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Anticipating the user's next moveUp to this point, the navigation handler only comes into play on a postback. Since user interface events trigger a "postback" to the current view, as mentioned earlier, the navigation handler kicks in after the Invoke Application phase to route the user to the next view. JSF 2 introduces a completely new use of the navigation handler by evaluating the navigation rules during the Render Response phase. This render-time evaluation is known as preemptive (or predetermined) navigation.
Preemptive navigationThe spec defines preemptive navigation as a mechanism for determining the target URL at Render Response, typically for a hyperlink component. The current view ID and specified outcome are used to determine the target view ID, which is then translated into a bookmarkable URL and used as the hyperlink's target. This process happens, of course, before the user has activated the component (i.e., click on the hyperlink). In fact, the user may never activate the component. The idea is to marry the declarative (or implicit) navigation model with the support for generating bookmarkable links.
Based on what was just described, you should now understand why you declare the target view ID in an attribute named outcome on the new bookmarkable component tags (and why those components inherit from a component class named UIOutcomeTarget). You are not targeting a view ID directly, but rather a navigation outcome which may be interpreted as a view ID if the matching falls through to implicit navigation.
Let's consider an example. Assume that you want to create a link to the home page of the application. You could define the link using one the new bookmarkable link component:
<h:link outcome="home" value="Home"/>
This definition would match the following navigation case if it existed:
Of course, with implicit navigation available, this navigation case would be redundant. We could exclude it and the result would be the same.
HomeBut if the target view ID depends on the context, such as the user's credentials, you might choose to reintroduce the navigation case to leverage conditional logic as we did earlier. In either case, the key is that the target view ID is not hard-coded in the template.
As it turns out, you've already been using preemptive navigation when you explored bookmarkability in the last article. But there's a critical part of preemptive navigation that we haven't yet fully explored: the assembly of the query string. As it turns out, this topic also applies to redirect navigation rules. In a sense, preemptive navigation has the same semantics as redirect navigation rules because both produces URL that lead to a non-faces request. The only difference is that a bookmarkable URL is a deferred request, whereas a redirect happens immediately. In both cases, the payload in the query string is an essential part of the URLs identity.
Building the query stringAs a result of the new GET support in JSF 2, there are now a plethora of ways to tack on values to the query string. Options can collide when heading into the navigation funnel. What comes out on the other side? There's a simple conflict resolution algorithm to find out. Each parameter source is given a precedence. When a conflict occurs, meaning two sources define the same parameter name, the parameter from the source with the highest precedence is used.
The query string parameters are sourced using the following order of precedence, from highest to lowest:
- Implicit query string parameter (e.g., /blog.xhtml?id=3)
- View parameter (defined in the <f:metadata> of the target view ID)
- Nested <f:param> in UIOutcomeTarget (e.g., <h:link>) or UICommand component (e.g., <h:commandLink>)
- Nested <view-param> within the navigation case <redirect> element in faces-config.xml
Granted, this appears to be a lot of options. Don't worry, we'll walk you through the cases in which you would use each option in this article. We recommend you choose a single style of providing navigation parameters that best suits your architecture and keep the others in the back of your mind, so that when an edge case comes up, you can tap into their power.
In the last article, you learned that you can use view parameters to let JSF manage the query string for you. Instead of using view parameters, you could just tack on the query string yourself when building a link to a blog entry.
<h:link outcome="entry?id=#{blog.entryId}" value="Permalink"/This is really a prototyping case because tooling is going to struggle to locate and visualize parameters like this, and it makes refactoring difficult. It's far cleaner, and really the recommended approach, to use a nested parameter tag:
<h:link outcome="entry" value="Permalink">
<f:param name="id" value="#{blog.entryId}"/>
You could even abstract the parameter away from the view and define it in the navigation case instead, but it again it presents a challenge to tooling:
<h:link outcome="permalink" value="Permalink"/>
A nested <view-param> would also work here, especially if you want to centralized your parameters.
In terms of navigation, the most important point to emphasize here is that you can finally add query string parameters to a redirect URL in the navigation rules. This need likely appears in your existing applications. No longer do you have to resort to using the programmatic API to issue a redirect with a query string payload. Let's consider the case of posting a comment to an entry. This example demonstrates the case when you are submitting a form and want to redirect to a bookmarkable page which displays the result of submitting the form:
Note: Don't confuse <view-param> with a UIViewParameter. Think of it more as a redirect parameter (the tag should probably be called <redirect-param> not <view-param>, something to address in JSF 2.1).
There are now plenty of options to pass the user along with the right information. But the spec can't cover everything. That's why you can now query the navigation rule base at runtime to do with it what you like.
Peeking into the navigation casesYou've now seen a number of ways in which the navigation cases themselves have become more dynamic. Regardless of how dynamic they are, the fact remains that once you ship the application off for deployment, the navigation cases that you defined in faces-config.xml are set in stone. That's no longer the case in JSF 2. A new navigation handler interface, named ConfigurableNavigationhandler, has been introduced that allows you to query and make live modifications to the registered NavigationCase objects.
Not that you necessarily want to make changes in production. Having a configurable navigation rule set means that you can incorporate a custom configuration scheme such as a DSL or even a fluent, type-safe navigation model from which rules can be discovered at deployment time. In short, the navigation rule set is pluggable, and it's up to you what to plug into it.
NavigationCase is the model that represents a navigation case in the JSF API. When JSF starts up, the navigation cases are read from the JSF descriptor, encapsulated into NavigationCase objects and registered with the ConfigurableNavigationHandler. You can retrieve one of the registered NavigationCase objects by the action expression signature and logical outcome under which it is registered.
NavigationCase case = navigationHandler.getNavigationCase(
facesContext, "#{commandBoard.post}", "success");
You can also access the complete navigation rule set as a Map<String, Set<NavigationCase>>, where the keys are the <from-view-id> values.
Map<String, Set<NavigationCase>> cases =
You can use this map to register your own navigation cases dynamically. For example, a framework might read an alternative navigation descriptor (such as Seam's pages descriptor) and contribute additional navigation cases. With an individual NavigationCase object in hand, you can either read its properties or use it to create an action or redirect URL, perhaps to feed into your own navigation handler. There are a lot of possiblities here.
The slightly awkward part is how you reference this new API (ConfigurableNavigationHandler). The default NavigationHandler implementation in a standard JSF implementation must implement this interface. But you still have to cast to it when you retrieve it from the Application object, as follows:
ConfigurableNavigationHandler nh =
(ConfigurableNavigationHandler) FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()
Obviously, something to revisit in JSF 2.1. Once you get a handle on it, the navigation model is your oyster. You can define new ways to navigate or use it to generate bookmarkable URLs in your own style.
Forging aheadThe JSF navigation model had the right idea in spirit, but lacked a couple of elements that would allow it to truly realize loose coupling, it's required use slowed down prototyping, and you had no control to query or modify the navigation rule set at runtime. Your going to find that in JSF 2, the navigation system is much more flexible. You could argue that it finally accomplishes its original goals.
For prototype applications, you can get navigation working without touching the faces-config.xml descriptor with implicit navigation. Just use a view ID, with or without an extension, as the logical outcome and away you go. As the application matures, you can establish a clean separation between JSF and your transactional tier by using conditional navigation to select a navigation case. You can trim the number of navigation cases by defining the target view ID as a value expression and having JSF resolve the target view ID from a navigation helper bean. If the design of your application calls for bookmarkable support, you can leverage the navigation handler in its new role to produce bookmarkable URLs at render time.
In JSF 2, it's a lot easier to route the user around the application. While that may be good for some applications, other applications never advance the user beyond a single page. These single page applications transform in place using Ajax and partial page updates. The next article in this series will open your eyes to how well Ajax and JSF fit together, and what new Ajax innovations made their way into the spec.


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What a marvelous October we enjoyed here at your Saginaw Art Museum! Our Premiere Week in celebration of the reinstallation of our permanent collection was an overwhelming success. Over 600 people came to the museum the week of October 6th. To put that in perspective, historically the museum has averaged between 9,000 – 12,000 visitors annually. The past two years, during renovations and intermittent closures, attendance was significantly less. Our goal is to attract over 12,000 visitors this year and to greatly increase that number consistently over time. November is off to another great start, with over 500 visitors in our first week of the month! You can play a significant role in helping us achieve our goal. Encourage your friends, family, neighbors and colleagues to visit the museum. Better yet – organize a group tour with one of our docents who will gladly share the story of our museum with you.
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Conserved and on view for the first time in more than two decades, Psiche e Amore, pictured in situ, shares with visitors the classical myth of Psyche and Eros (Amore).
The myth tells of young winged god carrying an arrow-filled quiver rushing to his beloved's aid. Eros's mother Venus, goddess of beauty, asked that Psyche retrieve a flask from the Underworld, warning her not to open it. Her curiosity led her to ignore Venus's advice allowing the noxious fumes to escape, placing her in a deep sleep. Eros touched Psyche with his arrow, awakening her, resulting in their embrace.
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"Seize your glory" - or don't: 300: Rise of an Empire review
300: Rise of an Empire lacks the bravery its characters exude
Film: 300: Rise of an Empire
Release Date: March 7
Studio: Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures
Grade: C+
At the onset of 300: Rise of an Empire, Queen Gorgo proclaims that "War is coming to Greece, and only a tidal wave of heroes' blood can save them."
The opening scene coats the screen in blood, guts and gore as scantily clad and muscle-laden Athenian soldiers led by General Themistokles slaughter invading forces en-masse, as Gorgo (Lena Headey, Game of Thrones) retells the Battle of Marathon.
Themistokles' (Sullivan Stapleton, Strike Back) heroic actions during the battle prevented King Darius' - 'the God-King' Xerxes' father - invasion of Greece 10 years before the events of 300 and set the stage for Xerxes' invasion a decade later.
The scene, like much of the film, is as stylized, action-packed and violent as 300 (2006) - if not even more so. The camera follows Themistokles through the unfolding carnage in a similar fashion to the cinematic treatment of King Leonidas, the protagonist of 300, during some of 300's key action sequences.
The shot, which slides in and out of slow motion as the hero cleaves brawn from bone, cutting down dozens of enemies and sending limbs and globs of blood flying through the air, will immediately remind some audience members of their experience viewing 300 eight years prior.
Despite the fact that Rise of an Empire shifts the focus from the Battle of Thermopylae - the central conflict of 300 - to the Battle of Salamis and changes directorial hands from Zack Snyder to the lesser-known Noam Murro (Smart People), it manages to remain visually cohesive with 300 to an awe-inspiring degree.
The film focuses on the conflict between the Themistokles-led Grecian navy and the far more massive Persian navy led by the vengeful Artemisia (Eva Green, White Bird in a Blizzard) during the Battle of Salamis, which took place during the same three days as the Battle of Thermopylae.
The film acts as a companion to the original; adding historical context to 300's events and motivations to characters like Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro,The Last Stand) who previously had very little - if any - while establishing what drives new characters like Artemisia.
It also features a few scenes that directly tie Rise of an Empire's narrative into that of the original 300 - even exposing the varying political views of the Grecian city states within the series' historically influenced universe.
Whereas 300 began with a divided Greece and ended a year after the Battle of Thermopylae with the united Grecian army about to slaughter the disheveled remainder of Xerxes' forces at the beginning of the Battle of Plataea, Rise of an Empire shows how that union occurred and the true importance of King Leonidas and the brave 300's sacrificial actions.
With the broader context that Rise of an Empire provides, seeing Greece's transformation becomes more compelling, especially by the picture's conclusion that completes the story of 300 as a whole.
But what the film effectively exudes in context, visual cohesion and a broader narrative, it lacks in character and substance, ultimately leaving Rise of an Empire feeling flat in comparison to its predecessor.
Although the film initially finds success in depicting the inner workings of various characters like Xerxes and Artemisia, the motivations of the main characters, including Themistokles, are never acknowledged, revisited or reinforced by the characters themselves - undermining any semblance of character development that the film attempts to achieve.
Though Sullivan's Themistokles is a decent leading man, he's no charismatically empowered King Leonidas - played by Gerard Butler - in whom the audience could become invested. Nor is he Green, who delivers the best performance as the delightfully cold and malicious Artemisia.
Lines like "You fight much harder than you f***," as Artemisia says to Themistokles during the climactic fight screen, are part of a script that, just like the characters, leaves a lot to be desired.
The mantra "Seize your glory," attempts to become the new "This is Sparta," as the film as a whole begins to feel like it is trying to replicate 300 rather than tell its own tale. It feels too safe, too familiar.
With visuals and violence on par with its predecessor, Rise of an Empire attempts to rise above the original story by providing a larger context to the 300's very focused portrayal of events.
But somewhere between the exposé and bloodshed, it forgot to give the audience anything worth caring about, leaving the film feeling too much about the tidal wave of blood and not enough about the heroes in it.
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Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown recently revealed past plans to come together with R&B diva Mary J. Blige to create their version of Jay-Z and R. Kelly's 2002 Best of Both Worlds joint album.
Foxy said the project ultimately went down the drain when she temporarily lost her hearing in the mid-2000's.
"People don't know, me and Mary J. Blige recorded five records for an album called The Best of Both Girls, like Jay and R. Kelly did The Best of Both Worlds," Foxy revealed at a show. "Mary's like a big sister to me. And in the middle of recording those records, I lost all my hearing." ("The Vanessa Jasey Show")
Last year, Foxy opened up about sudden her hearing loss.
"It was 100 percent gone, overnight," Foxy explained. "They don't even know why. I have the best surgeon in the world who specializes in ear problems, and operations and surgeries. Wednesday night [in 2005], I was out shooting the cover of XXL with Jay-Z, Kanye and LeBron, and Thursday morning I woke up and couldn't hear anything. I was completely deaf. 100 percent. I just knew that God had got me then. Because I kept running and dodging him and he kept giving me signs and little warnings, and they say God will get you first in private and if he don't get you then, then he'll get you in public." ("The Mo'Nique Show")
Reports on the cause of her hearing loss surfaced in 2005.
Foxy suffers from sudden and severe sensorineural hearing loss. Although not too many people have this, (only 1 in 10,000) it is known that the condition is mainly caused by viral infection. According to reports, the rapper made the condition worsen after trying to hide the hearing loss in hopes that medication could help restore everything. Foxy also added that she had been deaf for four months without speaking out. (Hip Hop DX)
Earlier this year, R&B singer Ne-Yo hinted at plans to make a Best of Both Worlds-esque album.
"We have been talking about getting in, trying to do kind of a Best of Both Worlds-type vibe situation," Ne-Yo said, referring to 2002's joint album from Jay-Z and R. Kelly. "It's just something about his voice and my voice that makes sense together. We been kicking ideas around and I can't say exactly when to look for it, but definitely look for it. Keep your eyes peeled, we'll be out there." (MTV)
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Basic cooking
my boyfriend wants me to take a course on how to make deli style sandwiches--corn beef, roast beef. He says it's in the meat. Where can I do this? Also where can take basic cooking classes?
Not sure about this, but perhaps if you called Breadline, they would arrange something with you.
The best place in the area for cooking classes is L'Academie de Cuisine, in Bethesda.
I'm taking my first cooking class in August at the Sur La Table in Pentagon City. The courses sound good and hands-on so I'll let you know how they go.
But I've never seen a sandwhich making class listed in any of the local cooking schools.
Are you looking to learn to make the actual meat (corn beef, turkey, roast beef) or construct a sandwich?
re: Elyssa
I want to do this!
If you're ever looking for a buddy to go, let me know. I like cooking classes.
And of course, report how it was - I don't want something as serious as L'Academie but I do enjoy a good class and am glad Pentagon City has 'em.
re: Jeserf
I'm taking the Summer Fruit Tarts and Pies class on August 11th. There still might be space available. I think its around $60...all hands on and lasts 2-3 hours.
I'm really excited! I've never made a pie from scratch before but after seeing Waitress I was inspired (and my boyfriend begged me to learn how to bake pies! lol)
I'll let you know how it goes. If I like it I imagine I'll take some other classes so I'll let you know. Their website usually shows what classes will be offered for the next few months.
re: Elyssa
yeah, i checked it out.
there's one where they make a grilled portabello, nectarine and tallegio sandwich...yum, much?!?! heh
Pies and Tarts sounds cool, but I hate to bake.
Enjoy it and let me know how it goes:)
re: Elyssa
Oh gosh you have never made a pie from scratch before... wow it is so different living in the city, my family wouldn't believe this... you really don't need a class for this, it is soo easy, especially if you have a food processor with a dough attachment, but I am sure it would be fun. Can I recommend making sure your cooking class is a hands on one, also for that price you could probably find on the washington post list someone that would come to your house if you prefer. Oh and if you get serious about baking get the Martha Stewart baking cookbook if you really want good baking recipes it is excellent, mine is already stained up and I just got it this Christmas.
re: ktmoomau
They say its very hands-on.
According to my Mother its all about the crust. She makes delicious pies and I'm sure she could show me but I wanted to do something to meet new people and learn some baking skills. I think I'm a very good cook...not so good when it comes to baking from scratch though. :)
re: ktmoomau
I've taken hands on classes before thru Viking Culinary Center outside of Philly, so that's what I'd want here.
I've recommended the basic knife skills class to my roommate - I think everyone who is just starting to cook should take one like that.
And for baking...I like to cook and chop things...baking has always seemed boring, probably because it's an exact science and I stink at Science!
re: Jeserf
My sister has also taken and enjoyed a number of the Viking courses in Atlanta.
Supposedly they have a store and teaching kitchen in Tysons. Can anyone confirm?
re: Elyssa
I wasn't terribly impressed with the 2 classes I took at Sur La Table at Pentagon Row. I took a Wok cooking class and the recipes just weren't that good and I took a seafood one that ended up just being a demo, no hands on. Hopefully yours will go well.
If you are really into pies I would recommend the Pie and Pastry Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum. She has recipes for about 1000 different crusts and it tells you why they are different and what the difference does for your pie.
If you get into baking in general I would recommend Cookwise by Shirley O Corriher. She goes much more into the food chemistry and then gives you the recipe and an explanation on what is critical in the recipe.
re: Jeserf
Btw Jeserf I just saw that you posted about Copenhagen and said that you lived there for awhile (AND referenced Riz-Raz!!). I studied abroad in Copenhagen!!! Maybe we should take a cooking class together! lol
re: Elyssa
Then you must have been at DIS, like me!
Too bad the food in Copenhagen generally sucks.
Email me off here (my SN at yahoo) and we can dish about CPH and see if we actually know one another!
re: ktmoomau
I tried to resist the urge, but I just can't. Tell him if he really wants a sandwich to go make it himself. Why not make him go to the meat curing and you can take the cooking classes you really want to take ;)
re: ktmoomau
Orrrr better yet: Take it together! That way its a fun bonding thing AND he gets HIS interest fulfilled. :)
Most county school systems have an adult-education arm, often featuring inexpensive short several-evening courses covering any number of practical topics. Cooking is a big favorite, from general courses such as you mentioned, to specialized styles. I used to teach a few, and found manageable-size groups of eager students. You'd get all you want right there - call your local school department's main office and ask about recreation classes for adults.
Here's just one example: http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/instru...
Tell him to buy Charcuterie: The Craft of Salting, Smoking, and Curing by Michael Ruhlman. I've always wanted to try this and there is no good excuse why I haven't yet. Let me know how it goes.
The Joy of Cooking has great recipes for deli-style sandwiches, and their Russian Dressing is to die for. Be sure to use very fresh parsley, and leaves only, remove all stems.
There is also a fine recipe for roast beef eye of the round, the perfect cut for sandwiches, and for boiled corned beef. For better than store-bought, corn a brisket yourself. There are recipes for that on this board, mainly derived from the Cook's magazine recipe.
Get some good bread and once you have had a sandwich made with home-cooked cold cuts you will never go back. It is indeed in the meat, and homemade is just lightyears beyond even the best store-bought.


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Beverly was born May 15, 1948, in Grand Rapids, Mich., the daughter of Clinton Albert and Florence Rose (Madler) Forman. She grew up in California, married and spent 16 years in Gallup, N.M. before moving to Kansas.
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Beverly enjoyed sewing and home decorating.
She is survived by her husband, Robert Cunningham; one daughter, Stacie Sigler and her husband, Jared, Humboldt; two grandchildren, Austin and Zachary Sigler; two siblings, Joyce Tarter and husband, Jim and Brian Forman and wife, Melody, Iola.
She was preceded in death by her parents, one son, Andrew Paul Whiteman, and one sister, Karen Cardell White.
Cremation has taken place.
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Inurnment will be at Mount Hope Cemetery in Humboldt at a later date.
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(Sports Network) - James van Riemsdyk and the Toronto Maple Leafs routed a visiting Philadelphia Flyers club two weeks ago, but the home team will be out for revenge Monday night at Wells Fargo Center.
After providing a goal in a 5-2 pasting of the Flyers on Feb. 11, van Riemsdyk will play his first game in Philadelphia since getting dealt to Toronto for defenseman Luke Schenn during last year's NHL draft.
Van Riemsdyk, the second overall pick of the 2007 draft, has 11 goals and 15 points in 19 games with the Maple Leafs. He had 47 goals and 99 points over his 196 games with Philadelphia.
Schenn has two goals and three assists in 20 tilts with the Flyers and leads the club with a plus-six rating.
The Maple Leafs had lost five in a row against Philadelphia before recording the home win earlier this month. The Flyers have won two straight and seven of the last eight encounters in the City of Brotherly Love.
Toronto has a solid 7-4-0 record as the away team this season, while the Flyers are 5-2-1 as the host.
Philly is 1-1-0 at the start of a five-game homestand and earned a comeback victory in Saturday's meeting against the Winnipeg Jets. The Flyers trailed 3-1 in the second period, but scored the game's last four goals, including three in the third period, to take a 5-3 decision.
Brayden Schenn, younger brother of Luke, posted two goals and one assist, giving him six markers and 17 points on the season.
"We just said in the second intermission, we have to be able to thrive in situations like this. Whether we are up 3-2 or down 3-2, we have to find a way to win hockey games" said Brayden Schenn. "It was a huge two points"
Claude Giroux and Wayne Simmonds added a score and helper each for the Flyers, who claimed their third win in four tries thanks to three power-play tallies. Jakub Voracek also finished with three assists, giving him 12 points (4G, 8A) over the last five games.
Ilya Bryzgalov made his 18th start in 20 games, and picked up the win with 34 saves as Philadelphia earned its first win this year (1-7-0) when trailing after two periods.
The Flyers welcomed back forward Scott Hartnell on Saturday after a 16-game absence due to a broken toe in his left foot and subsequent surgery. Hartnell ended up with five shots on goal in nearly 15 minutes of ice time and was a minus-one with two minor penalties.
Toronto had won three of four games heading into Saturday's game at Ottawa, but the Maple Leafs were dealt a heart-breaking regulation setback in the latest installment of the Battle of Ontario. Colin Greening scored with 23.4 seconds remaining to lift the Senators to the 3-2 victory at Scotiabank Place.
Mikhail Grabovski and Clarke MacArthur lit the lamp for the Maple Leafs, while Ben Scrivens made 32 saves in the loss.
"I think we gave the points away," Toronto coach Randy Carlyle said.
With time winding down in regulation, Ottawa's Patrick Wiercioch fired a shot on net from the right point. Scrivens made the save but left a rebound for Greening, who batted the puck out of the air and into the net for the game- winner.
Scrivens stopped 32-of-33 shots for Toronto when it beat the Flyers back on Feb. 11. He entered the game early in the second period after James Reimer went down with a sprained left knee. Scrivens has started all six games for Toronto since Reimer's injury and has posted a 3-3-0 mark during that stretch.
Maple Leafs enforcer Colton Orr is expected to sit out a third straight game on Monday with a lower-body injury.
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NOV 26 Finally, mad people on the interwebz is a good thing! World wide webby outrage has caused the village of Moreauville to reverse its plan to confiscate pit bulls and Rottweillers and euthanize them simply because of their breed, WAFB reports here. The plan? They're going to enforce the leash law. Well, that would have been a good place to start.
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.
NOV 26 Blogger CB Forgotston is confused, he says, because Governor Bobby Jindal said higher education wouldn't get cut, but it looks like it is being cut. CB's asking: When is a cut not a cut?
NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
NOV 26 This post on The Lens takes a look at the ongoing dispute in New Orleans over the banners about the upcoming tax election for the school system. The banners are hanging on schools, and some feel they are promotional, which is not allowed, instead of educational - which is allowed.
NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
NOV 25 Here's a link to the petition that has been created to save Zeus, a family dog who is targeted for death by the learned fathers of the Avoyelles Parish village of Moreauville. They passed an ordinance based on nothing that outlaws pit bulls and Rotweillers. As of Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 230,000 signatures - a number that's a wee bit higher than the village population of 929.


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Lord Jamar is calling out all the non-cipher skirt and blouse wearing antics of the fashion world's favorite MC — Kanye West. Monday, while most of the net was still fixated on the Super Bowl triumph of Beysus and her sisters and the haterism of Keyshia Cole, Lord Jamar, known largely for his 90′s hip-hop glory as part of the group Brand Nubian and more recently for his forays into acting, dropped a song that send the hip-hop world spinning.
While we've been pointing out Ye's love for womenswear for some time now — Lord Jamar dedicated an entire track to the dangers of embracing this style. Some are already calling him homophobic for the track.
Check out some lyrics and the actual song below.
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""Somebody mad at my hash tag/ Black man lookin' half a f*g/With a blazer and vest, I'm just amazed at the mess/Pioneer of this queer sh*t is Kanye West/He introduced the skinny jeans to the rap scene/Then he wore a f***ing skirt on the video screen/Then he wore it again at a memorial/I can't pretend that this s**t ain't deplorable/I bet this n***a thinkin' he lookingadorable/Your music's good but your ego is horrible."
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Currently, The Walking Dead is one of the most popular television programs. And movies about the end of the world are more common than iPhone releases. Our love of apocalyptic narratives ranges from the relatively harmless interest in fantasy fiction to the darker and more concerning existence of off-the-grid militias and doomsday religious cults. But why are we so fascinated by running mental simulations of possible world-destroying scenarios? Here are a couple of possibilities.
First, as humans we think about the end of life as we know it because we can. Our capacity for complex temporal and abstract thought is unparalleled. The same ability that allows us as a species to defy nature with incredible feats of science and engineering also renders us uniquely capable of creating fantasy worlds of what-if scenarios. In short, we have imaginations and we like to use them. Just as we like to imagine super heroes and unrealistic romances, we also like to think about ways the world could end.
Second, this advanced cognitive capacity that paved the way for our dominance of the planet also paved the way for existential anxiety. We can imagine all sorts of exciting and wonderful things. But we can also imagine all sorts of terrifying and horrible things. And as existential scholars have long discussed, we can contemplate the possibility that we are insignificant organisms that exist by chance and are born only to suffer the same mortal fate as every other organism. In other words, we can question our existential meaning, our reason for existing. And this questioning, this potential existential anxiety, may make apocalyptic narratives rather seductive because most apocalyptic narratives allow humans (or at least some of us) to be more than insignificant mortal beings. For example, many apocalyptic traditions are religious in nature and pave the way for the chosen people (insert your religious group here) to be rescued from the horrors of the world and taken to a new realm that is not filled with the human suffering and injustices that we cannot make sense of in our world.