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Cuban President Raul Castro's retirement announcement
Feb. 25 - Cuban President Raul Castro announces he will step down from power in 2018. Julie Noce reports.
1067 / 7177 / 7173 / 7172 Cuban President Raul Castro announced Sunday he will step down from power when his current term is over in 2018. Castro made the announcement during a national assembly meeting, and left no question about his goals while in office. I was not elected to restore capitalism, he said, I was elected to continue perfecting socialism. But since taking office from his sick brother Fidel, 81 -year old Raul did make some changes. He loosened restrictions on travel and personal property and moved the economy in a more market-friendly direction. In another surprise announcement, parliament named 52-year-old Miguel Diaz-Canel as Castro's vice president, and likely successor when he steps down in 2018.


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As we approach the last week before the last week before Christmas, Google has dropped an early gift in the form a bunch of new and updated Google Play edition products ensuring this festive season is a robotic one. Let's take a look at This Week in Android! (more…)
As we get closer and closer to the Annual Android Handset Giving Period commonly known by many as Christmas, another week of Android news grows to a close. This week has brought a number of new stories, including reports that YouTube are delaying their streaming music service, the news that Chrome apps could be coming to Android as early as January and more information about Google's mysterious barges that first hit our headlines last month. Let's take a look!
If you've been wanting to get your hands on a Google Glass unit, or perhaps have been craving a Moto X-style phone but without the Moto X-style price tag, this week could be a lucky one for you. With new announcements from Motorola and Google to discover, let's take a look at the week in Android! (more…)
The 7 inch tablet market is probably the fastest growing in the mobile arena. While phone manufacturers are still experimenting with all manners of sizes for handset screens, there seems to be a general consensus that for a tablet, 7 inches is the sweet spot. Larger tablets are still popular, but for the most part, 7 is where it's at.
I was recently alerted to the existence of the GOCLEVER Aries 7o. Yes, you read that correctly. That's a fully capitalized company name followed by a mode name incorporating a sign of the zodiac, and then a number and a letter. Yep, that's seven oh, not seven zero. But that's by the by. Having just taken ownership of a Nexus 7, I was keen to see how it compared.
Fan of barges, alpha applications and 7-inch carrier-branded tablets, lend me your ears! This week has seen updates from a number of big players in the Android world, including Google themselves and Verizon, the latter showing off their own brand of Android tablet this week. Let's take a look!
Wherever your allegiance lies, this week has been big for new releases. While iOS users enjoy the release of the iPad Air, Android users have the finally-officially-unveiled Nexus 5 to revel in. With mystery barges, new phones and a biscuit-themed OS to discuss, let's take a look at this week in Android!
This week marks a milestone for Android as we celebrate it's fifth birthday, the anniversary of the operating system's first unveiling. This special week has also given form to new Kindle Fire models from Amazon, a golden Galaxy S4 and more, so let's dive in and check in with This Week in Android! (more…)
Email is essential these days. Virtually anyone who owns a smartphone can be accused of being a Crackberry addict, regardless of the particular phone they own. And although it's great to be able to get emails no matter where you may be, there's a downside to this level of connectivity.
If you're anything like me, you'll receive a huge volume of email each day. If my phone was to audibly notify me of the arrival of each new message, I would go insane — so I've disabled sound notifications. This means that I have to keep looking at my phone to see when I have a new message. Sometimes every hour, sometimes every couple of minutes. It's infuriating. It drives me mad … almost as mad as constant sounds would do. It's Catch 22.
What does this have to do with Boomerang? Well, aside from the fact that this is an app that can be used to send and receive emails, not a lot! My point is that email is something we can't do without. But for too long we have all been constrained by the way email works. Boomerang has been designed to wrestle control out of the hands of email clients and place it back under your command.
If you have spent any time online over the past few months, you can't help but have become aware of the Nexus 7. Even if you weren't actively seeking out information about the device, you've probably absorbed a great deal as if by osmosis.
The latest addition to the Google / Asus Nexus range has been eagerly anticipated for some time now. Taking a leaf out of Apple's book, the latest version of the Nexus 7 was not given a unique name. Just as the iPad 3 was not actually called the iPad 3, rather, the 'new iPad', so there is nothing in the name to distinguish this Nexus from last year's model if you just look at the name.
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I have found myself across my working life heavily involved in partnerships. This started in BT with affinity partnerships through to full venturing, then in O2 with technology partnerships and alliances, and now in coaching particularly in systems coaching work in the public sector.
It is no longer a value add competency in business and organisational life, it's now part of core business. But to do partnerships well is really tricky. They are complicated, messy and often overblown in terms of potential and expectation, with delivery often far off the mark. So how to do them well? I offer my experience here, and have created the 'Partnership 7+6 Mindset Model' as an enabling lens for partnership leaders.
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Jenny Campbell, director of lifetimeswork, introduces the 'Partnership 7+6 Mindset Model'. This is the model that encompasses the leadership mindset for creating high impact partnerships,
The Essence of Partnership Working
It is my experience that the heart of partnerships is based on 3 dimensions: Power, Trust and Impact. And they all must be in balance in order for the partnership to actually create impact in a sustainable way.
- Power does not have to be equal in the partnership; it does however have to be transparent.
- Trust that there is genuine common purpose in order to overcome any setbacks is critical.
- And finally, seeking real impact (and not just great process) is the absolute unlocking factor for creating energy in a partnership.
The Complexity of Partnerships Accounted For
There are many forms of partnerships, and many forms of drivers for their initiation. In particular I recommend accounting for 3 dimensions:
- Geographical scale. Health partnerships operating in Canada have a vastly different set of challenges than a local or regional health partnership in the UK
- Structure. Affinity or project partnerships are the simplest, formed for a particular time or output, and often not burdened by longer term relationships or legal requirements. At the other end of the scale are joint ventures and mergers, very complex deals most often found in the private sector but that do exist in public sector, which take an immense amount to initiate and then complete for full value to be released. Structures can often hinder partnerships because of the strategic constraints set upon them; in the public sector these are often governmental constraints.
- The complexity of the outcomes sought is the last driver. Single focus partnerships are much simpler; partnerships with complex or emerging sets of aims are complicated beasts that need special attention.
The Partnership 7+6 Mindset Model
Go into partnerships with a wise head - know that many end up in a process trap but without delivering any impact. Leading partnerships take an integrated set of attitudes and skills that is sophisticated and mature. Be ready to build, maintain and live partnership values within the partnership boundaries, and outwith the boundaries - back in your home organisation and in your networks. Leading partnerships is tough, but preparing for these using the lifetimeswork Partnership 7+6 Mindset Model will help you navigate partnerships successfully.
The emphasis on systems coaching and enablement was vital to the success of the IRF work. The expertise brought to this work by Jenny Campbell and Malcolm Young was both challenging and stretching, and contributed significantly to a growing sense of trust and maturity across the partners involved
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Rebuilding Hope: California
"By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another." - John 13:35
Who remembers the last major wildfire in 2015? Can anyone, other than those who experienced it, list the number of homes destroyed or loss of life reported? Odds are, the details are hard to recall without a Google-search.
Wildfires are indeed one of the most destructive, yet least acknowledged forces of natural disaster occurring on our plant today. Every year, hundreds of families in the United States are forced to flee their homes as the infernal flames bare down on their properties. Most suffer enormous amounts of property damage, while others lose their homes altogether.
According to the National Interagency Fire Center, 68,151 separate wildfires were recorded throughout the U.S. in 2015 destroying over 10,125,149 acres of land and property. In California alone, 6,335 wildfires occurred destroying 307,598 acres of land and property. Unfortunately, these numbers ought not to be surprising.
One such fire struck the town of Butte, California this past fall. Thankfully, no loss of life occurred in this instance, but many families' homes were severely damaged. One local church in Butte, by partnering with IDES, decided to reach out into their community and use the critical situation as an opportunity to show God's love.
All summer long, volunteers from churches all over the U.S. faithfully served at IDES by participating in our Shed-Building program. Old and young alike put hammer-to-nail, assembling the lumber into shed components piece by piece in the name of Jesus Christ.
Once 10 full "shed-kits" are assembled, they are shipped to partnering churches within communities affected by disaster, such as Butte, California. Each shed is given to a family in the community who has been affected, and put together by volunteers within that local congregation which opens the door to build relationships and share the Gospel.
Our partner in Butte shared this report with us:
"[The first recipient] is an 80+ year old who was sleeping on a cot on his property....He has become family to us. He was a crusty, very skeptical, old guy. When his shed was almost done he said to us, 'I can't believe you would do this for me. I can't believe there are still people out there who do this.' Everyone who comes to build leaves a note or just their name for the shed owner. As was the case with the other owners, he was overcome by the thoughtfulness of this."
These sheds are more than just storage-buildings.
As local church members put the sheds up, being the hands and feet of Christ, they are rebuilding hope. Oftentimes, the IDES shed is the first physical, tangible object of the rebuilding process for a recipient after disaster strikes him or her.
The structure rebuilds confidence that all is not lost. The new friendships with local church members rebuilds the bridge between the recipient and God's people. The notes of encouragement and Scripture verses left on the lumber of the shed rebuilds the concept that he or she is cared about and cared for.
As we move into the Spring months of 2016, a season in which natural disasters are expected to occur like clock-work, let's dig deeper into God's grace and share it with those who are hurting. Let's look more closely than just the news reports and listen to the underlying story of souls in need of Jesus. Let's give 100% of ourselves to be used as tools in God's hands.
Let's rebuild hope.
"National Interagency Fire Center." National Interagency Fire Center. National Interagency Coordination Center, n.d. Web. 01 Mar. 2016.
"Number of Fires and Acres." CA.gov. CAL Fire, 7 Aug. 2013. Web. 1 Mar. 2016. <http://cdfdata.fire.ca.gov/incidents/incidents_stats?
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If you work for some sort of not for profit organization, you know how difficult it is to ask people for money. In general, people are usually generous. However, you need to make sure that you are pushing the right buttons and pulling the right strings in order to get them to be generous. This can take years of practice and studying of psychology. However, we have included some tips of how to get people excited about fundraising and contributing to your project. The best way to do this is to get peoples' contact information and send them a newsletter. In this post, we will discuss some things that you should put in your newsletter to encourage them to offer their support to you in a financial way. Keep reading to get the advice!
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Thank them!
One of the best ways that you can encourage generosity is through positive reinforcement. This is a common technique used in both child rearing and animal training. Positive reinforcement lets the person know that they are doing something right. In addition, the emotional reward is an encouragement for them to keep repeating that action.
Anyway, you need to thank your current and potential supporters often and strongly in your newsletter. Let them know how much you appreciate them and how your project or organization would be nothing without their support. If you do this, then you will make them feel important and needed. In this way, they will want to continue their support because they know that their efforts actually make a difference.
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On Saturday night I caught up with the Berlin Philharmonic
at the Philharmonie in a concert led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin of music of
Berio, Chaikovsky, and Ravel. This was my first visit to the Philharmonie and
one of the first times I'd heard the Philharmoniker live conducted by someone
other than their current music director Simon Rattle. My impression of their last performance with Sir Simon (in Carnegie Hall) was decidedly mixed, of technical brilliance
lacking in any perceptible heartbeat. This was also the first time I'd heard
Nézet-Séguin conduct outside the Met, and he, the orchestra, and the concert
hall all left me very impressed indeed.
The program opened with Berio's Sequenza IXa for solo
clarinet, and odd choice but apparently they are gradually performing the whole
cycle of Sequenze. The Philharmonie's wonderful acoustics allowed lone clarinetist
Walter Seyfarth to resonate clearly even at the softest dynamics. I know this
piece from, um, playing it (only casually), and Seyfarth's account was
technically impeccable and extremely clearly thought through. Clarinet
multiphonics (the closest we can get to a double stop) are unreliabe and wheezy
at best but Seyfarth's were rock solid. Motives
and structures were clearly defined, but nonetheless it was a bit more an
austere plateau than a collection of giant hairpins.
Perhaps they chose the clarinet sequenza because the next
piece, Chaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet
Fantasy Overture, opens with a clarinet solo. I don't know. Anyway, this
Chaikovsky was magical, taken with big ultra-Romantic pathos and rubato and
schmaltz and all that kind of thing that I like in Chaikovsky and occasionally find
suspect in Korngold. Nézet-Séguin took a glutinous approach to the transitions
that made the piece more smooth than exciting, but the orchestra's considerable
virtuosity and precision in the fight portions was exciting enough. After my
recent spate of neat freak conductors it was nice to hear someone really go for
the emotional payoffs, and the horns' countermelody was a thing of wonder.
Maybe it was the remnants of jet lag but I have to admit my
attention drifted at a few points during Ravel's complete Daphnis et Chloe—not that it isn't very beautiful music but I might
be in favor of performing the suite versions in this case. The orchestra here
sounded more like the one I knew from Rattle, light and precise (even in the
trickiest passages in the winds, including wonderful wind solos and one
slightly wonky violin one), and yet, when required, very very loud.
Nézet-Séguin showed the same flexibility as in the Chaikovsky but also the
needed delicacy. The ahs emanating from the Rundfunk Chor Berlin were also
excellently balanced with each other and the orchestra.
I find many modern concert halls alienating, but the
Philharmonie's nooks and cranies were fun. It's like hearing a concert in a
retro spaceship!
This concert is included in the Philharmoniker's Digital Concert Hall and will soon be available ondemand if you'd like to see it yourself.
Berliner Philharmoniker, Philharmonie, 6/16/12. Yannick
Nézet-Séguin, conductor; Walter Seyforth, clarinet, Rundfunk Chor Berlin.
Berio, Sequenza XIa; Tchaikovsky/Chaikovsky, Fantasy Overture on Romeo and Juliet; Ravel, Daphnis et
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How to Watch Game of Thrones Online
Want to watch Game of Thrones online? You've come to the right place…
Game of Thrones is a masterpiece of modern television. Set in a mythical world filled with magic, dragons and more, Game of Thrones focuses on the power struggle of warring factions of men and beasts. If you've yet to watch this show, now's the time to catch up – season 8 is just about to begin. Want to watch Game of Thrones online? This is the guide for you!
With multiple wars brewing, back-stabbings lingering, drama building, and the very existence of humanity being threatened, Season 8 is moving towards the conclusion of this award-winning tale! Ready to watch? Below, we'll discuss the best ways to watch Game of Thrones live stream without cable TV.
Amazon Channels offers the Game of Thrones Live Stream
Amazon Prime has some good features. 2-day shipping is a nice perk if you're a big shopper. This perk alone, depending on how much you spend, can help to pay for the actual cost of the membership. Other added features include a 2-million+ song library, Prime Video, which offers movies, TV shows, and original shows, free e-books, and exclusive sale opportunities. Prime Video, on its own, is pretty cool. There are thousands of shows and movies to watch, with new content being added monthly.
Prime Video is $99 every year. This works out to a price of $8.75 a month paid annually. All in all, this makes Prime Video one of the cheapest streaming options there is. If you can't afford annual payments, you can pay-by-the-month. Monthly, you'll pay $10.99 for the full membership or $8.99 for Prime Video, on its own. As you can see, monthly payments are a little more than if you just pay for the year all at once. Prime, no matter how you choose to pay for it, comes with a one-month trial.
Amazon Channels are add-on channels filled with content that you can add to your Prime Video lineup. Some options include HBO ($15/month), Showtime ($9/month), Starz ($9/month), and many other channels. In the case of HBO, and the other premium channels mentioned, you'll receive the full library of shows with all episodes that have aired to-date, and the revolving movie library that generally offers hundreds of movies. Each Amazon Channel sign-up includes a one-week free trial.
Amazon Channels allows for a way to watch the Game of Thrones live stream on select devices, as Amazon offers the live stream for select Amazon Channels, like HBO. You can stream Game of Thrones full episodes on computers, mobile devices, Roku, smart TVs, Chromecast, Xbox, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more!
Don't forget, thanks to your 30-day free trial and your 1-week free Amazon Channels HBO trial, you can watch Game of Thrones online free! Check out our Amazon Prime review if you need to know more!
Watch Game of Thrones Online with DIRECTV NOW
DIRECTV NOW is one way cord cutters have access to Game of Thrones streaming. Packages start at $35 per month and offer over 60+ channels in the smallest of four packages. You receive a selection of popular channels including Syfy, MTV, National Geographic, USA, History, FX, TBS, BBC America, TNT, Spike, Lifetime, BET, ESPN, MSNBC, and Bloomberg TV. HBO and Cinemax are two of the premium channels you can add, for just $5/a piece extra each month. This is your cheapest option to add HBO and watch the Game of Thrones live stream without cable.
The biggest package of over 120 channels also includes these channels, for no extra cost, for $70 a month. Watch local channels on demand and in live stream, but live stream is only available in certain cities, like New York, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, and San Diego! Watch DIRECTV NOW of various popular streaming devices, which include Amazon Fire TV, web browsers, Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku, and mobile devices.
DIRECTV NOW offers a free weeklong trial to watch Game of Thrones online free, without having to pay a single dime. Check out the DIRECTV NOW review to get even more details on this service.
Watch Game of Thrones Online with Sling TV
Our top recommendation for most cord-cutters is Sling TV. This cable alternative is the best way to watch TV shows, live sports and more without cable, and it's also the best way to enjoy Game of Thrones full episodes online.
Sling TV is a full-fledged cable alternative. Its basic package gives you access to 20+ cable TV channels, including TBS, ESPN, TNT, AMC, and many more. It provides live access to all these channels, just like a cable subscription – only much cheaper! You can build on the basic package by adding on additional channels, like an HBO live stream, for an additional monthly fee, in order to add Game of Thrones streaming to your selection.
You can read all about this service in our Sling TV review. For now, here are some highlights of the service:
- The basic package is only $20 a month
- Includes LIVE access to channels like ESPN, AMC, A&E, Food Network, TBS, and more
- HBO can be added for $15 a month
- By adding HBO to your subscription, you'll get access to the full HBO library
- Watch all Game of Thrones full episodes from all past seasons on-demand
- Watch new episodes as they air – live!
- No contract, no commitments
- Watch Sling on your TV using a streaming device or gaming console
- Watch on-the-go on your laptop, mobile phone or tablet
- You can try a FREE 7 day trial to watch Game of Thrones online free for a week!
So, to sum up, for $35 a month ($20 for the basic package and $15 to add on HBO), you'll get LIVE access to HBO, ESPN, AMC and 15+ great channels. You'll also get access to HBO's digital library, containing past episodes of GoT and much more.
Sound like a good deal? It gets better. Sign up today and you'll get a FREE Roku 2 streaming device if you pre-pay for 3 months! That's a $70 value, yours free. The Roku 2 will let you watch Sling TV, Netflix and more directly on your TV, so you can enjoy Game of Thrones streaming on the big-screen.
Click here for your FREE week of Sling TV!
Watch Game of Thrones Online with HBO NOW
HBO used to only be available via cable, but now they offer their own streaming service: HBO NOW. While you can't technically watch Game of Thrones live stream with HBO NOW, you can watch them at pretty much the same time as they air on TV, so there's little difference. You'll be able to watch Game of Thrones full episodes, the epic award-winning series, using HBO NOW. Old episodes are available to watch on-demand, and new episodes will be added as soon as the episode airs on live TV. Read more in our HBO NOW review.
HBO NOW works like most other streaming services. You can use it from your computer, mobile device, or streaming player. Currently, HBO NOW supports Chromecast, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV, as well as Xbox gaming consoles (Xbox 360 and Xbox One). With a subscription, you'll gain access to the full HBO library, containing every episode of the many award-winning HBO shows, plus tons of movies, documentaries, and more. HBO NOW currently offers a free trial for new customers, which is a great way to watch Game of Thrones online free before committing to the service.
Is Game of Thrones on Netflix?
One of the most common questions we get asked is, "Can I watch Game of Thrones on Netflix?" After all, Netflix is the most popular streaming service in the world.
Unfortunately, No, Game of Thrones is not currently available on Netflix, and we don't expect that to change any time soon. HBO restricts its original series to its HBO NOW service as well as to Amazon Prime for older series. With that in mind, it's quite likely that you'll never be able to watch Game of Thrones on Netflix.
Is Game of Thrones on Hulu?
Many fans of the show wonder if they can watch Game of Thrones on Hulu. No, Game of Thrones is not available on Hulu at this time, and we don't think it will be at any time in the foreseeable future. HBO restricts its original series to its HBO NOW service as well as to Amazon Prime for older series. So, don't expect to stream Game of Thrones on Hulu ever unless things radically change.
Game of Thrones FAQ
What channel does Game of Thrones come on?
Game of Thrones airs exclusively on HBO. Even though HBO is a premium cable channel, you can watch it live online with Sling TV.
How can I watch Game of Thrones without cable?
There are many great ways to watch Game of Thrones streaming online even if you don't have cable, including Sling TV and HBO NOW.
What time does Game of Thrones come on?
Game of Thrones airs on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. ET on HBO when it's in season.
Can I watch Game of Thrones online free?
Yes, you can watch Game of Thrones online free a few different ways. The easiest way is to sign up for a free 7-day trial of Sling TV. This gives you access to the HBO live stream as well as the entire catalog of HBO shows, so you can watch every single episode of Game of Thrones online this way.
Now that you know how to watch Game of Thrones online, you may be wondering about your other favorite shows. We've got your back! Our TV show search engine will show you how to watch TV shows online without needing an expensive cable subscription!


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Grails is an MVC framework and has models, views, and controllers to cleanly separate concerns. Nevertheless, to display a simple "Hello World!" we only need to be concerned with controllers for the moment.
Controllers are core to any MVC framework, Grails being no different; and in fact the only way to handle a request in Grails is to create a controller. Out of convenience, Grails provides a target to do just this. To create a controller, run the create-controller target and enter hello as the name of your controller followed by the Enter key. Listing 3 demonstrates this in action.
Listing 3. Running the create-controller Target
>grails create-controller [input] Enter controller name: hello
This will create a new controller called HelloController within the grails-app/controllers directory of the Grails application as well as an associated unit test case called grails-test/HelloTests.groovy. As mentioned previously you could have created the controller with an IDE or text editor. Regardless, the resulting controller created for you will resemble something like this:
class HelloController { def index = { } }
At the moment it contains only a single action called index. Yes, controllers have actions that they delegate to. Just to provide some clarity, the effect you want to achieve is depicted in the screenshot in Figure 3.
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Figure 3. The "Hello World!" response
In order to create the response depicted in Figure 3, you're going to make some modifications to the HelloController and add a new action called world to it. Actions are both closures and properties. Listing 4 demonstrates how to create the world action.
Listing 4. The world Action
class HelloController { // each action is a closure property def world = { render 'Hello World!' // render response } }
The previous example defines a single action called world that renders the text "Hello World!" to the response. It does this using one of Grails' built-in methods called render. To try the "Hello World!" example, start the Grails application by running the following target:
grails run-app
Once the application has loaded, open a browser and navigate to the address shown in Figure 4 by typing the URL into the address bar (by default Grails starts up on port 8080).
Figure 4. The Grails URL format
As the diagram illustrates, Grails uses a convention to automatically configure the path to a particular action. Following Figure 4, the context path is the root of the application and could be removed altogether if the final deployment environment is the root application. The controller name part of the URL is taken from the first part of the HelloController class's name. Essentially, the controller name is calculated as the controller class name minus the Controller suffix and the first letter in lowercase. Finally, the action name at the end of the URL shown in the figure maps to an action within the controller. In this case the URL will call the world action defined in Listing 4.
The result is that the text "Hello World!" will be displayed within the browser as depicted in Figure 5. Now, say instead of merely saying hello to the user you want to do something rather more useful such as displaying the current date and time.
To get the controller to display a message as well as the date and time, you need to open up the controller again and modify the world action as shown in Listing 5.
Listing 5. Modified HelloController.groovy
class HelloController { def world = { render "Hello World it's " + new java.util.Date() } }
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Figure 5. "Hello World!" plus the date
The world action in Listing 5 concatenates the string "Hello World!" with an instance of the class java.util.Date, the standard class for handling dates in the JDK. Once the modification has been made don't stop the server, simply hit the Refresh button on the browser and note how your changes are immediately available with the action printing the "Hello World!" text followed by the current date and time. No recompilation step, no build to run, and no packaging required. Grails automatically reloads the controller at run time without you, the developer, needing to restart the server.
This simple example demonstrates some of the key features of Grails, including a glimpse into its MVC architecture, the tight integration with Java (I used java.util.Date), and the iterative development made possible by autoreloading.
The Unit Tests
Yes, it seems nowadays that no code can be written without an associated test, and rightly so. Fortunately, Grails has already created a test case for us called grails-test/HelloTests.groovy. The initial code for this unit test is the following:
class HelloTests extends GroovyTestCase { void testSomething() { // test code goes here! } }
As you can see there is a testSomething method just waiting for us to populate it.
You learned how to create a Grails application, took a brief look at rendering responses with controllers, and had a glimpse at the Grails command-line targets. Clearly I only brushed the surface of Grails with the first example, and introducing the framework this way is little bit like plunging into the deep end of the Groovy and Grails world on Groovy. If you are looking for more information on the Groovy language and why it is such a great fit for web application development you might want to check out Groovy in Action produced by Manning Publications
- Anemic APIs are a common antipattern encapsulated by Martin Fowler in an article about domain models titled "Anemic Domain Model" (http://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/AnemicDomainModel.html).
- Bruce Tate is a big critic of Java's current development process and has written a number of books on the topic, including Bitter Java, Better, Faster, Lighter Java, and Beyond Java. His article on the "elephant" can be found at http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2004/06/15/ejb3.html.
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Seeing an increasing trend for web delivery of services and the complexity this brought, Graeme embarked on another project to simplify this and founded Grails, a framework with the essence of Ruby on Rails, but targeted at tight Java integration. Graeme is the current project lead of Grails and is a member of the Groovy JSR-241 executive committee.
In his current role as CTO at SkillsMatter, a company specializing in Open Source training, Graeme is in charge of the companies courseware development strategy and general technical direction. As part of this role he actively works with a wide range of professionals from the Open Source community and speaks at industry conferences whenever possible on subjects related to Groovy, Grails and dynamic languages in Java.
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How could I pass up the opportunity to blog about how we're getting married a week from today? I couldn't. We'll be in glorious Southeast Idaho in four days. Reunited with some of my favorite people in 5. We'll be married in 7. Vegas in 8. Stuffing ourselves with delicious Thanksgiving food at the Stoddard residence in 12.
I think we're ready. I mean, event-wise. I think we have everything for this big she-bang of a wedding. There's no question whether we're ready to be married or not. We've got that one figured out at least.
As expected, I'm super anxious. I've been jamming in last-minute wedding crafts to keep myself busy and sane. We got a rolling pin in the mail as a wedding present the other day, so I bought stuff to make my first entirely homemade pie. That's my plan for today. Yesterday we said goodbye to RedBox and hello to Hastings, so we rented Atlas Shrugged, 2 episodes of Big Love, and 6 episodes of Friends last night. And finished them all. Must go rent more today. Keeping busy, keeping busy.
Is it too early to start packing?
I don't know how I'm going to make it through the next four days. I'm foreseeing a lot of baking involved. Did someone say baklava? Popovers? Homemade bread? Yes, let's put on 10 pounds before our wedding. Brilliant idea, Kelli.
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My amazing Jack turned 5 years old last week. Thinking back to when he was born, we were so scared and unsure of what the future was going to bring, and now here he is. He's smart, funny, and oh so cool. Looking at him you would never know he was anything but healthy.
He might be a little bit obsessed with robots at the moment, hence the Wall-e birthday cake that his amazing mother managed to make. He's been insisting for months that we wanted a Wall-e cake and I kept hoping he would change his mind or accept a simple robot cake since my cake skills are limited, but no. He wanted Wall-e. Somehow I managed it, and when he told me it was the best birthday cake ever it made it all worth it.
He starts his second year of preschool next week and is so excited. He is getting pretty good at reading and definitely getting better at writing. He's going to dazzle his kindergarten teacher next year with how smart and capable he is. He is helpful, and kind, and loves his little brother (most of the time). I love this boy.


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Viagra, the impotence pill, may be dangerous to more people than previously reported, a finding that has prompted two cardiology groups to urge doctors to exercise caution when prescribing the drug.
In light of this and other information, Public Citizen, a consumer group, petitioned the Federal Food and Drug Administration yesterday to review Viagra's side effects and strengthen its warning label.
Brad Stone, an F.D.A. spokesman, said: ''We've just gotten the letter and haven't gotten a chance to analyze it fully. Right now, on the basis of the best data we have, we still believe that Viagra is a safe and effective drug when used as labeled.''
Viagra's label warns against prescribing the drug to people who are taking heart medicine containing nitrates because of the potential for developing life-threatening low blood pressure. The F.D.A. has reported 39 deaths of American men who have used Viagra. Six of the men were taking nitroglycerine, a nitrate drug, and the others had one or more risk factors for coronary artery disease.
But in a statement issued on Aug. 10, the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association said Viagra was ''potentially hazardous'' to groups of patients who were not taking these drugs.Continue reading the main story
The groups include patients with these conditions: active coronary ischemia, which is insufficient blood flow to the heart; congestive heart failure; borderline low blood pressure and borderline low blood volume. Others at risk are people with hypertension who are taking more than one drug, and those who are taking drugs like erythromycin or cimetidine, or who have conditions, like kidney or liver disease, that can delay Viagra's breakdown in the body.
Dr. Adolph M. Hutter Jr., co-chairman of the committee that developed the statement, said Viagra could cause a dangerously sharp drop in blood pressure in these patients. Dr. Hutter said he did not think the drop would be fatal.
The committee had not based its statement on actual cases, Dr. Hutter said, but on a review of the scientific literature on Viagra. He said the committee was still studying the drug's effects and would issue a complete report this year.
Scientists at Public Citizen conducted a separate review of the literature and of F.D.A. documents on Viagra and found several other possibly dangerous side effects that had not been made public. The group's petition said that facts about these dangers ''are either not discussed or misrepresented in the F.D.A.-approved labeling for Viagra.''
The petition said the label did not mention animal studies that found that Viagra caused a severe inflammation of blood vessels called perarteritis. Dr. Sidney Wolfe, director of the Health Research Group at Public Citizen, said the F.D.A. pharmacology review of Viagra concluded that this finding ''may be a cause for concern.''
Although the Viagra label states that a side effect is ''blue'' vision, the petition said that it may cause more severe vision problems. Viagra suppresses levels of one enzyme, phosphodiesterase, to maintain high levels of cyclic guanosine monophosphate, which causes erections. But, Dr. Wolfe said, studies have shown that inactive phosphodiesterase and an accumulation of cyclic guanosine monophosphate can lead to rapid degeneration of the retina. The petition urged the F.D.A. to determine whether repeated use of Viagra could cause such deterioration.Continue reading the main story


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I was doing some research for my book-and I have lost count of how many times I have seen the advice to clean your fruits, herbs and vegetables with a bleach solution!
No. NO. and NOOOO!!
I realize we have a collective germ-phobia and want our food to be "safe" to eat, and I don't know who started this "soak your food in bleach" idea, but please, Do NOT soak ANY food in bleach solution! Fruits, vegetables and herbs are extremely absorbent and will ABSORB whatever you are using to clean it!
Bleach is an excellent disinfectant for hard surfaces, such as counter tops, tile grout and toilets. But people, bleach is toxic if ingested! It has no place and is not recommended in food preparation other than cleaning your counters, sinks and possibly your cutting boards before and after use.
Sodium hypochlorite is the chemical commonly found in bleach. It is a caustic substance which, when diluted, can cause stomach and bowel irritation. It causes immediate cell damage upon exposure, and can cause damage to the skin, esophagus, stomach, intestines, blood vessels, blood cells, heart, nervous system and other internal tissues if ingested.
"Oh-but you only use a little tiny bit" you say. Well, how do we know what effect that the little tiny bit, ingested over and over again, for years and years has on your internal organs? Is there any reputable scientific data on this? Why would one use a caustic chemical to clean the pesticides, wax, dirt and bacteria from your vegetables (Especially organic ones?) when there are much safer and effective alternatives?
My friends, here's what you can do instead of ingesting poisonous chemicals: Wash your herbs, fruits and vegetables in plain warm running water and rub or brush the skin surface as you clean it.
Water is a universal solvent and works all on its own. You can use cider vinegar or lemon or lime juice if you need extra assurance - or just cut or peel the skin off completely - but PLEASE do NOT use soap, bleach or any other detergent, which is not designed for consumption! Warm (or even cool) running water is all you need.
Water is a universal solvent and works all on its own. You can use cider vinegar or lemon or lime juice if you need extra assurance - or just cut or peel the skin off completely - but PLEASE do NOT use soap, bleach or any other detergent, which is not designed for consumption! Warm (or even cool) running water is all you need.
'But what about this fancy ABC Company fruit and vegetable wash?'
Not necessary! While they may claim to kill more bacteria than water, remember, they are also trying to sell a product-a product developed and marketed based on our fear of germs and dirty food.
[Note that a recent study from the University of Maine has shown that tap water does the best job at cleaning produce. ]
In fact, when produce is rinsed thoroughly under running tap water, 98 percent of bacteria is removed.
If you are still not convinced, you can make a safe homemade produce wash by mixing one part cider or white vinegar (or lemon juice) with three parts water. Note that vinegar or lemon juice may change the texture or taste of produce, (and bleach will really change the taste) so rinse well in running water after using. This solution will also remove wax from the fruit/vegetable skin surface.
'I've heard Grapeseed extract kills bacteria and fungus-can I use that to clean my veggies?'
My research has found that while some studies indicate that grape seed extract can be used as an anti- fungal, other studies have shown that additives to the extract such as triclosan, can be the reason for those results, and do not recommend Grapeseed Extract for food preparation use. Read more about questionable studies and properties of Grape seed Extract here
Remember that your chance of getting a food-borne illness is actually very small. Taking precautions such as rinsing your produce right before use, and cutting away bruises or blemishes decreases that chance even more, but there's no need for produce washes that could actually be leaving behind a residue- and especially no need for soaking or spraying in bleach solutions, in order to keep you and your family safe.
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Once you start thinking about improving your home, there are still many more decisions to come. Nice choice! Renovations take a lot of work to do them properly. Do you have all the essentials? If not, read the following informative article.
Before you engage in any home improvement projects, it is wise for you to consult a pro first. Invest some money to hire an interior designer or realtor to identify the areas that you should work on to improve the overall value of your home if you intent to sell it in the future.
Searching for a quality air purifier to solve the stale air issues in your home? View this video, youtube.com/watch?v=CxqbbnOOj8o to uncover one that you may invest in to get clean air in your living space at an affordable price.
Hire a home inspector to investigate different parts of your home. If you don't know what is not working, you will not be able to fix it. Once the inspector has identified the problems, you should start with those that are most important first before moving on to others.
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Llanwrtyd Wells is only a few minutes drive or twenty minute walk from Kilsby and has a population of about 600. It is famous for hosting the World Bog Snorkelling Championship, the Man Vs. Horse Race, the mid-Wales Beer Festival and a host of other events many of which are organised by 'Green Events'
The town has its own tourist information centre, several shops and three friendly pubs all of which offer good food and a range of real ale. One pub even has it's own micro-brewery which has previously produced the Champion Beer of Wales.
There are many miles of on and off road routes and Route 8 of the National Cycle Network passes through here.
Come and try the exciting single track trails in the nearby Trallwm Forest.
Bikes can be hired locally in Llanwrtyd and Builth Wells where you will also find equipment for sale and a servicing and repair service. Drover Holidays offer organised cycling breaks and bike hire in the locality.
Mid Wales provides excellent fishing. Grayling and Brown Trout on the Rivers Irfon and Wye, Sea-Trout and Salmon on the Towy, Brown Trout on the Elan Valley Lakes and a number of local stillwater Rainbow Trout fisheries are all particularly good.
We offer reduced rate wild trout fishing to our guests for £5 per day / £20 per week on the local upper Irfon beat within walking distance of the House as part of the Wye & Usk Foundation's Passport scheme.
Excellent coarse fishing is available at Llyngwyn nr. Rhayader, Llyn Alarch at Builth Wells, Llandrindod Wells Lake and on the River Wye at Builth Wells. The latter is renowned for specimen chub fishing with fish caught to over 7lb. The River Wye at Builth Wells can be fished on a reasonably-priced day permit - see the GPIAC club website for more details.
For further information on local fishing please click here.
Llanwrtyd Wells is a walker's paradise. Stay with us and you can walk for miles from the doorstep and see spectacular views and a great variety of birds without ever needing to use your car (don't forget your packed lunch!). We have a comprehensive selection of maps and a pair of binoculars you can borrow.
Other activities:
Horse-riding and guided pony-trekking for both novices and experienced riders alike are available from established stables in nearby Llanwrtyd Wells. For the enthusiastic golfer there are 3 excellent 18-hole courses with very reasonable green fees at Builth Wells, Llandrindod Wells and Cradoc all within 45 minutes driving time and set in breathtaking scenery. Canoeing on the River Wye is available a little further downstream at Glasbury about 40 minutes drive from Kilsby. Tennis and swimming facilities are also available locally in Builth Wells and at the Kingfisher Health Spa in Llangammarch Wells which also offers gym facilities and beauty treatments. Llanwrtyd Wells also now boasts a skateboarding park as well as an outside play area for our younger visitors. Ask us for more information on any activity.


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The other morning, just before I had to wake up for another day of work, I had a vivid dream. The dream had me at a concert. I was watching a band next to a few pretty women. At a quiet lull, I leaned over to shout "I'm hoping to meet the Dum Dum Girls tonight!" into the ear of the attractive brunette next to me. She smiled and yelled "If you play your cards right, maybe one day you will" into my presented right ear. She and the three women with her then abruptly turned and walked away as the band on stage concluded their set. As you've probably already have guessed, if you didn't immediately stop reading upon seeing "I had a vivid dream," the woman next to me was Dee Dee Penny from Dum Dum Girls. Such is the crush that I have on this talented rock star and this is how happy I am that she has two albums out this year already! Not only did DDG's release an excellent long player back in February (see Too True), but now along comes the debut album from a side project - Haunted Hearts - with her husband Brandon Welchez fresh from his band Crocodiles (I know, right? How am I supposed to propose to her now?).
Their 2013 debut 7" was an intriguing glimpse into what these two might come up with together (#30 pick seen here). It is somehow a perfect blend of what their two respective bands have done so far, despite not sounding a whole lot like either one. Both songs from that 7" are included here in different forms. The masochistic love song, "Something That Feels Bad is Something That Feels Good," has softened edges now with added keyboard flourishes making it something more akin to mid-80s Psychedelic Furs than the Jesus and Mary Chain grind of the single. Similarly, that b-side "House of Lords" (the superior song, if you ask me), is given an additional buzzing opening instrumental melody to augment the simple propelling bass of the original.
If you liked that single you will likely enjoy much of the album. The opening "Initiate Me" builds from a quiet bass-driven interlude into a bouncy handclapping three minute pop song – still infused with a layer of sleaze fuzz to give the air a general deviant, underground atmosphere. Another catchy number comes in as the penultimate track, "Strange Intentions," where Welchez takes over the main vocal duties, but it's the bridge chorus and bridge that are the highlight of this one. Two of the songs that have been featured with videos include "Johnny Jupiter" and "Up is Up (But so is Down)." "Johnny Jupiter" is an echo-laden melancholic story presented by Dee Dee that has a growing charm with repeated listens. Meanwhile "Up is Up (But so is Down," is kind of messy like the title. The song carries a woozy stumbling psychedelic feel – barely held in place by the insistent bass crawl – and lethargic vocals from both Welchez and Penny. This song nearly turned me off from buying the LP when I first saw the video. It surely achieves the vibe they were going for, but I'm not feeling this one. Luckily, the second side of the record is much stronger than the first. "Love Incognito" is their best song so far. Dee Dee takes the lead over a haunting keyboard, a stumbling beat and a wandering bass-line, but again it's the majestic chorus that makes this song so special. Finally, the album closes with another strong song – the quiet "Darklands" – era JAMC "Bring Me Down." The rainy day reflection of this song makes for a perfect closer for this collection.
This album is not as good as the Dum Dum Girls and Crocodiles output so far, but it's an entertaining album for the right kind of mood. I certainly won't complain when this talented pair decides to take some time and record songs together outside of their respective projects and occasionally share them with us.
Haunted Hearts "Johnny Jupiter"


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Hi again from the Bastion on the Puget Sound. Well, it has certainly been an action-packed last few days, eh? The weather's been slamming around the planet from Canada to France in an arctic game of hand ball that has challenged even the hardiest and most initiated of us. It has also been a little spooky and thanks to one of you who lives in the Shenandoah Valley, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, I know I'm not the only one who feels this way. He said, "When it's snowing in Richmond, can Appomattox and the Devil be far behind?"
And we got another big time example of what an ambitious sadistic sociopathic, bully, predator and thug will do for his "proverbial" 15 minutes of fame. He's getting a lot more than that now, isn't he? He's feasting on it, all this sorrow he's sown. It's making him stronger, more cunning, more of a threat to a society unprepared to deal with him and others like him.
He's doing something far worse, though. There is one thing in this world that every living organism values above all else. Although it is not tangible, it can be measured. It is a gift each one of us can give one another and it is also something that can be taken from us. If we are robbed totally of it, we ~ us and all the rest of life on this planet ~ cease to exist, at least in corporeal form. This thing this ambitious sadistic sociopathic, bully, predator and thug is taking from us is time.
We're also culpable, however, because he's also doing it with our tacit consent. We tend to make celebrities of these people in the name of examining and understanding them. The idea that a rational mind could wrap itself around that of an ambitious sadistic sociopathic, bully, predator and thug is so illogical and unrealistic to me as to be literally incomprehensible. I do not need to understand a parasite, however large or small, in order to decide whether or not I want to be a host or an enabler. I do not need to understand a vampire in order to protect myself from it. And I do not need a lecture on the difference between the letter and the spirit of the law.
There is absolutely no doubt this individual did what he is charged with doing. If we're not willing to suspend due process in cases like this, we can at least keep him as socially isolated as possible while it is being observed. I am also suggesting that it should be the surviving victims, their families and the surviving relatives of the deceased who determine the method of execution. I personally favor the firing squad because it is the cheapest and most dependable when every member of the squad gets a live bullet and nobody gets a blank one. No one needs to wonder which bullet did the job because in this method, they all do.
I also think it is very important for us to remember that we are only victims if we choose that role. We can learn how to protect ourselves and defend our families, friends and communities from these monsters. We can give up this notion that "there's no way one can ever be sure." We can pay more attention. We can become better listeners. We can reject forever, this idea that it cannot and will not happen to "me." We can adopt a home security consciousness, replete with dead bolt locks.
We can take threats and creepy behaviour seriously, report same to the appropriate authorities and then let the professionals whose job it is to do evaluate and move to protect and defend do their job. At the same time, we can be better prepared. We can, for example, take and/or teach classes in first aid and self-defense. The American Red Cross and, in some communities, the volunteer fire department or neighborhood firehouse offers them for the former free as a community service and for the good will and good press it generates for them.
We've become a lot better ~ thanks for the most part to ongoing technological revolution ~ at predicting some natural disasters than we have most of the cold blooded killers we suffered. I do not think we have done enough to prepare. On one hand, we decry a large law enforcement presence for fear of becoming a police state. Then we turn around and crucify these 21st Century centurions when one of their number snaps and sends out a strong message to the bad guys. We often scoff at Neighborhood Watch as a group of Blue Knight wannabes acting out their fantasies to little effect and lots of embarrassment. We feel, I suspect, uneasy because these people ~ whatever their motivation ~ have the courage to face, unarmed for the most part, the same criminal element their local precinct deals with 24/7. It is citizen participation and another way of monitoring abuses of authority.
It's not everyone's cuppa, though. It is hardly the thing one would expect of young unwed mother on welfare or a septuagenarian who lives alone in a small room with two cats and a parrot named Leo. Or a middle-aged Boeing journeyman machinist with three teenaged kids and his wife of 20 years pregnant for the fourth time. Or the flashy redhead who works in the nail salon on the corner next to Chin's Market and is the best source of gossip and goodwill in the neighborhood.
However, these are the in any country ~ who make things work. We need more of them and we need to be more like them. We need to become a monster's worst nightmare.
We applaud American president Barack Obama's call for a civil era in politics. That works for on another level. We like growing things and it is a lot easier to do that when the mud is on the ground and stationary than when it is airborne and in flight. So good luck with that one, Mr. President.
Considering how cold it has been everywhere under the seven flags this publication reaches, we found this headline rather ironic, Figures on Global Climate Show 2010 Tied 2005 as the Hottest Year on Record
Our hearts go out to those of you in northeastern Australia, where several weeks of torrential rains, flooding and landslides have exacted a tragic toll. At this writing, there were 26 dead and 53 missing. See related story under Good Examples below.
And here's yet more good news that not only does green pay, it creates jobs. There is a new solar film that can be rolled out like a sheet and shaped and cut to fit a variety of surfaces rather than requiring a rigid structure. By the end of this year, 170 people in Wilsonville, Oregon will also be working in a factory which produces this and is ultimately expected to employ 500.
Well, apparently the American government has decided that the "virtual fence" it was building across its southern border isn't feasible after all. It only took them several years and a billion dollars to reach that conclusion. There is one good thing about being poor; not a lot of my tax dollars went into this one.
Felina: I am reading about that horrible human down in that place where there are large leaf less trees, little lizards with horns on them and their own time zone.
Sam: I'm going to take a shot at this and say it's not one of those rides in their great amusement park, Disneyland, in Southern California.
Felina: Quite so. I believe this place is called "Arizona." I have seen photographs of this unmentionable human being and if ever there was a creature which wore its psychotic bestiality on its face, it would surely be this one.
Sam: And how deep a look into that human being's soul did you take when you were doing that, oh love of my life?
Felina: I searched for even a spark of humanity and I saw none, oh sun and moon of mine.
Sam: It must have been a considerable shock, given your enviable belief in the goodness of their species.
Felina It was not an experience I would like to have again anytime soon, Samuel. What saddens me even more, however, is the attention that is being paid to this freak of Gaia. I can certainly understand the grief, the anger and the outrage. But their belief that if they can understand someone like this and therefore prevent future massacres frustrates me because I have seen them do this so often and fail so abysmally that I cannot help but believe that the energy could have been much better spent.
Sam: Well said and I could not agree more. But just remember that these creatures tend to surface during periods of extreme stress for their species. And that one purpose for this examination they do is also directed at what causes an environment in which these monsters flourish and encourage others like themselves.
Felina: I am sorry, Samuel, but it seems to me that it is hardly a matter of posturing predicates but in promulgating protocols. They have been fighting greed, poverty, pestilence and ignorance since they first rose from all fours and walked on two legs. They seem to know what it takes to solve their problems but they seem unwilling, for the most part, to make the sacrifices sometimes necessary.
Sam: Like when prey is scarce during a hard winter, we scale back our appetites.
Felina: We learn how to do with less and often, find, in so doing, that we actually have more.
Sam: Yep, sometimes it truly is a matter of adjusting to the times, rather than trying to change them. And in believing what one of their leaders contended. "Our problems are man-made, therefore they may be solved by man. And man can be a s big as he wants. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings."
Felina: John Fitzgerald Kennedy was definitely one of the brighter stars in the cosmos of their species. Perhaps if more of them remembered and believed what he had to say, there would be more stellar souls and considerably fewer black holes.
Sam: Amen, Felina. Amen. And on that note?
Felina: And on that note, gentle readers, until next time, may the Creator bless and keep you.
The American economy added 103,000 jobs in December and the national unemployment rate dropped from 9.8 to 9.4 percent. The term "modest recovery" apparently continues to apply. See also Slow growth in jobs underscores challenge ahead. Hang in there a little while longer, gang. This too shall pass.
Sometimes surviving hard times is also about being healthy and, in particular, making sure that our children are. An elementary school in a small town in Washington State, near the border with Canada, is doing just that and providing local farmers with a chance to cut their own production costs by selling locally. Yep, this is yet another "exportable" so to learn more, please go here.
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This one is tragic but then sometimes love, courage and self-sacrifice. Thanks, Glengarry and Owena in Brisbane, Australia, who called our attention to this story headlined 'Save My Brother First'.
The Panera Bread Company is opening its third "pay what you can afford" restaurant, this one in Portland, Oregon. The other two are in Clayton, Missouri and Dearborn, Michigan. And it seems to be working out. For the 20% who don't pay the suggested amount, 20% pay more and the remaining 60% around the actual price of the meal. Yep, for more on this one, go here.
This is certainly a glimpse of things to come. In Washington State, there are now six businesses at which you can shop and relax while recharging your electric car. One of them happens to be a picturesque winery in the mountains. This is one of those "if they can do it there, we can do it here" exportables so, by all means, please go here.
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Apparently one of the first predatory dinosaurs and the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex was only about four feetl/1.2 meters tall and weighed about 14 lbs/6.3 kg. It was, however, apparently a lot more ferocious, ounce per ounce, than its later versions and it is certainly not a creature that would have shared the Flintstones' hearth with Dino. Yep, check this little darling out here.
The wolf ~ hated and much maligned by farmers the world over ~ may in fact be taking the rap for destruction caused by feral dogs and foxes. This one comes from The Economist, by way of a reader in Spain, and certainly with our thanks.
Recommended Related Links:
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- Go Northwest: Northwest Wildlife Websites
- BBC's wildlife finder
- National Geographic Daily News – Animals
- Retrieverman's Weblog: Engaging articles on domestic & wildlife in the American South
Sometimes the stories that cross this particular desk are not weird as much as they are extraordinary and inspirational. This is about two little boys in a hospital who became good friends, despite the fact that one of them was dying of cancer. The Chicago Tribune's Duaa Eldeib tells this one far better than I ever could so for more, yep, go here.
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