV- left to raise their kids alone
- They can't look for food or water without being exposed to more violence. And without money, food, transportation, they have no way to escape.
- The U.S.-led invasion to "liberate" Iraq from Saddam Hussein has imprisoned women in an inferno of sectarian violence that targets women and girls.
- Families are afraid to send their girls to school, fearing that they will either be kidnapped or raped
- 1 Million women have been displaced from home, and millions more are unable to earn enough to eat.
The above facts are hopefully as disturbing to you, as they are to me. The fact that this is allowed and no one seems to be able to do anything about it is terrifying and mind bothering. As I reflect on my life today, I also reflect on others' lives or lack of. Therefore, causing me not so much to celebrate, as much as to bring awareness to all women. The U.S may not have the "equality" we all seek for. But we are far better off living in this country than most- with our freedom to work, vote, talk, choose our partners, and live our lives with no fear- compared to the amount of violence women face everyday in many other countries.
In conclusion, my title "INTERNATIONAL MEN'S DAY" which by the way is celebrated on the 19th of November, makes little to no sense to me.
Did you know that in the month of March is when "International Men's Day" is most googled? "Coincidentally," in the month we celebrate "International Women's Day."
Men are praised and given more power, more money, and more authority than most women everyday. So when we finally get ONE day to celebrate us, someone decides- "well, we need gender equality. Therefore, men need their day, as well." Excuse my french, but that's bullshit. You watch the news, you read about what men are doing to women in this world and then you tell me about gender equality. I know there are many men in this world to admire, many heroes, many men that are great examples to humanity. And I'm not trying to dismiss them. But I can't help but feel that gender equality should be discussed when men & women have equal rights altogether and women no longer have to fight for what's rightfully theirs.
I hope this post made you reflect on today's day a little differently. And that you continue to pass on awareness.
xox- Until Next Time


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Saturday, 11 January 2014
Project 365 Week 2
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your Mexican dinner sounds soooo good, i love that type of food. your baby looks adorabke in the snow suit but it is perfect for this time of year xReplyDelete
what a super snow suit! unfortunately i think you will be needing it soon! :-( have a good week xReplyDelete
Can't beat homemade guacamole and salsa! :) lovely photos from your week. I love how little ones look in snowsuits just soo cute!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos, especially the little bundle in her snowsuit. #Project365ReplyDelete
I love the farm and the mexican sounds divine...hungry now xReplyDelete
aw check her out in this cosy snowsuit she looks very snuggle indeed!! lovely picturesReplyDelete
love the smiles from the snow suit. Well done on the success of the swimming lessons. Nice picture on the heroes welcome home cuddles.ReplyDelete
Such lovely photos, I love the snow suitReplyDelete


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Ten Reasons to Plant a Garden Today
The past few years have seen a resurgence in the farm-to-table movement. People want to know where their food is from, who harvested it, and what chemicals have been used in the process. Similarly, more people are opting to join the movement and grow their own food once they realize the benefits of living off the land. Here are ten reasons we agree:
1. It touches your mind, body, and soul. There's something about fresh air that gives us a magical new perspective. Plus, studies have shown that gardening helps to reduce stress, combat depression, keep your mind sharp and thereby decreases your risk for Alzheimer's.
2. Gardening gives back. More likely than not, you will harvest more produce than you alone can enjoy. Surprise your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers with fruits and vegetables that are fresh, tasty, and free. Plus, there are bounties of volunteer opportunities for those who want to serve their local food pantries in creative ways! Pay it forward by donating your garden surplus to those in need.
3. Save money! Sure, building a garden is an investment — but once you have your seeds in a row, you will reap the benefits time and time again. Guerilla gardener Ron Finley says it best: "Growing your own food is like printing your own money."
4. Eating seasonal produce is not only better for your wallet, but it's better for your body. Fresh fruit contains less pesticides, more antioxidants, and an overwhelming amount of flavor. Seasonal summer produce includes peaches, potatoes, squash, spinach, and much more.
5. While some hobbies require all of your mental energy, gardening is great because you can multi-task. Grab a pair of headphones and plow through a new audiobook or podcast. You'll feel twice as accomplished knowing you raked your garden and learned something new.
6. Gardening is an underrated form of functional exercise. As you plant and harvest your crop, you will find yourself stretching, lifting, and moving in an abundance of ways. You'll burn an average of 300 calories per hour and build long, lean muscles in the process.
7. Get creative! Each season, grow something different. Expand your cooking repertoire by challenging yourself to make a new dish. You might be pleasantly surprised!
8. Soak up the sun. Daily garden maintenance is a surefire way to spend more time outside. Just don't forget your wide-brimmed hat and sun protection!
9. It's family-friendly; gardening is an activity generations can enjoy together. Introduce your child to a lifelong love for fresh air, hard work, and good food while working side by side in the backyard.
10. Get social. While some might argue that gardening is a solitary activity, there are plenty of avenues for those who wish to socialize through this shared hobby. Ask around at your local library, gym, or community center and find out if anyone hosts a garden club. If not, start one yourself! Monthly garden outings are a great way to share tips, ask questions, and trade produce.
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The Senate today -- led by Jay Rockefeller, enabled by Harry Reid, and with the active support of at least 12 (and probably more) Democrats, in conjunction with an as-always lockstep GOP caucus -- will vote to legalize warrantless spying on the telephone calls and emails of Americans, and will also provide full retroactive amnesty to lawbreaking telecoms, thus forever putting an end to any efforts to investigate and obtain a judicial ruling regarding the Bush administration's years-long illegal spying programs aimed at Americans. The long, hard efforts by AT&T, Verizon and their all-star, bipartisan cast of lobbyists to grease the wheels of the Senate -- led by former Bush 41 Attorney General William Barr and former Clinton Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick -- are about to pay huge dividends, as such noble efforts invariably do with our political establishment.
It's worth taking a step back and recalling that all of this is the result of the December, 2005 story by the New York Times which first reported that the Bush administration was illegally spying on Americans for many years without warrants of any kind. All sorts of "controversy" erupted from that story. Democrats everywhere expressed dramatic, unbridled outrage, vowing that this would not stand. James Risen and Eric Lichtblau were awarded Pulitzer Prizes for exposing this serious lawbreaking. All sorts of Committees were formed, papers written, speeches given, conferences convened, and editorials published to denounce this extreme abuse of presidential power. This was illegality and corruption at the highest level of government, on the grandest scale, and of the most transparent strain.
What was the outcome of all of that sturm und drang? What were the consequences for the President for having broken the law so deliberately and transparently? Absolutely nothing. To the contrary, the Senate is about to enact a bill which has two simple purposes: (1) to render retroactively legal the President's illegal spying program by legalizing its crux: warrantless eavesdropping on Americans, and (2) to stifle forever the sole remaining avenue for finding out what the Government did and obtaining a judicial ruling as to its legality: namely, the lawsuits brought against the co-conspiring telecoms. In other words, the only steps taken by our political class upon exposure by the NYT of this profound lawbreaking is to endorse it all and then suppress any and all efforts to investigate it and subject it to the rule of law.
To be sure, achieving this took some time. When Bill Frist was running the Senate and Pat Roberts was in charge of the Intelligence Committee, Bush and Cheney couldn't get this done (the same FISA and amnesty bill that the Senate will pass today stalled in the 2006 Senate). They had to wait until the Senate belonged (nominally) to Harry Reid and, more importantly, Jay Rockefeller was installed as Committee Chairman, and then -- and only then -- were they able to push the Senate to bequeath to them and their lawbreaking allies full-scale protection from investigation and immunity from the consequences of their lawbreaking.
That's really the most extraordinary aspect of all of this, if one really thinks about it -- it isn't merely that the Democratic Senate failed to investigate or bring about accountability for the clearest and more brazen acts of lawbreaking in the Bush administration, although that is true. Far beyond that, once in power, they are eagerly and aggressively taking affirmative steps -- extraordinary steps -- to protect Bush officials. While still knowing virtually nothing about what they did, they are acting to legalize Bush's illegal spying programs and put an end to all pending investigations and efforts to uncover what happened.
How far we've come -- really: disgracefully tumbled -- from the days of the Church Committee, which aggressively uncovered surveillance abuses and then drafted legislation to outlaw them and prevent them from ever occurring again. It is, of course, precisely those post-Watergate laws which the Bush administration and their telecom conspirators purposely violated, and for which they are about to receive permanent, lawless protection.
What Harry Reid's Senate is about to do today would be tantamount to the Church Committee -- after discovering the decades of abuses of eavesdropping powers by various administrations -- proceeding in response to write legislation to legalize unchecked surveillance, bar any subjects of the illegal eavesdropping from obtaining remedies in court, and then pass a bill with no purpose other than to provide retroactive immunity for the surveillance lawbreakers. That would be an absurd and incomparably corrupt nonsequitur, but that is precisely what Harry Reid's Senate -- in response to the NYT's 2005 revelations of clear surveillance lawbreaking by the administration -- is going to do today.
Analogously, in 1973, The Washington Post won the Pulitzer Prize for its work in uncovering the Watergate abuses, and that led to what would have been the imminent bipartisan impeachment of the President until he was forced to resign in disgrace. By stark and depressing contrast, in 2006, Jim Risen, Eric Lichtblau and the NYT won Pulitzer Prizes for their work in uncovering illegal spying on Americans at the highest levels of the Government, and that led to bipartisan legislation to legalize the illegal spying programs and provide full-scale retroactive amnesty for the lawbreakers. That's the difference between a country operating under the rule of law and one that is governed by lawlessness and lawbreaking license for the politically powerful and well-connected.
Chris Dodd went to the Senate floor last night and gave another eloquent and impassioned speech, warning of the consequences for our country from telecom amnesty. He specifically focused on the permanently and comprehensively suppressive effect it will have on efforts to investigate what the Bush administration did in illegally spying on Americans.
At around 2:25, Sen. Dodd quoted from this blog (from this post specifically regarding last week's testimony of Michael Mukasey) concerning the consequences for our country from ensuring, as the Senate is about to do, that such blatant and deliberate governmental lawbreaking is protected and goes forever unpunished (h/t selise):
From Frank Church and the bipartisan oversight protections of the post-Watergate abuses in the mid-1970s to Jay Rockefeller, Dick Cheney, legalized warrantless eavesdropping and retroactive telecom amnesty in 2008 -- that vivid collapse into the sewer illustrates as potently as anything could what has happened to this country over the last eight years.
Glenn Greenwald was previously a constitutional law and civil rights litigator in New York. He is the author of the New York Times Bestselling book "How Would a Patriot Act?," a critique of the Bush administration's use of executive power, released in May 2006. His second book, "A Tragic Legacy", examines the Bush legacy.
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Thank you to all of you who came to Penrith RSL for jazz this Saturday and made the afternoon so much fun.
The jazz audience at Penrith RSL make the whole afternoon a great social occasion, so the band and I always look forward to playing in the city by the Nepean.
In fact, we'll be back at Penrith RSL for Armistice Day, 11 November, 2 – 5pm.
With me in the band today as I sang the songs of the 1920s and 1930s, we had, by special request, the great honour of being joined by bass brass virtuoso, Cazzbo Johns, formerly of the Australian Opera.
Bob Gillespie, musical director for Lovelace Watkins and drummer for Maynard Fergusson's English Band was on the kit.
Guitarist for Ricky May, Grahame Conlon, swung on his Spanish guitar and banjo.
Damon Poppleton, aged 14, jammed on alto and tenor saxes. And Flynn Poppleton, age 10, sat in on drums for On The Sunny Side Of The Street.
As always, I've taken some happy snaps for you below. See you at Penrith, 11 November!
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Treetop Walkway wins at the Wood AwardsNovember 23, 2016
Last night GHA's STIHL Treetop Walkway was announced the winner of the Commercial & Leisure category at the 2016 Wood Awards. The Wood Awards recognise, encourage and promote outstanding design, craftsmanship and installation using wood.
The STIHL Treetop Walkway provides stunning new views over the grade I-listed Westonbirt Arboretum, home to one of the finest tree collections in the world. At almost 300m in length, it is also the longest structure of its kind in the UK. Larch was chosen as the main materials, for its durability and attractive colour, with Scottish larch used for the decking and handrail and, for the columns, Siberian larch which has a tighter grain and higher strength-to-weight ratio.
The judges said: 'Not only is this a striking composite structure of woods and steel in which wood is doing all the existing bits; it is also an educational response in itself. It has the ability to inspire all generations to learn more about wood."
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THE Scotch whisky industry claims the recent opinion by the European Court's advocate‑general that Holyrood's plan for minimum alcohol pricing could infringe EU trade law has swung the issue in its favour.
However, David Frost, chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA), admitted that there "could be a lot of life left in this issue yet" as after the final decision of the EU court by early next year, it is to be looked at again by Edinburgh's Court of Session.
"Then it is not impossible, depending on that decision, that there is a further appeal to the UK Supreme Court," Frost added.
He said the trade body had been pleased with the advocate‑general's finding that the Scottish Government had not done enough to show increased alcohol duty would not be more effective in combating Scotland's unhealthy relationship with alcohol.
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Last year I wrote about how I was inspired by the Mighty Summit without even being there. I made my own life list and I promised myself that one day I would either be invited to the Mighty Summit, buy a ticket to a similar event open to the public or I would host my own with my friends. As luck would have it, the organizers, Maggie Mason of Mighty Girl and Laura Mayes of Blog Con Queso have created a brand new, but similar, event for which 150 tickets were available called Camp Mighty. My friend Jill (from Terra Savvy) and I did not waste any time snagging our tickets, which was a good thing because the event sold out in six days.
On November 10th, we will be flying from NYC to Palm Springs to stay at the Ace Hotel and hang out with some spectacular people! To say we are excited is a gross understatement. I'm already planning outfits and shopping and I need business cards and I made a Twitter list and I can't wait to meet all the talented and inspiring people that are going to be there like Leah from A Girl and a Boy and Nicole from Making It Lovely. It's possible I will embarrass myself with my enthusiasm. I've done that before. I wore a cowboy hat in London, and my friend Regina said I looked like a tourist, and I was like, I AM a tourist. Please forgive me in advance for my enthusiasm! Also, the Camp Mighty logo matches my blog header. How cool is that?
In preparation I updated my Life List. I added some things, took some things off and I decided to include stuff that I did long before I had a life list. I've always set goals for myself and felt proud of achieving them, I'm also a "completist" (that is not a word, but I like it) so I think it's nice to have all the fun things that I've already done on there as well.
If you are also going to Camp Mighty (YAY for you!), I totally can't wait to meet you. Please a comment and your twitter handle and I will add you to my list. We can get to know each other a little before we even get there. If you are not able to make it this year, I promise there is lots to learn from a far if you watch the blogs and twitter streams of those attending. At least you can write your own life list and if you post it, please leave a link to that as well. I'd love to see it and who knows, maybe I will get an idea or two to add to my own list!


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And why we dumped HttpUnit for HtmlUnit
We will release JSFUnit Beta 3 before the start of JSFOne on Septemeber 4th. If all goes well, it will probably be out a week or so before that.
Originally, I planned to have the GA release out by now. But the opportunity to improve the JSFUnit tool was too great to pass up. That opportunity came in the form of HtmlUnit. HtmlUnit bills itself as "a headless browser". This is exactly what I've been searching for. That is, a way to truly simulate a user interacting with a JSF application - even one that includes AJAX components.
Up until now, JSFUnit used HttpUnit to submit client requests. And HttpUnit is good at that. But HttpUnit is old, and it's mostly a dormant project. It doesn't support the latest DOM specs. And worst of all, its javascript support is dismal. This makes testing JSF/AJAX applications very difficult. In fact, the javascript support was so bad I had to just turn it off. When testing a JSF/AJAX component I would have to simulate the javascript using Java and then formulate the resulting HTTP request myself. It became clear that it would be too hacky and time-consuming to keep doing things that way.
So for JSFUnit Beta 3, I've written a new version of the JSFClientSession class that uses HtmlUnit instead. With HtmlUnit, we can execute javascript and let that javascript submit to the server. No fuss, no muss.
HtmlUnit is still pretty new, so we've found our share of bugs along the way. But unlike HttpUnit, HtmlUnit has an active core of developers who are working closely with the JSFUnit team to fix problems quickly as possible. Thus, we're doing one last beta release instead of the planned GA.
For Beta 3, you can still use the old HttpUnit-based JSFClientSession and things will work fine. This allows our early adopters to migrate their tests to the new client one at a time. But HttpUnit will be completely gone from JSFUnit for GA. So you do need to migrate before then. The new stuff is in its own package called org.jboss.jsfunit.jsfsession. This replaces the old code in org.jboss.jsfunit.facade.
That's all the news for now. So long, and thanks for all the fish.
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