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Club Planner is a desktop application for planning and communicating the activities of a club (such as an alumni club).
I wrote the application for use by the University of Michigan Club of Seattle, after several years of involvement with this club and its board.
Although this is an app that runs on a user's desktop, it is designed to store its data in a folder that can be easily shared with others through a service such as Dropbox.
Club Planner is written in Java and can run on any reasonably modern operating system, including Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. Club Planner requires a Java Runtime Environment (JRE), also known as a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). The version of this JRE/JVM must be at least 6. Visit www.java.com to download a recent version for most operating systems. Installation happens a bit differently under Mac OS X, but generally will occur fairly automatically when you try to launch a Java app for the first time.
Because Club Planner may be run on multiple platforms, it may look slightly different on different operating systems, and will obey slightly different conventions (using the CMD key on a Mac, vs. an ALT key on a PC, for example).
Club Planner Copyright 2013 - 2015 by Herb Bowie
Club Planner is open source software. Source code is available at GitHub.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Club Planner also incorporates or adapts the following open source software libraries.
JExcelAPI — Copyright 2002 Andrew Khan, used under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
parboiled — Copyright 2009-2011 Mathias Doenitz, used under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0.
flexmark-java — Copyright 2016 Vladimir Schneider, used under the terms of the [2-Clause BSD License](2-Clause BSD License).
Download the latest version from PowerSurgePub.com. Decompress the downloaded file. Drag the resulting file or folder into the location where you normally store your applications. Double-click on the jar file (or the application, if you've downloaded the Mac app) to launch.
Club Planner tracks information about your club's planned, current, and past events.
Other agenda items to be discussed by your club may be entered as if they were events, in order to build complete meeting agendas.
* Archive -- A completed/cancelled event that no longer needs further discussion by the board.
* Budget -- A pseudo-event used to track planned income/expense for a given Category of events.
* Communication
* Current -- An event for discussion at our current board meetings, either as one recently completed, or being contemplated for the near future.
* Discards -- Ideas that have been abandoned as not worthy of further pursuit.
* Future -- An even to be considered at some future time.
* Ideas -- Ideas for possible events.
* News -- Items to be included in current newsletters.
* Next Year
* Proposed
* Rotate -- A pseudo-event to be occasionally included in club communications, on a rotating basis.
* Save
File operations may be accessed via the File menu.
Club Planner assumes that your club records are stored electronically, using something like the following nested folder structure.
For example, the U-M Seattle club's folders look like this.
The Events folder would then contain one folder for each category of event. Each of those folders would then contain one file for each event. These are plain text files, and may be viewed and even edited using any text editor.
Note that all of these folders above the Events folder may contain other folders and files, unrelated to Club Planner.
The only folder naming convention that is required is the inclusion of the club operating year in the name of the folder above the Events folder. By storing the operating year in this folder name, event info can easily be duplicated and transferred from one operating year to the next, based on the assumption that many of your club's events will recur on a fairly predictable annual cycle.
The first time you launch Club Planner, or after selecting Open from the File menu, you will be presented with a series of Open dialogs that will ask you to specify the folder containing Club Records, the folder for the desired Operating Year, and the Events folder. There is no default location publish for these folder. You can create the necessary folders outside of Club Planner, before launching it, or can create the new folders from within the Open dialogs. Again, it is recommended that the folder containing Club Records be a shared [Dropbox][] folder.
This allows the program to import a minutes file. The data in the minutes file will then be used to update the referenced events. See the Club Planner Minutes File Format section for information about the file format.
This allows the program to export a minutes file. The minutes file will be in Markdown format, and can be easily published to a web site. See the Club Planner Minutes File Format section for information about the file format.
The File menu contains a Backup command. When backing up, you will be prompted to select a backup folder. This should be the folder that contains all of your Club Planner backups. After selecting this folder, Club Planner will automatically create a subfolder containing a copy of your Events folder, with the backup date and time appended to the folder name.
As one operating year closes, and a new one begins, you may wish to start a new year by transferring events from the current year into the next year (assuming that one year looks much like the last, from a planning perspective). This is the intent of the Start New Year command.
After you specify the new Events folder within the new operating year folder, all events from the current year will be transferred to the new year, with the following exceptions.
Use the Clear Actuals command from the File menu to set all the actual income and expense fields to zero for the current operating year.
There are a number of Menus listed across the top of the screen. If a command has a keyboard shortcut, then it will be listed as part of the command's menu item.
The most commonly used commands are accessible in multiple ways. For example, you may navigate to the first item in the collection by clicking on the Tool Bar Button, or by selecting the command from the Event Menu, or through a keyboard shortcut.
Following is a list of all the menus, with a brief description of each menu's purpose.
A toolbar with multiple buttons appears at the top of the user interface.
The main window contains three different panes.
On the first half of the main window, you'll see two tabs. The first of these displays the List. This is just a simple list of all your Events. You can rearrange/resize columns. You can't sort by other columns. Click on a row to select that Event for display on the other half of the main window. Use the entries on the View menu to select a different sorting/filtering option. Use the View Preferences to modify your view options.
The second Tab on the first half of the main window displays the Tags. This is an indented list of all your Tags, with Events appearing under as many Tags as have been assigned to them, and with Events with no Tags displaying at the very top. Click to the left of a Tag to expand it, showing Events and/or sub-tags contained within it.
Note that Tags that were once used, but that are used no more, will stick around until you close the Club Planner file and re-open it. If you wish, you may accelerate this process by selecting Reload from the File menu.
The detailed data for the currently selected Event appears on the second half of the main window.
The publish option allows you to easily publish your Events in a variety of useful formats.
To begin the publication process, select the Publish… command from the File menu.
You will then see a window with the following fields available to you.
**Favorites Plus**: This template will produce the following files and formats.
1. index.html -- This file is an index file with links to the other files. You can browse this locally by selecting **Browse local index** from the **File** menu.
2. favorites.html -- This file tries to arrange all of the Events you have tagged as "Favorites" into a four-column format that will fit on a single page.
3. bookmark.html -- This file formats your URLs in the time-honored Netscape bookmarks format, suitable for import into almost any Web browser or URL manager.
4. outline.html -- This is a dynamic html file that organizes your URLs within your tags, allowing you to reveal/disclose selected tags.
This tab allows the user to sort the data that has been input. Sorting is accomplished by using the following buttons that appear on this tab.
This is a drop down list of all the columns in your data. Select the next field name on which you wish to sort, by starting with the most significant fields and proceeding to less significance.
This is a drop down list. Pick either ascending (lower values towards the top, higher values towards the bottom) or descending. This sequence applies to the currently selected field name (see above).
Pressing this button will add the field and sequence currently specified to the current sort parameters being built. The sort parameters added will appear in the text area shown below on this tab. After pressing the Add button, the user may go back and specify additional fields to be used in the sort criteria.
Pressing this button will clear the sort parameters being built, so that you can start over.
Once your desired sort parameters have been completely built, by pressing the Add button one or more times, you must press the Set button to cause your parameters to be applied to the data you are currently processing.
After setting the desired sort sequence, you may optionally press this button to combine records with duplicate sort keys. The following buttons allow you to adjust the parameters controlling the combination process.
Record combination can be done with varying degrees of tolerance for data loss. Select one of the following radio buttons.
If you specify some data loss to be acceptable, then this field may be used to specify a minimum number of data (non-key) fields that must be lossless (equal or one blank) before combination will be allowed to take place. This should be used if the sort keys are not guaranteed to establish uniqueness. Specifying a non-zero value here may help to prevent completely disparate records from being inadvertently combined. For example, names can be used to identify people, but two different people may have the same name.
This tab allows the user to filter the data that has been input, selecting some rows to appear and others to be suppressed. Filtering is accomplished by using the following buttons that appear on this tab.
This is a drop down list of all the columns in your data. Select the next field name on which you wish to filter.
This is a drop down list. Pick the operator that you want to use to compare your selected field to the following value. The following operators are available.
This is the value to which the selected field will be compared. Only rows that satisfy this comparison will be visible after the filtering operation. You may type in a desired value, or select from the drop down list. The drop down list will consist of all the values found in this field within your data.
Pressing this button will add the field, operator and value currently specified to the current filter parameters being built. The filter parameters added will appear in the text area shown below on this tab. After pressing the Add button, the user may go back and specify additional fields to be used in the filtering criteria.
Pressing this button will clear the filter parameters being built, so that you can start over.
Once your desired filter parameters have been completely built, by pressing the Add button one or more times, you must press the Set button to cause your parameters to be applied to the data you are currently processing.
If you specify more than one filter parameter, then you may specify whether all of them must be true (and) or only any one of them must be true (or) in order to satisfy the filtering criteria. This choice applies to the entire set of criteria, so this need only be selected once before pressing the Set button.
This tab allows the user to merge the currently loaded data into a template file, producing one or more output text files. The greatest anticipated use for this function is to create Web pages, based on input template files containing a mixture of HTML tags and special PSTextMerge tags. This allows tab-delimited data to be periodically merged into an HTML template that determines the format in which the data will be displayed on a Web site.
This screen contains the following buttons.
PSTextMerge supports the concept of a central template library where you can store reusable templates. The initial location for this folder is the "templates" folder within the PSTextMerge Folder that comes as part of the software distribution. However, this button can be used to allow you to select another folder as your template library. After installation of PSTextMerge, you may wish to copy the templates folder to another location, perhaps within your home folder, or your documents folder, and then use this button to specify that new location.
This button allows you to specify the location and name of the template file you wish to use. (This file must have previously been created using a text editor.) This function may also be invoked via the Template/Open Menu item or with the T shortcut key.
This button also opens a template file, but uses your template library as the starting location.
This button processes the template file you have selected, and creates whatever output file(s) you have specified in the template file. The function may also be invoked via the Template/Generate Menu item or with the G shortcut key.
See the Template File Format specification for details.
This tab allows the user to record and playback sequences of PSTextMerge commands. The following buttons and menu commands are available.
Clicking on this button once causes the program to begin recording your subsequent actions as part of a script that can be edited and played back later. This function may also be invoked via the Script/Record Menu item, or with the R shortcut key. You will need to specify the location and name for your script file. It is recommended that ".tcz" be used as a file extension for PSTextMerge script files (the original name for the program was "TDF Czar"). This will be supplied as a default if no extension is specified by the user.
Clicking on this button causes recording of the current script to stop. This function may also be invoked via the Script/End Recording Menu item, or with the E shortcut key. The script file will be closed, and can now be opened for editing, if desired, using the text editor, spreadsheet or database program of your choice.
This button allows you to select a script file to be played back. This function may also be invoked via the Script/Play Menu item, or with the P shortcut key. At the end of a script's execution, the input file options will be reset to their initial default values, to ensure consistent execution when multiple scripts are executed consecutively.
This button allows you to replay the last script file either played or recorded. Using this button allows you to bypass the file selection dialog. It can be handy if you are developing, modifying or debugging a series of actions and associated files. This function may also be invoked via the Script/Play Again Menu item, or with the A shortcut key.
Clicking this button will allow you to select a script to be automatically played every time the application is launched.
After selecting a script to play automatically, the label of this button will change to "Turn Autoplay Off".
Clicking this button will allow you to select a folder of scripts that you want easy access to. A new tab will then be added to the interface, labeled "Easy". The new tab will contain a button for every script found in the folder. Clicking on a button will then play the corresponding script.
After selecting an Easy Play folder, the label of this button will change to "Turn Easy Play Off".
This menu item, within the Script menu, allows you to select a recently played script to run. The most recent 10 scripts will be available to select from.
See the Script File Format specification for details.
The following preference tabs are available.
The program's General Preferences contain a number of options for modifying the program's look and feel. Feel free to experiment with these to find your favorite configuration. Some options may require you to quit and re-launch Club Planner before the changes will take effect.
The following commands are available. Note that the first two commands open local documentation installed with your application, while the next group of commands will access the Internet and access the latest program documentation, where applicable.
Program History – Opens the program's version history in your preferred Web browser.
User Guide – Opens the program's user guide in your preferred Web browser.
Check for Updates – Checks the PowerSurgePub web site to see if you're running the latest version of the application.
Club Planner Home Page – Open's the Club Planner product page on the World-Wide Web.
Reduce Window Size – Restores the main Club Planner window to its default size and location. Note that this command has a shortcut so that it may be executed even when the Club Planner window is not visible. This command may sometimes prove useful if you use multiple monitors, but occasionally in different configurations. On Windows in particular, this sometimes results in Club Planner opening on a monitor that is no longer present, making it difficult to see.
The following file formats are used by Club Planner.
This section describes the contents of a template file, used for producing formatted output from a table of rows and columns.
This program will look for two sorts of special strings embedded within the template file: variables and commands.
Beginning with version 3.0, PSTextMerge will recognize either of two sets of command and variable delimiters automatically. The choice of delimiters will be triggered by the first command beginning delimiters encountered. The new delimiters are generally recommended, since they are more likely to be treated kindly by various HTML editors on the market when you are editing your template files.
|Original Delimiters
|New Delimiters
|Start of Command
|End of Command
|Start of Variable
|End of Variable
|Start of Variable Modifiers
Variables will be replaced by values taken from the corresponding columns of the current data record, or from an internal table of global variables. Variables must be enclosed in the chosen delimiters. Each variable name must match a column heading from the data file, or a global name specified in a SET command. The comparison ignores case (upper or lower), embedded spaces and embedded punctuation when looking for a matching column heading. So a column heading of "First Name" will match with a variable of "firstname", for example.
A variable, unlike a command, can appear anywhere within the template file, and need not be isolated on a line by itself. More than one variable can appear on the same line. Variables can be used within PSTextMerge commands, as well as other places within the template file.
The following special variables are predefined and available for substitution, no matter what data source is being used.
A variable can be optionally followed (within the less than/greater than signs) by a modifier indicator and one or more modifiers. The default modifier character is the ampersand (&).
The letters "U" or "L" (in either upper- or lower-case) will indicate that the variable is to be converted, respectively, to upper- or lower-case. If the letter "i" is also supplied (again in either upper- or lower-case), then only the first character of the variable value will be converted to the requested case. (The letter "i" stands for "initial".)
The letter "X" will cause selected special characters to be translated to their equivalent XML entities. This is recommended, for example, when publishing an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed.
The letter "H" will cause selected special characters to be translated to their equivalent HTML entities.
Placing a single apostrophe as part of the variable modifiers string will cause any HTML entities representing an apostrophe to be converted back to a normal ASCII/UTF apostrophe character: '. This can be useful for generating HTML to use as e-mail content, since e-mail parsers seem to sometimes drop the HTML entities commonly used for apostrophes.
Convert a URL to an HTML anchor tag with that URL as the href value.
Remove HTML break (br) tags from the string.
The letter "B" will cause the file extension, including the period, to be removed from a file name. This can be used, for example, to generate an output file name with the same name as the input data file (using the variable name "datafilename"), but with a different extension.
Converts a string to a conventional, universal file name, changing spaces to dashes, removing any odd characters, making all letters lower-case, and converting white space to hyphens.
Remove awkward punctuation characters.
The letter "R", in combination with a length modifier (see below), will cause the variable to be truncated to the given length, truncating characters on the left and keeping characters on the right.
One or more digits following the modifier indicator will be interpreted as the length to which the variable should be truncated or padded. If the length modifier is shorter than the variable length, then by default characters will be truncated on the right (and preserved on the left) of the variable to bring it to the specified length (if it is desired to keep characters on the right, then also use the "R" modifier, described above). If the length modifier is longer than the initial variable length, then the variable will be padded with zeroes on the left to bring it to the specified length.
An underscore character ("_") following the modifier indicator will cause all spaces in the variable to be replaced by underscores. This can be useful when creating a file name, for example.
Any punctuation character other than an underscore following the modifier indicator will be interpreted as a separator that will be placed before the current variable, if the variable is non-blank, and if the preceding variable was also non-blank and also marked by a similar variable modifier. A space will be added after the separator, and before the current variable, if the punctuation is not a forwards or backwards slash ("/" or ""). This is an easy way to list several variables on a single line, separating non-blank ones from others with commas (or other punctuation).
If a variable may be interpreted as a series of "words," with the words delimited by white space, punctuation, or transitions from lower to upper case ("two words", "TWO_WORDS" or "twoWords"), then these variable modifiers may be used to change the way in which the words are delimited.
For example, if the template file contained the following:
And the name variable was equal to:
Then the resulting name in the output text file would be:
Herb Bowie
A string of characters indicating how the variable is to be formatted. The formatting string, if specified, should follow any other variable modifiers. Any character other than those listed above will cause the remainder of the variable modifiers to be treated as a formatting string. Currently, a formatting string is valid only for dates – either for the special variable today, or for any variable date in "mm/dd/yy" format.
A date formatting string follows the normal rules for Java date formatting. One or more occurrences of an upper-case "M" indicates a month, a lower-case "y" is used for a year, and a lower-case "d" is used for the day of the month. An upper-case "E" can be used for the day of the week. Generally, the number of occurrences of each letter you specify will be used to indicate the width of the field you want ("yyyy" for a 4-digit year, for example). Specifying more than two occurrences of "M" indicates you want the month represented by letters rather than numbers, with 4 or more occurrences indicating you want the month spelled out, and 3 occurrences indicating you want a three-letter abbreviation.
See below for full definition of allowable characters and their meanings.
|era designator
|month in year
|Text & Number
|July & 07
|day in month
|hour in am/pm
|hour in day
|minute in hour
|second in minute
|day in week
|day in year
|day of week in month
|2 (2nd Wed in July)
|week in year
|week in month
|am/pm marker
|hour in day
|hour in am/pm
|time zone
|Pacific Standard Time
|escape for text
|single quote
The count of pattern letters determine the format.
(Text): 4 or more pattern letters–use full form, < 4–use short or abbreviated form if one exists.
(Number): the minimum number of digits. Shorter numbers are zero-padded to this amount. Year is handled specially; that is, if the count of 'y' is 2, the Year will be truncated to 2 digits.
(Text & Number): 3 or over, use text, otherwise use number.
Any characters in the pattern that are not in the ranges of ['a'..'z'] and ['A'..'Z'] will be treated as quoted text. For instance, characters like ':', '.', ' ', '#' and '@' will appear in the resulting time text even they are not embraced within single quotes.
All commands must be enclosed in the chosen delimiters. In addition, all commands must appear on lines by themselves. Command names can be in upper- or lower-case. Each command may have zero or more operands. Operands may be separated by any of the following delimiters: space, comma (','), semi-colon (';') or colon (':'). Operands that contain any of these delimiters must be enclosed in single or double-quotation marks.
The following commands are recognized. They are presented in the typical sequence in which they would be used.
<?delims new delimiters?>
<?output "filename.ext"?>
<?set global = 0?>
<?include "filename.ext" ?>
<?ifchange ?>
<?if ?>
<?definegroup group-number ?>
<?ifendgroup group-number?>
<?ifendlist group-number?>
<?ifnewlist group-number?>
<?ifnewgroup group-number?>
If used at all, this command should be the first command in the template file. This command overrides the standard delimiters used to recognize the beginnings and ends of commands and variables, for the remainder of the current template file. The command can have one to five operands. Each operand will become a new delimiter. They should be specified in the following order.
Note that, when using this command, this command itself must use the standard delimiters. The new delimiters should only begin to be used on following lines.
This command names and opens the output file. The single operand is the name of the output file. filename.ext should be the desired name of your output file. This command would normally be the first line in your template file. Subsequent template records will be written to the output file. Note, however, that the filename can contain a variable name. In this case, the output command would immediately follow the nextrec command, and a new output file would be opened for each tab-delimited data record.
This command can define a global variable and set its value. This command would normally have three operands: the name of the global variable, an operator, and a value.
Another common use for the SET command is to preserve record variables in global variables so that they will be available within an IFENDGROUP block.
This command indicates the beginning of the code that will be written out once per data record. Lines prior to the nextrec command will only be written out once.
This command allows you to include text from another file into the output stream being generated by the template.
An optional operand of "copy" will ensure that the include file is included without conversion; otherwise, if the input and output file extensions are different, and are capable of conversion, the input file will be converted to the output file's format (for example, Markdown or Textile can be converted to html).
Markdown conversion will be done using the [Flexmark][] processor, using the options for typographic conversions (as with SmartyPants) and table generation.
If converting from Markdown, then an optional operand of "nometa" will cause metadata lines to be skipped when generating the HTML output; otherwise, they will be included.
The filename may include variables, allowing you to tailor the included content based on one or more fields from your input data source. This is especially useful when you would like to include output from another template in the output generated by this template (effectively combining outputs from two separate templates into a single output). If an include file is not found, then it will simply be skipped and processing will continue, with a log message to note the event.
For any conversion resulting in HTML, a pseudo-tag of <toc> can be used to generate a table of contents based on following heading tags. An optional attribute of "from" can be used to specify the beginning of a range of heading levels to be included; an optional attribute of "through" or "thru" can be used to specify the end of a range of heading levels to be included. See the following example.
<toc from="h2" thru="h4" />
The ifchange command can be used to test a variable to see if it has a different value than it did on the last data record. If the variable has changed, then the following lines up to the closing endif command will be subjected to normal output processing. If the variable has not changed, then following lines will be skipped until the closing endif command is encountered. This command can be used to generate some special header information whenever a key field changes. Note that only one variable can be used with ifchange commands in one template file, since the value of any ifchange command is simply compared to the variable for the last ifchange command encountered.
The if command can be used to test a variable to see if it is non-blank. If the variable is non-blank, then the following lines up to the closing endif command will be subject to normal output processing. If the variable is blank, then following lines will be skipped until the closing endif command is encountered. In this case, the first and only operand would be the variable to be tested.
The if command can also be used to test a variable to compare it to one or more constants. In this case, the command would have three or more operands: the name of the variable, a logical operator, and one or more values.
This is the first of five commands that define key fields and then conditionally write output when there is a break on any of those fields. Up to ten group break fields can be defined. Each must be assigned a number from 1 to 10. Numbers should be assigned sequentially beginning with 1. Input data should normally be sorted by the same fields used in any definegroup commands. Definegroup commands should precede ifendgroup and ifnewgroup commands, and should generally be specified in ascending order by group number. The definegroup command has two operands.
Group Number. This must be a number from 1 to 10. Numbers should be assigned sequentially beginning with 1. Lower-numbered groups are considered more major than higher-numbered groups, in the sense that lower-numbered group breaks will automatically trigger higher-numbered group breaks.
Variable Name. This is the name of the key field variable.
This is the second of the five group commands. Lines following this command and preceding the next group or endif command will be written to the output file at the end of a group of records sharing a common value for this key field. Ifendgroup commands should follow definegroup commands and precede ifnewgroup commands, and should generally be specified in descending order by group number. The ifendgroup command has one operand.
Note that references to record variables within an IFENDGROUP block will retrieve the data from the record causing the break (i.e., the first record in the new group), not the last record in the group just ended. Use the SET command to save data in global variables if you need to later access it when a group break has been detected.
This is the third of the five group commands. Lines following this command and preceding the next group or endif command will be written to the output file at the end of a list of records containing this key field. The end of a list will be triggered by a change in key values at the next higher level, or by a record containing blanks at the current group level. Ifendlist commands should follow ifendgroup commands and precede ifnewlist commands, and should generally be specified in descending order by group number. The ifendlist command has one operand. Note that the ifendlist and ifnewlist commands can generally be used to insert HTML tags to end a list and begin a list.
Note that references to record variables within an IFENDLIST block will retrieve the data from the record causing the break (i.e., the first record in the new group), not the last record in the group just ended. Use the SET command to save data in global variables if you need to later access it when a list break has been detected. Note that the ifendlist and ifnewlist commands can generally be used to insert HTML tags to end a list and begin a list.
This is the fourth of the five group commands. Lines following this command and preceding the next group or endif command will be written to the output file at the beginning of a new list of records at this group level. Ifnewlist commands should follow definegroup, ifendgroup and ifendlist commands, should precede ifnewgroup commands, and should generally be specified in ascending order by group number. The ifnewlist command has one operand.
This is the fifth of the five group commands. Lines following this command and preceding the next group or endif command will be written to the output file at the beginning of a group of records sharing a common value for this key field. Ifnewgroup commands should follow all other group commands, and should generally be specified in ascending order by group number. The ifnewgroup command has one operand.
The else command terminates the scope of its corresponding if, ifchange, ifendgroup or ifnewgroup command, and applies the opposite logical condition to the following template lines.
The endif command terminates the scope of its corresponding if, ifchange, ifendgroup or ifnewgroup command.
This command indicates the end of the code that will be written out once per data record. Lines after the loop command will be written out once per output file created, at the end of each file.
The script file is a tab-delimited text file, and you can edit one using your favorite tool for such things. You can create one completely from scratch if you want, but it usually easiest to record one first, and then edit the results.
The script file has the following columns.
Following is a complete list of all the allowable forms for script commands. Constants are displayed in normal type. Variables appear in italics. Blank cells indicate fields that are not applicable to a particular command, and therefore can be left blank or empty. Forward slashes are used to separate alternate values: only one of them must appear (without the slash) in an actual script command. Most of the values correspond directly to equivalent buttons on the tabs, as described elsewhere in this user guide. The one non-intuitive value is probably the Filter values for the andor object: True sets "and" logic on, while False sets "or" logic on.
Note that file names may begin with the literal "PATH" surrounded by "#" symbols. When recording a script, the program will automatically replace the path containing the script file with this literal. In addition, upwards references from the location of the script file will be indicated by two consecutive periods for each level in the folder hierarchy. On playback, the reversing decoding will occur. In effect this means that files within the same path structure as the script file, or a sub-folder, will have their locations identified relative to the location of the script file. Files on a completely different path will have their locations identified with absolute drive and path information. The overall effect of this is to make a script file, along with the input files referenced by the script file, portable packages that can be moved from one location to another, or executed with different drive identifiers, and still execute correctly. Normally all of this will be transparent to the user.
Similarly, the literal "#TEMPLATES#" will be used as a placeholder for the path to the current template library, as set with the Set Template Library button on the Template tab.
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How to Hula Dance to The Hukilau Song. Hula is a choreographed dance. So to hula dance correctly, you need to make sure your gestures match the content of the song you're dancing to. Practicing arm gestures to "The Hukilau Song," a well-known song that combines both Hawaiian and English lyrics, is a good way to make sure you're conveying what you want to in your dance.
Hula to the First Stanza of The Hukilau Song
Focus on the first stanza of the song, which is, "Oh, we're going to a hukilau; A huki, huki, huki, hukilau; Everybody loves a hukilau; Where the laulau is the kau kau at the big luau." The first stanza is also the chorus.
Indicate going somewhere by bringing your right hand into a loose fist but leaving the thumb out. Gesture over your shoulder with your thumb twice in time with the music.
Show the hukilau with your hands by making motions at approximately hip level to indicate pulling in a net. First do the gesture twice to the right side, and then do it twice to the left.
Emphasize "everybody" by crossing your arms low in front of you, sweeping them up over your head in an expansive gesture and bringing them back to a neutral position. Then, repeat your "hukilau" gesture from Step 3.
Illustrate the food that's served after the hukilau by bringing your arms in front of you and overlapping your hands. Make a fish-like movement with your hands to show that the laulau, a festive Hawaiian dish, is made from fish.
Keep your right arm extended forward and turn it over to expose your palm. Sweep the first 2 fingers of your left hand across your right palm and bring them to your lips, mimicking eating because "kau kau" is a Hawaiian word for "food."
Repeat the gesture for "everybody" from Step 4 to show that everybody will be at the big luau.
Hula to the Second Stanza of The Hukilau Song
Listen to the second stanza, which is, "We'll throw our nets out into the sea; And all the ama ama come-a swimming to me."
Mimic throwing a net to your left, bringing your arms in front of your face and then down to shoulder level.
Create the effect of ocean waves by keeping your arms extended in front of you and making wave-like motions with them. Start the waves on your left and move them across your body to your right side.
Show the ama ama, a type of fish, by making the same gesture as you did in Section 1, Step 5 for the laulau.
Emphasize that the fish are swimming into the hukilau net by moving your arms as if you're doing the breast stroke. Repeat the movement twice in time to the music.
Repeat Section 1 to dance to the chorus, which comes after the second stanza.
Listen to "The Hukilau Song" to understand the overall narrative of the song before you dance to it. It's about an old Hawaiian way of fishing using a large net that a number of people would pull in. More than just a way of fishing, it was a community event. When your arm isn't expressing something, keep your hand in a loose fist and rest it on your hip. This is only one way to choreograph "The Hukilau Song." Other hula choreography can tell the same story in different ways, just as we can use different words to tell the same story.


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Elite Mini HD 16 Channel DVR. When using PSS software and Android Software, the system prompts a "Request Failed" notice when trying to connect to certain camera channels from the DVR. Example channel 13 and 15.
When onsite, the PSS and Android software connects to all channels without errors. A confirmation of settings shows all ports are forwarded properly (37777 and 37778) and that the user account created has remote access privialeges. I also created a secondary account to test and was able to replicate the error.
Is there a setting I am missing?
When you are offsite and receiving these messages, does it occur just on those channels or when you are trying to open multiple channels at one time?
If it is occurring when trying to open multiple channels at one time, it maybe an ISP issue. Ie. drawing too much band width at one time. If this is the case adjust some the extra stream settings to a lower bit rate to help not put as much draw on the network.
Please let me know what settings you have so we can better diagnose the problem.
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The Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association believes that when organizations partner they all flourish.
To that end, we have entered into contracts and agreements for cross promotion with many organizations:
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4) Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 54 on their First Responders Day
5) Airdrie Oilmen's Associationsupporting us with 2 for 1 event tickets to their Bikes & Bulls Event and doing cross promotion.
We are open to partnerships that make sense and help us further the causes we champion.
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Hunter Don Thoman with guide Larry Guenot 8x8 380 Class Bull 2012 Season
Trophy Rack Lodge has been providing elk guiding service for the PA Wild Elk season since 2009. Larry and our guides enjoy their time in the woods and since the elk herd has extended it's range right to our door, it has become another way to enjoy the opportunity to help others in the challenge of hunting the monster trophy elk located right here in PA!
We have exclusive rights to 750 acres of private, prime hunting ground in Zone 12, none better in the country. Larry planted 15 to 20 acres of food plots with clover, turnips, buckwheat and chicory. Tree stands are placed overlooking the plots and elk trails that weave through the property. We also hunt state game lands and know the elk hot spots in all the zones. We do extensive preseason scouting and know where the big boys are located. Year to year we watch the bulls and know their territory and where they move after the rut. We do the work for you and you are more than welcome to join us for some preseason scouting when it is convenient to your schedule.
New elk zones have been added in 2015. The elk range has been expanded into Centre County with the addition of Zone 13 and Zone 1. Our lodge is located in Zone 13 where we have an additional 800 acres of private ground that we own. It borders the Susquehanna River and Larry has food plots established there also. Zone 1 is an open zone where any hunter can fill their tag.
Your Guided Elk Hunt will Include:
Preseason scouting done by our experience guide crew. We will provide you with updates and photos. You are welcome to make arrangements to come along to suit your schedule.
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Included is first class lodging at Trophy Rack Lodge along with all of the meals for you and your guest. Check out the lodge
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Photographs of your elk hunt.
Field dressing your elk.
Collecting samples and data required by the PA Game Commission.
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If you prefer, we can skin, quarter and cape your elk. Use of our walk in cooler.
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If you are one of the lucky hunters to be drawn for an elk tag, contact Trophy Rack Lodge and talk to Larry about elk hunt details and fee, and he will answer any questions you may have. We have the experience, the equipment and the eyes out in the woods that you need to make the odds in your favor to bag your trophy elk!
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When I first met Jim, he was twenty-two years old, played a guitar, and sang country songs. He heavily favored Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, George Jones, and other old time country greats. Jim had a knack for hearing a song once and being able to sing it perfectly. It never ceased to amaze me that he could learn lyrics so effortlessly.
In the eighties, we began to take annual vacations to the Rockies. One day we walked into a shop in Estes Park where they were playing a version of "Happy Trails" that obviously was not Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans.
"Who is singing that song?" Jim asked the owner of the shop.
"That's Michael Martin Murphey," she said.
It was love at first sound for Jim, and Michael Martin Murphey became his favorite singer. His repertoire now included "Ghost Riders in the Sky," "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," and other cowboy songs. One day, he started singing an obscure song, "I Ain't Had a Good Day" about a cowboy whose day was so bad he was ready to shoot anyone who got in his way and then kick dirt on them. After dementia robbed Jim of the lyrics to many songs, he could remember that one.
Yesterday, I thought about this song. I had a frustrating day at work and on my lunch hour, I checked on the Healthline contest and was dismayed to see that my blog had dropped from second to third. Although my voters rallied, we kept losing ground. Since Early Onset Alzheimer's blog had been in second for quite some time, I kept noticing my voters voting for the second place blog…which was a different one than they intended.
The day wore on, just getting worse on all fronts. I was about to the meltdown point when the workday ended. I was the last one out the door and saw the day's mail still on the shelf. I thought I had time to take it to the post office and still make it to my granddaughter's basketball game.
Okay, had I not taken the mail, I wouldn't have been on Broadway at all. I left the post office, fastened my seatbelt, drove the correct direction on the one-way street, stopped at all stop signs, signaled my turns even when no one was around, stopped at the light and made a right turn onto Broadway driving the speed limit. Obeying each and every law as far as I could tell. So why did the city police officer turn on his lights? Yep. He must mean me, so I found a side street and pulled over.
"Ma'am, you were driving on the white line," he said. I must have had a blank look on my face because he said, "The one on the right side of the street."
Okay. As I dug out my driver's license and insurance card, I told him, "I've not been having a good day." And now, it just went from bad to worse. Getting stopped for driving on my side of the road, what's up with that? Was he afraid I was going to mess up the paint job? If they had those little rumble strips, I'd have known I was touching the white line.
"I'm going to accept this insurance card although it's expired." This whole insurance card thing annoys me. They can check everything else with your driver's license, why can't they put insurance info on their computers? I've had insurance with the same company, without a single lapse, for the past forty years. So why do I have to keep changing those cards?
After the delay, no ticket, I made it to the ballgame on time. All parking lots were jam-packed. I found a back parking lot, which not only was full, a truck was blocking the road out of the lot. Now, he deserved a ticket! I was able to drive off the pavement to get out of the lot. My first break of the day happened then as someone backed out of a parking place.
Once I was inside the gym, I found my son and daughter-in-law. I couldn't help but repeat the words Jim so often sang and greeted them with, "I'm telling you friends, I ain't had a good day." And, I sincerely meant it.
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Welcome back to Fashioneyesta!
Today I have a little skincare blog for you all, now it probably comes as no surprise that I love Pixi skincare. I've used their products for years now, their Glow Tonic and Rose Caviar Essence being among some of my favourite skincare products of all time. I'm very lucky to be sent products to try as a blogger.
If you are a fan of Pixi you may have hard that the brand have recently launched 2 new skin tonics to add to their collection alongside the famous Glow Tonic. But, if you are new to Pixi you probably will be wondering which tonic to try first.
Toners and skin tonics are essentially something you apply after your cleanser to remove any excess impurities or dirt. They help to close your pores and restore the skin's PH balance, they are a key way to maintaining a good complexion and preventing things like blemishes and open pores.
Today in this short blog post I'll be covering the ingredients and which tonic will suit your skin type best.
So without further ado let's begin..
Glow Tonic
Glow Tonic is Pixi's original tonic, its won countless awards and has a cult following behind it. I'm one of those fully paid up members of the Glow Tonic Fan Club, having used it for over 3 years now. It has become a key part of my skincare routine and has worked wonders for my combination skin. Glow Tonic essentially acts as a liquid exfoliator for your skin which is actually a great alternative to using a scrub, especially in the winter months when your skin is prone to getting dryer and more tight.
It Contains:
5% Glycolic Acid: Glycolic Acid acts as an exfoliator for your skin, made from sugar plants it removes the dead skin cells leaving clear and brighter skin.
Ginseng: Ginseng softens the skin.
Aloe Vera: Too soothe the skin and reduce inflammation and irritation.
Good For:
Dry Skin
Sallow Skin
Blemish Prone Skin
Congested Skin
Combination skin
Rose Tonic
Anything with Rose extract is ideal for people who have issues with hormonal skin, redness and irritation. Rose helps to balance the PH levels of your skin and is a natural astringent. I've used the Rose Tonic for a few weeks now and I've found it has definitely helped with the redness I get when I have hormonal breakouts around my dreaded PMS! It's also been very soothing for my skin around this time of year with the harsh cold weather and coming into the central heating. It's very gentle and soothing on the skin and it has a delicate Rose fragrance to it.
Rose: To balance the skin and soothe redness.
Elderflower: Soothes the skin and can be used to combat acne and other forms of irritation.
Good For:
Redness and Irritation
Hormonal Skin
Acne Prone Skin
Sensetive Skin
Retinol Tonic
The Retinol Tonic is best suited to people with mature skin or those who are consciously trying to combat fine lines, wrinkles and early signs of ageing. Retinol is a powerful ingredient to help prevent signs of ageing, whilst peptides smooth and plump the skin and Jasmine helps to balance the skin. I gave this one to my mum to try to she really likes how gentle it is on her skin and how its made her skin feel softer and supple.
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Retinol: Helps to combat fine lines and wrinkles, retinol is the key ingredient to most "anti-aging" products you will find on the skincare market.
Peptides: Helps to firm and plump the skin.
Jasmine: To balance the skin and heal.
Good For:
Mature skin
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Each 100ml bottle retails for £10 on the Pixi Beauty website.
So that concludes todays blog, I hope you all found it useful.
Do let me know in the comments which tonic you like the sound of best and I will see you in my next blog post.
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About a month ago, I found this recipe in a vintage cookbook. It's a delicious oatmeal cookie that contains no eggs! Great for when you run out or when dealing with an egg allergy. The whole family loves them. My brother even told his co-workers about them. Now, that's high praise.
I did some tweaks, of course, substituting butter for lard. Talk about vintage! They are fairly sweet, so I reduced the amount of sugar, too. You choose how you like them best. Feel free to stir in chocolate chips and dried fruit if you so desire. They're good either way.
Recipe: Farm-Style Oatmeal Cookies
- 1 1/2 to 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup butter
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 1/2 cups quick cooking oats
- 1/2 cup old-fashioned oats
- 1 3/4 cups unbleached flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- Optional stir-ins, up to 2 cups: chocolate chips, dried cranberries or raisins, chopped nuts
- Heat oven to 375°. In large mixing bowl combine sugar, butter, buttermilk, and vanilla. Stir in remaining ingredients.
- With wet hands, shape dough into 2-inch balls. Dough will be sticky. Place about 3 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet. Flatten each cookie with the bottom of a glass dipped in water.
- Bake until set and lightly browned, about 10 minutes. Remove to cookie sheet and cool.
Yield: about 2 dozen
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"As the hart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after Thee, O God."
Psalm 42:1
Seeing: The fresh, morning sunshine peeling into my bedroom windows. A bright blue sky outside. A slight, soft frost tinting the ground a gentle white. The smooth edges of my new coffee cup; the dark depiction of a snowy cabin landscape painted on the side. My pink-covered Iphone going on standby. The stickers we bought for scrapbooking yesterday.
Hearing: The hum of my space heater. The tap of the computer keyboard. The gentle cries of the five-day-old goatie romping with Missy in Carra's room.
Smelling: Fresh brewed coffee. Fresh laundry. The smell of a heater burning.
Tasting: The strong, nutty flavor of fresh, black decaf.
Feeling: Tired – I usually feel tired in the morning. A little like I need to clean up the house, take care of goats, write, blog, and go to work all at once; what's that called? Confused or disorganized? But happy. Enjoying life – even with its hard, low spots. Enjoying life as the Lord Jesus gives it to me.
Learning: To be content. To be happy where I am, whatever I'm doing, because the Lord Jesus has put me there for a reason. To be myself. Whatever that entails.


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Many diplomats and observers now see Yemen's three-year-old civil war as yet another crisis that has barreled out of control. The conflict began in September 2014 when Houthi rebels from the north and groups loyal to former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh seized Sanaa, taking President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi hostage, first figuratively and then literally. In March 2015, their slow-burning coup escalated and internationalized with the intervention of a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia, which launched an intense but often disjointed campaign to restore Hadi's government and counter the Houthis, whom the Saudis claim are an Iranian proxy. Over the last three years, the situation on the ground has dramatically deteriorated: today, nearly seven million Yemenis are at risk of famine and thousands have already died in the worst cholera outbreak in history. Yet even as the crisis worsens, efforts to stop the fighting have come up wildly short.
At the end of the month a new UN special envoy, the former British diplomat Martin Griffiths, will take over a peace effort that has lost all momentum over the past year and a half. His job may not be a mission impossible, as many fear, but if the latest attempt is to be any more successful than those that came before, Griffiths will need to take a radical new approach.
From the beginning, the peace process in Yemen has suffered from faulty assumptions and out-of-date-analysis. The current UN plan overplays the importance of the Hadi government and excludes the groups who are actually fighting the Houthis and providing the basic services normally associated with a state. Furthermore, many of the parties involved have little incentive to see the current peace process succeed—even as millions of Yemenis arrive at the brink of starvation, all of the key players in the conflict are profiting from a lucrative war economy. In many cases, the spoils of war have turned former paupers into extremely wealthy individuals. Yet the focus on elite politics—not
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Hillary had a heckuva debate two-fer: Called Benghazi victim's mother a liar AND refused to answer indictment question
**Written by Doug Powers
During Wednesday night's Democrat debate on Univision, Hillary was shown video of the mother of Sean Smith saying that then-Secretary Clinton told her that a video was responsible for the death of her son in Benghazi.
Hillary's response? "She's absolutely wrong":
Well that settles it — nothing like a denial from a serial liar to put a controversy to rest.
Watch the whole clip and not long after Hillary said Sean Smith's mother was "absolutely wrong" to claim she was told that the video played a role in her son's death, Clinton went on to explain why the video DID play a role. Go figure.
Oh well… "what difference does it make!?"
In the second part of Hillary's debate two-fer, Clinton essentially took the Fifth after being grilled about the FBI investigation of her below-the-radar email shenanigans:
RAMOS: Secretary Clinton, I want to disclose once again that my daughter Paula works for your campaign. And now I have a question about your emails. Your Republican opponents say that those emails have endangered our national security. When you were secretary of state, you wrote 104 emails in your private server that the government now says contain classified information according to The Washington Post analysis.
That goes against a memo that you personally sent to your employees in 2011 directing all of them to use official email, precisely because of security concerns. So it seems that you issued one set of rules for yourself and a different set of rules for the rest of the State Department.
So who specifically gave you permission to operate your email system as you did? Was it President Barack Obama? And would you drop out of the race if you get indicted?
CLINTON: Well, Jorge, there's a lot of questions in there. And I'm going to give the same answer I've been giving for many months. It wasn't the best choice. I made a mistake. It was not prohibited. It was not in any way disallowed. And as I have said and as now has come out, my predecessors did the same thing and many other people in the government. But here's the cut to the chase facts. I did not send or receive any emails marked classified at the time. What you are talking about is retroactive classification. And the reason that happens is when somebody asks or when you are asked to make information public, I asked all my emails to be made public. Then all the rest of the government gets to weigh in.
And some other parts of the government, we're not exactly sure who, has concluded that some of the emails should be now retroactively classified. They've just said the same thing to former Secretary Colin Powell. They have said, we're going to retroactively classify emails you sent personally.
CLINTON: Now I think he was right when he said this is an absurdity. And I think that what we have got here is a case of overclassification.
RAMOS: If we get your permission…
CLINTON: I am not concerned about it. I am not worried about it and no Democrat or American should be either.
RAMOS: Secretary Clinton, the questions were, who gave you permission to cooperate? Was it President Obama?
CLINTON: There was no permission to be asked. It had been done by my predecessors. It was permitted.
RAMOS: If you get indicted would you going to drop out?
CLINTON: Oh, for goodness — that's not going to happen. I'm not even answering that question.
Gee, refusing to answer questions about her homebrew server is becoming a fairly common practice among Hillary and her former staffers. Ramos should have told Hillary that the DOJ had granted her full immunity.
Here's a shorter version of Hillary's response after being asked if she broke the law:
I've got to hand it to Univision for at least serving up some tougher questions for Hillary and not just recycling softballs from previous MSM debate moderators.
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Mister Crazy's food habits!
Thursday, November 30th
(the thirtieth)
- Pour donner des conseils, on utilise le modal "should" + base verbale:
Ex: He should eat fresh eggs to have a fresh breath / not to be sick.
- He should eat fresh onions to have a fresh mouth.
- He should brush his teeth to have a boyfriend/a girlfriend.
- He should eat boiling hot carrots not to have his tongue paralysed.
- He should avoid eating onions for breakfast to have a fresh breath.
- He should eat vegetables to be in good health.
- He should eat fresh salad not to have green teeth.
- He should eat vegetables not to eat rotten food.
- He should eat fresh cauliflower to have a fresh breath.
- He should eat fresh soup with eggs not to vomit in his house.
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Friday, December 1st
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Michelle Obama's website: LET'S MOVE
Kids should limit TV time and keep TV out of their bedrooms.
People should spend time together with a family park day.
Children should take the stairs instead of the elevator.
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Gallery Exhibition: 'Untitled' by the WSU Sculpture Guild
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Location: Rhatigan Student Center, Cadman Art Gallery, Looking Glass (first floor)
The WSU Sculpture Guild have been tasked with creating a free standing installation that will fill the Cadman Looking Glass. The exhibit will be curated by WSU Students, alumni and Barry Badgett, associate professor of Sculpture Media. The WSU Sculpture Guild is a collection of Students and alumni geared toward the promotion and appreciation of the sculptural arts.
For more information on this exhibit and others, visit https://wichita.edu/cadmangallery.
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I uninstalled firefox using the software manager, but when I tried installing it again, I kept getting unable to download package message. All other packages downloaded without problems. Anyone know why, please.
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New English Brewing has been around San Diego for a while now, almost seven years if memory serves. For reason's I can't possibly explain, other than perhaps my own sillyness, I've not made the time to try more than a small handful of beers from them. It's possible that my love for big hop bomb IPA's has clouded my judgement to this point. Maybe I delude myself into thinking that they only make english style ales that I wouldn't be interested in. I'm here to tell you that it was a error on my part to not make the time for the creative brews coming out of this inventive brewery and it's something I'll be remedying in 2015. Simply put, whenever I do have a beer from New English Brewing, I come away impressed.
This past year I was able to try their Brewers Special Brown Ale, which to me was on the same level as Alesmith's Nut Brown Ale as perhaps two of the best representations on that style here in San Diego. The pleasant surprise that beer gave me was quickly forgotten as my next dose of New English was in the form of their Zumbar Chocolate Coffee Imperial Stout. A big, chocolatey, roasty glass of goodness like this is certainly something to be shared with the masses. After having only two offerings, New English had blown the doors off my expectations.
In what could only be negligence on my part it took me almost six months to make the next opportunity to try New English Brewing, this time in the form of an IPA called Humbly Legit, a West coast style IPA that still manages to stay true to the English Ale roots by which New English operates.
Humbly Legit comes in at a healthy 7.5% ABV and upon popping the top you get a wonderful floral nose with hints of citrus and all the goodness that awaits within. The beer tastes incredibly clean and crisp with a malt presence that is certainly noticeable but not in the manor typically associated with the type of IPA's made in the United Kingdom. The use of English style malts here is put into a complex and careful harmony with the use of cascade and centennial hops, which provide that wonderful aroma as you drink your beer. The sweetness of malts never threaten to overwhelm as the hops provide a nice level of bite that keeps a certain west coast character in the brew, it's a wonderful balance and it drinks very clean with only the slightest lingering of hops on the backend.
My Assessment: This beer is a winner and will provide the final kick in my pants to get me over to their brewery in the very near future, because these guys are making really great beers of all styles with traditional English malts but healthy dose of West Coast hops to create something truly unique and exciting to try. Go get you bottles of Humbly Legit now or just stop by the tasting room at 11545 Sorrento Valley Rd Suite 305 San Diego, CA 92121


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So...what's got you shaking in your boots right about now?
Christmas shopping on the horizon?? Your neighbor's freaky Halloween displays?? ...OR the idea that in a few days your children might be bringing home a boatload of Halloween "goodies" and then proceeding to bounce off the walls right before your very eyes?! (Never mind possibly get sick.)
We parents sometimes laugh amongst ourselves about the sugar highs and the inevitable sugar crashes our children experience, as if there are no real lasting effects. However, refined sugar (the kind found in candy and other processed treats) is a bit more frightening than many of us realize. Just Google it...for quite the fright, indeed. (Here--I'll do it for ya.) Once you really start doing some research, you will want to run as far away from sugar as you can!
Speaking from personal experience, as one who was utterly and completely given over to an addiction to sugar, there are severe consequences over time. Was I addicted to sugar as a child? Of course, not! But, honestly, it was so readily available to me and any possible consequences so remote and seemingly far-fetched, that eating it as much as I did was simply NOT a big deal whatsoever. So I did. Thank you very much.
And now, at 37, I sincerely regret the life I once lived, nutritionally-speaking. Because NOW here I am with a damaged thyroid and fatigued adrenals, no thanks to the sweet stuff (among other things). If I could do it all over again, I would. But things don't usually work that way. So instead, I'm trying to train my kiddos to do better. To KNOW better. They will still have personal choices to make, of course, but they will be more educated than I was and are already far healthier--because they eat "real food" and their mean ol' mommy makes them avoid the sugars and corn syrups and other freaky substances found in all those brightly-colored, fun packages at the check-out line...or at the movies. (Resist, people, resist, no matter how cute they look when they beg!)
The truth is, though, we don't always resist. In fact, many times we're not even present when our children are offered the unfriendly fare. And candy-related holidays are certainly not the most helpful to us health-conscious parents. So, we recently polled our Facebook followers for ideas on what to do with the Halloween candy that
Top Ten Things to Do With Unwanted Candy:
1. Explain to your kids that there are men and women serving our country overseas, and then send a large family donation to the troops through Operation Shoebox. Or perhaps you have a personal favorite soldier!
Operation Shoebox
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Along the same vein, maybe your church supports foreign missionaries. Missionaries have kids, too, and they often don't "get" to partake of sweets as readily as we in the States do. You could put together a care package for them.
2. Lots of churches in central Arkansas participate in Operation Christmas Child, a ministry that sends Christmas packages to needy children all over the world, and could use candy to help fill their boxes. (Chocolate is not the best choice in this case, however.) If interested in this option, leave a comment and I'll get you the proper contact information. National Collection Week is November 12th through 19th.
3. There are other, more local, places to donate candy as well: Food banks, homeless shelters, battered women's shelters, schools, senior citizens' centers, or Dad's friendly office staff. ;) Just drop it off and wave a happy goodbye!
4. Save it until Christmas, use it to decorate a gingerbread house...and then give the house to a neighbor or friend.
5. Make a deal with your precious offspring: candy for money. (Toy shopping to follow.) I'm thinking this one could work year-round...
6. If your kids are young, you might manage to get away with hiding it and then hoping they'll just forget about it. It happens. *hangs head in shame*
7. But if that's too deceitful for you, there's always the "Halloween Fairy," the "Candy Fairy," the "Great Pumpkin," or whatever you want to call the one who comes to empty the gigantic bowls (cute trick-or-treat containers, paper bags, etc.) of Halloween candy and put a much-wanted toy or gift inside as a replacement. Convenient service, huh?
8. Have your very own mini-parade (no specific occasion necessary) through your neighborhood. Get all the neighborhood kids on board. Let them ride their bikes, pull their wagons, wear costumes, play instruments, maybe even decorate floats. Be sure to invite everyone to come out for the event. And then? Throw the candy to the onlookers and be done with it.
9. Run and hide. Seriously. Go somewhere entirely non-Halloween-related as a family. This way you avoid the crowds at your front door (and, by default, don't have to shop for them) and your children will have empty treat bags! Or...turn off your front lights, go to the back of the house, and hide there for a special family movie night with your own much-healthier, homemade treats like ice cream, caramel corn, or soaked cookies.
10. There's always the trash can.
One more friendly tip: If you DO give out "treats" at your own house to all the cute, masked door-knockers, do yourself a favor and give out non-candy treats so you won't have to deal with the leftovers. Things like stickers, bubbles, small toys, party-favor-type-doohickeys, or small bags of pretzels, trail-mix, popcorn, and small boxes of raisins.
Whatever you choose to do with the stuff, the key is in educating your children about making healthy choices and why it's important.
We'd love to hear any other creative ideas our readers may have!


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This post is a part of Simply Sugar and Gluten Free's "Slightly Indulgent Tuesday" Nutritious, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside banana nut waffles. Ever since these waffles, I've been determined to create a waffle that isn't dry, tough or tasteless. These are by far my favorite. These are gluten-free, and grain-free, […]Read more →
A recent nutritional analysis of almonds, a favorite health snack among nutrition enthusiasts, has led to some intriguing insights on how our bodies handle certain calories. I've long said that not all calories are created equal, and it turns out that there is some new scientific evidence to validate this claim. Almonds (and Other Healthy […]Read more →
I own a television, but the only channel I watch rather exclusively is Turner Classic Movies. Ever since I was 10 or 11, I've been fascinated by classic films. It started with Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds", which I had my parents rent for me. I watched that movie probably over 100 times. I even started […]Read more →
These homemade nutter butters are a part of The Nourishing Gourmet's "Penny Wise Platter Thursday" That's right. Sweet, crunchy and very satisfying gluten-free nutter butters. I liked these sandwich cookies when I was a kid, but not enough to make them from scratch. My opinion has now been changed. These grain-free, sugar-free nutter butters are […]Read more →
I have always loved the idea of tea time. When I was little, I would model my behavior and daily routine after the British culture, or what I perceived it to be based on Mary Poppins and British comedies like Fawlty Towers, Are You Being Served? and The Vicar of DIbley. Also, I watched my […]Read more →
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This post is a part of Simply Sugar and Gluten Free's Slightly Indulgent Tuesday! I really like pancakes. Almost as much as Sabrina, from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch". Well, I may not like pancakes that much, but I do like them every now and then for either breakfast, lunch or dinner. This gluten free pancake […]Read more →
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This healthy zucchini spaghetti recipe is made with homemade zucchini noodles. I made the zucchini noodles in this spiralizer, which is quite easy to do. With four zucchini plants in the garden, I have enough to make dinner for my family (and then some). Local produce tastes fresher and contains more nutrients, so I suggest […]Read more →


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2001 Tampolli SR2/LMP675 with Nissan V6 ***OFFERS***
Race Cars for sale
It is time to sell the car...
Cash or PX + Cash considered for something interesting.
Get yourself the very best Tampolli on the market today.
2001 Tampolli SR2/LMP675 with Nissan V6.
Full, nut and bolt, no expense spared, ground up rebuild to the highest standard.
Chassis Model number SR2 RTA 2001 number 006
FIA crash test certificated.
Constructed from '25CD4' steel section and 'Avional 2017' panels stripped, tested, powder coated and built back up.
Engine - Nissan VQ35HR V6 Custom throttle bodies, custom exhaust system (under 105db), custom dry sump with oil/water heat exchanger, two side pod mounted water radiators running on DTA electronics.
Transmission - Hewland NMT 200 6 speed plus reverse, sequential transmission, magnesium main case and blow-by lubrication pump, magnesium bell housing containing oil tank.
Oil cooling by oil/water heat exchanger.
Geartronics GCU electronics with pneumatic shifter, paddle shift with "no lift" upshifts and "auto blip" down shifts AP clutch.
Electronics - DTA S80 Pro ECU, Geartronics GCU, DTA SX Wheel. Launch control, traction control, data logging, custom made, military specification wiring loop, full lighting package including FIA homologated rear rain light.
Dimensions overall length: 4470mm weight: 720Kg.
Fuel 60 Litre FIA regulation bag tank, tested, ATL dry break fittings, dump churn fuel system components replaced.
Suspension 4 way SP Dynamic dampers with remote reservoirs, rebuilt, designed around pushrods with pinion and rockers.
Uprights are monolithic machined from 'Ergal 7075'. Suspension brackets are manufactured from '15CDV6' steel. Rose joints tested, replaced as required, all new powder coat uprights tested, replaced bearings as required.
Brakes & wheels - AP discs, callipers (to max regulation standards), cylinders all serviced, floating iron discs 330mm by 32mm, bells machined from 'Ergal 7075'. Aluminium 4 piston callipers, front wheel: 18" diameter x 10" wide by Oz. Rear wheel: 18" diameter x 11" wide by Oz. Wheel base 2525mm, wheel shafts are manufactured from '34NiCrMo16' steel, brake bias control. Multiple sets of Oz rims, slicks, wets.
Bodywork - The body work is pre-preg fibreglass wrapped in 3M carbon film with orange accents. The three section flat-floor under tray, nose, splitter, cooling ducts, rear wing are all carbon.
Safety - Lifeline fire system with carbon bottle, 5 point TRS belts. Original FIA certification for crash tests and approvals.
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Offer £Open to sensible offers. Possible PX something interesting.
This car is in absolutely mint condition. By far the best example available anywhere Located in UK.
Domestic & International transport/shipping can be arranged.
Use - Shake down time and test days only.
Documented history Car was campaigned successfully from 2001 to 2005 where it stood until purchased by ourselves in May 2010.
General figures: Years of activity: 2001-2005 Notes of interest: FIA Sportscar Championship Swara Racing (K) - 1/7/2001 – Driven by Simon Wiseman/Michale Mallock Swara Racing (K) – 29/7/2001 – Magny-Cours – Driven by Michael Mallock/Phil Andrews Swara Racing (K) – 26/8/2001 – Donnington Park – Driven by Phil Andrews/Michael Mallock Swara Racing (K) – 16/9/2001 – Nurburgring – Driven by Michael Mallock/Phil Andrews JCI Developments (GB) – 30/6/2002 – Magny-Cours – Driven by Darren Manning/Michael Mallock JCI Developments (GB) – 18/8/2002 – Dijon – Driven by Michael Mallock/Darren Manning JCI Developments (GB) – 22/9/2002 – Spa – Driven by Rob Croydon/Michael Mallock 1000 Kilometer Events Tracsport (GB) – 13/8/2005 – Silverstone – Driven by Del Delaronde/Edward Morris/Richard Jones Tracsport (GB) – 4/9/2005 – Nurburgring – Driven by Richard Jones/Edward Morris/John Ingram
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Posted: Apr 13, 2018
CLINTON, N.Y. – Freshman Ethan Wallis of the Hamilton College baseball team tallied the game-winning, two-out RBI single in the bottom of the eighth on Friday, as the Continentals took Game 1 of a three-game NESCAC West Division series over Wesleyan University by a score of 3-2 in Clinton, N.Y.
Junior Danny Rose led the way for the Cardinals (14-7, 3-1 NESCAC West Division), going 2-for-4 at the plate with a double. Sophomore relief pitcher Chris Keane (3-0) earned the win on the mound for the Continentals (11-10, 1-2 NESCAC West Division), blanking Wesleyan in the sixth, seventh and eighth.
- The game was knotted at 2-2 heading into the bottom half of the eighth, and Cardinals junior pitcher Pat Clare was able to get the leadoff batter in freshman Matt Cappelletti to ground out to second base. Freshman Rich Marooney then reached on catcher's interference, and was active on the base path, advancing to second on a wild pitch. Clare was able to record the second out of the inning during the next at-bat, as junior Craig Sandford flied out to left-center, but a single by sophomore Nate Goodman advanced Marooney to third. The next batter was Wallis, and he drove an RBI single single to right, plating Marooney with the game-winning run, which was unearned.
- Cardinals junior starting pitcher Mike McCaffrey and Continentals sophomore starter Brian Lawson were both in a good rhythm through the first three innings, as Lawson retired the first seven batters he faced, and McCaffrey recorded a 1-2-3 first inning.
- Wesleyan struck first in the fourth, as senior Matt Jeye and sophomore Chase Pratt led off with back-to-back singles, and then sophomore Tanner Fulkerson reached on an infield error and advanced to second, while Jeye crossed home plate with the first run. Sophomore Jesse Levy-Rubinett then drove a sacrifice fly to left, allowing Pratt to score the squad's second run.
- Hamilton evened the game at 2-2 in the bottom half of the fourth with a two-run effort of its own, headlined by a two-run, two-out triple by Sandford, which plated Cappelletti and Marooney.
- After the hosts went up 3-2 in the eighth, they turned to junior Ian Nish in the top half of the ninth with a save opportunity. The Cutchogue, N.Y. native struck out the side in order, earning his fourth save of the season.
- Clare (2-2) was tagged with the loss on the mound, but he did not allow any earned runs on two hits in 2 1/3 innings of work. McCaffrey, who leads the NESCAC with 43 strikeouts this year, worked 5 2/3 innings, striking out six batters and walking six, while allowing two runs on four hits.
- Lawson threw the first five innings for the hosts, only allowing one earned run on three hits, as he struck out five and walked three.
- Jeye reached base twice for the Cardinals, going 1-for-3 with a single, walk and a run, while both teams received at least one hit from six different players. Wesleyan led the hit category, 7-6, and the hosts made three errors, while Wesleyan was called for two. Each team left 10 runners on base.
- The Cardinals are now scheduled to start their doubleheader against Hamilton at 11 a.m. on Saturday morning in Clinton, N.Y., as the time was pushed forward from noon due to the weather forecast.