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Thoughts on Super Tuesday...Posted Wednesday, February 6, 2008, at 10:02 AM
Well, the votes have been tallied and the poll workers are likely still sleeping it off, but we didn't have too many surprises.
Huckabee taking a few states kind of surprised me, but McCain is and was the clear Republican (?!) frontrunner. Love it or leave it.
The Democrat side is an entirely different ball game however.
Reports just released this morning show that Obama likely took around 20 MORE delegates than Clinton in yesterday's contests. That puts the two within about 70 delegates of each other and still with a long ways to go before we'll know who will be below the donkey on the ballot in November.
Recent polls have shown Obama making a very impressive push past Hillary both nationally and in most states. The majority of the Super Tuesday states polled the day before the election stayed very close to their poll results which is a win for the pollsters if for no one else.
My gut feeling all along has been that Hillary will wind up being the nominee, but after Super Tuesday I'm not so sure.
I'm always very skeptical of the polls and what they say, but this round they were pretty close.
How do you feel about Super Tuesday?
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I thought about one good thing about Hillary,she has been trashed thoroughly for the last 16 years,her skeletons are out of the closet and on display somewhere in a Little Rock museum.
Poor Obama,I fear he is a victim of having a birth father who was a Muslim-turned-Atheist,and a stepfather who was a Muslim,plus his agnostic mother.Since any Muslims in your closet,has sadly become an okay bigotry, I fear that if he is the Democratic nominee,the half-truths,near-truths,and outright lies will do him in. I realize he is a member of the Church of Christ,but I know too many registered voters only believe what they CHOOSE to believe,no matter what the real FACTS are. I think McCain will just be a repeat of Bush,gung ho but without any real economic plan other than cut taxes,stop waste,blah,blah,blah.
I'd like to see something on immigration too-if you own an American company and you close your factories so you can enjoy gross profits off of Chinese slave labor,you lose your tax breaks,and you are taxed as a foreign company. I'd also like to see the Board who votes this in lose their American citizenship,and they can live where they move our jobs to,but that is too much to ask I guess. I am sick to death of hearing about how illegal aliens are taking our "good" jobs,when it is really our fellow citizens who are giving the good jobs away to foreign countries,and employing illegal aliens with law breaking schemes! Phew, I'm dizzy up here on my soapbox.
-- Posted by AngelinaJolie on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 11:33 AM
It is probably not a good thing as you say about Hillary. Since if she does win the Presidential election all the bones will start rattling again. Do you really want to go through all that again? If she wins the Presidential election it will probably be by the electoral college only and she may not even receive over 50% of the popular vote. We need someone who can win with the popular vote and electoral college. At least that way the President will have the support of the majority of the people and all this bickering can stop or at least slow down.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 1:57 PM
Angie, sorry about your lack of equilibrium and the possibility of you falling off that box! lol! Illegal aliens aren't taking good jobs, they are soaking America's working folks and all of our social handout programs which we all pay for.
Good points on companies not receiving tax breaks for going overseas with business. The other stuff about taking away citizenship or making people move made ME dizzy.
Surely you can think of more than ONE good thing about our next President, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
-- Posted by shannonhoon on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 1:58 PM
I don't pretend to know everything,but I see mainly white people at the AFDC office for Stoddard County.The majority of recepients in America are white,and many are displaced workers.AJ,if that is what you meant about "good jobs going to foreign countries",well that is the result.
Is that what you mean by social handout programs,shannonhoon,white people born here,living here for 300 years now on welfare?
We all hate too much,and nobody is a uniter,not a divider,no matter how delusional they and their staff are.
Pick the lesser of the two evils is all we can hope for anymore.
-- Posted by CharlesSmith01 on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 4:36 PM
All I have to say a/b any of it is whoever, whether they be republican or democrat, is voted in is going to put a whole new meaning on freedom isn't free...even if they do put a stop to the war. I don't see that any one of them deserve the position. And I still think if a politician doesn't hold to their promises, we should be able to boot them out and vote someone else in.
-- Posted by mrsdolphin on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 5:21 PM
The real bad thing is that it is pretty obvious that they are all bad and there is nothing we can do about it other than vote for the least evil as we see it. I am going to vote though so I will at least feel I have the right to complain and a whole lot of people have died to preserve that right.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 8:40 PM
Yes, I.B., I think we all know who you're going for.
-- Posted by goat lady on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 9:12 PM
Yes,CS01,that is true,most people on welfare in America are white.
I voted for the person who I felt best about,since Snoopy was not on the ballot.
I am sure,that like every man since George Washington,she will make me mad,frustrate me,but at least she is someone I wanted at the time I marked the ballot,not another crazy old white man. If Obama wins the nomination,I'll vote for him,for the same reason.
I just couldn't stomach the Republicans this time,and I saw no real economic plan amongst all of them.
At least I voted.
-- Posted by AngelinaJolie on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 9:25 PM
I don't vote until the actual election. I understand these primaries have importance, but it doesn't give me enough time to make up my mind, so I don't bother. I'm afraid I would make a mistake if I learned something dire a/b the candidate I voted for in the primaries. I agree w/ you both I.B. and Charles...it's our duty to vote, and our God given right...too bad the choices are awful.
-- Posted by mrsdolphin on Wed, Feb 6, 2008, at 9:44 PM
I bet you don't know GL. Make a guess and I will be honest with you and tell you if you are right or not. I will give you a hint, neither of the front runners got my vote.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 11:20 AM
I hate politics. I'm just excited to see some diversity in our candidates. That people are starting to judge others based on character rather than appearances is so encouraging! I think it's a definitive sign that we really are moving toward tolerance. Yay America!
-- Posted by Youngest Child on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 2:58 PM
Barak Obama is NOT a member of the Church of Christ. He is a member of the UNITED Churches of Christ. They are in no way affiliated with the Church of Christ.
-- Posted by xdexterresident on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 4:19 PM
I voted for Huckabee because of his solid social conservatism especially on abortion. There's not a dime's worth of difference between McCain and the Socialist- oops! I mean- Democratic Party!
-- Posted by swift on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 4:37 PM
I am really sorry here, but WHO CARES what religion a candidate is. JFK was Catholic and the nation had hissy fits that he would be beholding to the POPE, well THAT did not happen. The Constitution gives each of us the right to CHOOSE our religion, or to choose not to have any. SO? Why are we picking or not picking a president based on OUR IDEAS of what religion a person should be - in DIRECT CONFLICT with the Constitution.......
As for the next president, I will repeat, IF you want the govenment to RUN every thing that you think, do and say VOTE DEMOCRATIC. Big Brother will be watching, and reaching into your pockets so that folks that don't want to work can get more WELFARE.
(NOTE: citizen children of illegals get welfare, the illegal parents do not - check the laws.)
-- Posted by D.W.B. on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 4:39 PM
What is interesting about the media coverage of the primaries is how they differ on their coverage of demographics of each party. On the Democratic Party it's on race and gender. On the Republican Party, it's about conservatives and moderates. So apparently the media thinks that Democrats vote on the basis of race and gender and Republicans vote on the basis of whether they are conservative or moderate. The media generally puts conservatives into three classes- religious right or Evangelicals or social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, and national security conservatives.
-- Posted by swift on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 4:43 PM
Well, I.B., you're right: I guess I don't have you figured out! I had you pegged for a McCain supporter. Huckabee?
-- Posted by goat lady on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 8:16 PM
I figured you would think that. I do admire John McCain and I am sure that he is a great man but there is something about him that doesn't seem to fit and Huckabee wasn't it either.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Thu, Feb 7, 2008, at 9:15 PM
As for the difference between the Church of Christ and the United Church of Christ, that Wikipedia article is too long for me to read this morning; I'll have to tackle it later. However, I'm sure that (as usual) someone will be happy to give us the negative-aspects-in-a-nutshell, as they do every other topic on these blogs.
-- Posted by goat lady on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 7:53 AM
Somebody somewhere cares about a candidate's religion,because I've got a spam mail smearing Obama,Mormon Romney,Baptists Huckster & Clinton,but not McCain or Ron Paul-hmm,could they be behind them-lol? The spam mail does call Obama a member of the Church of Christ,and to be honest, I didn't realize there were more than one-sorry.
I don't inquire into their religion,you can say you are ANYTHING,but it doesn't mean you are a decent person who deserves to breathe the free air of this country,much less lead this wonderful nation. I personally know,or know of, bad people in all the major religions,and remember the serial killer BTK was an outwardly deeply religious person,with an evil heart.
I have made my personal repulsion of Huckabee known,and although I think him a pathetic weak joke and poor excuse for a human being,I don't think even the Huckster is evil.
Of course,only God reads a man's true heart,so I could be wrong about him.
I really think the Republicans will be McCain-Huckster VP and the Dems are still open until convention.
-- Posted by AngelinaJolie on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 9:29 AM
GL you are assuming that I am a Republican or vote Republican. That just might not be true. It could be I guess, but it might not be.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 10:24 AM
I'm just glad Super Tuesday is over and we'll get a bit of a break from the political phone calls until closer to the election. Frankly, I'd rather vote for Snoopy, as suggested by Angelina. None of the candidates appeal to me. I voted in the primary and I'll vote in the general election, but I won't be happy about it.
-- Posted by Ducky on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 12:04 PM
Ahh Ducky, don't worry be happy. You cast your ballott of your own free will and you don't have to wonder if you are going to be shot for voting for the wrong person.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 1:32 PM
Come now, I.B. You - a Democratic? Hardly likely!
-- Posted by goat lady on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 5:07 PM
Hillary-Obama win in '08 OR
Obama-Hillary win in '08.
Mark it down. Our country is in good hands.
People who can't get a job need our help. Illegals are just looking for another opportunity in the land of the free. We have billionaires over hear who could help pay for all of this. Hillary had health care solved in '93 until the media and the right wing morons bad mouthed her and hushed her ideas. Bill will be right there to advise a young Obama as well. When you think of it, we will get 3 in 1 with this ticket. Go Demmies.
-- Posted by shannonhoon on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 8:58 PM
I might be part Democrat. In some things I am more liberal and others I am ultra conservative. For instance; I don't believe in the death penalty. If it there had never been a death penalty Jesus might still be alive. I also will never deny or vote for anyone who would deny the right to have an abortion to a fourteen year old girl who is the victim of incest. Those two things would appear to be liberal or Democratic ideas.
That being said I would never vote for a Clinton. I wouldn't let either one so much as baby sit my fourteen year old daughter. Come to think of it I wouldn't let them baby sit my fourteen year old son either. Would you?
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Fri, Feb 8, 2008, at 9:18 PM
Well, folks can say what they want to but the Clintons are only great to those who believe government is the answer to all our problems. In my opinion, we've gone down the road to socialism long enough. Ask yourself this question: Has the New Deal, Fair Deal, New Frontier, and Great Society social programs really done away with poverty?
Bottom line; Government is not the answer! That being said, there's not a dime's worth of difference between the way Republicans and Democrats run our country. I voted for Huckabee because he's straight on the social issues but he's not going to win the nomination, so I guess I'll go third party! Too bad my Prohibition Party candidate, Gene Amondson won't be on the Missouri ballot.
-- Posted by swift on Sat, Feb 9, 2008, at 1:10 PM
And by the way, I don't care if a candidate is black, white, male, or female so long as they are right on the social issues and believe in the traditional interpretation of the Bill of Rights.
-- Posted by swift on Sat, Feb 9, 2008, at 1:13 PM
I am not sure anything can be done with poverty,it's here to stay.
Didn't Jesus even say the poor will always be with us?
I like someone who can put some brakes on the MidEast crisis,safely bring troops home,and isn't so ignorant of other countries.
I also want someone who at least cares about others-I know many hate the existence of Social Security,but I think it is a good thing,and I hate to think of people without healthcare,and it will be hated by anyone who mentions all Americans have the right to medical care.
I have been reading some of these pretty nasty comments about your fellow human beings,whom you can see,by those professing to love God,whom you can't see.
I realize some people are just flamers,because they don't use their real names and they make controversial comments,because some of you I recognize from Topix. It would be nice if we could all play nicer,but that's impossible with some folks.
Just something to think about if you warm a pew tomorrow-if you hate these folks so bad,say a prayer for them. You are supposed to pray for your enemies. I have also noticed as the comments have gotten meaner,a lot of folks have quit commenting regularly,can't blame them.
-- Posted by CharlesSmith01 on Sat, Feb 9, 2008, at 3:18 PM
I just take the mean comments with a grain of salt. That's Democracy in the works. The main thread of these blogs is, I think, rational and reasonable - thanks to some of our regulars like I.B. (whether liberal or conservative).
Since I have dial-up, I can't get on Topix to find out what all the hoopla's about.
-- Posted by goat lady on Sun, Feb 10, 2008, at 5:40 PM
Don't blame me because you are smart GL. I kind of figure I am the one learning a whole lot.
It is democracy and freedom isn't it. I guess if we lived in a lot of countries someone would block us out or come and take our compters or put us in jail when we were politically incorrect or made the wrong person mad.
Pretty neat.
Do you ever get mad at what you read on here?
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Sun, Feb 10, 2008, at 10:01 PM
IB, just be yourself and dont get mad because of a post or two.
GL, stay away from Topix.
-- Posted by shannonhoon on Mon, Feb 11, 2008, at 11:32 AM
IB, just be yourself and dont get mad because of a post or two.
GL, stay away from Topix.
-- Posted by shannonhoon on Mon, Feb 11, 2008, at 11:32 AM
What is the straight scoop on Topix? Is it a far left or right site?
I don't get mad. I was just kind of wondering about GL. I like to argue a little bit and I kind of like reading the other points of view. Sometimes I even change my mind because of what I read. It makes me think about it.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Mon, Feb 11, 2008, at 12:06 PM
Topix is a site where anybody can say anything about anyone, and I mean anything.
Lies,half-truths,gossip,rumors and anything from anyone's imagination can be posted. After somebody say's something like"I.B.LeTruth wears his mother's army boots,and I hate him"Then 30 or more will post any crime,sin,alien abduction,late on child support,what his girlfriend who has an std knows that his wife whose having a baby by his cousin doesn't have a clue,how bad her old momma was and then let's talk about how his grandaddy was a horse thief... Then they get personal.
Think I'm exaggerating-hardly. I just don't like the cussing and calling out others while you hide behind a screen name.
Every little town like Bernie,Advance and Dexter has their own forum,plus there are national forums-they are a hair better but way too long for me.
What I do like about Topix is you can ask a question like,"Has anyone ate at that new place,or do you know a good roofer?" and you can get several viewpoints.You can start to read threads that seem okay,but quickly go nasty.If you read enough,you KNOW for a fact the same posters are here on the Statesman,some even mess up and use the same screen name.Flamers and cyberbullies try to take over any serious threads.
If you ever want to know why your neighbor got busted,or what happened to that little girl from grade school you had a crush on,somebody somewhere on Topix knows.You can see your hometown as it is today,every town is on there.
Topix is what it is,gossip rag for the common person.
I have dial-up and I can get Topix,so I'm not sure what's wrong there GL,you just aren't missing alot.
-- Posted by CharlesSmith01 on Tue, Feb 12, 2008, at 11:30 AM
Wow! I'm glad I don't get on Topix! I agree with Charles Smith about the hating other folks. Which is why I like Huckabee. He's conservative but he brings a Christian perspective to his conservatism. That's basically the Prohibition Party way of dealing with issues. http://www.prohibitionists.org or http://www.ourcampaigns.com/UserDetail,h...
-- Posted by swift on Tue, Feb 12, 2008, at 4:04 PM
http://www.ourcampaigns.com and click user.
-- Posted by swift on Tue, Feb 12, 2008, at 4:06 PM
Tonight for the first time I listened to a speech by Barack Obama from Houston, Texas. Prior to this I had thought I had made up my mind and was positive that I would vote for neither John McCain or Hillary Clinton in the General election. After watching him speak I now must reconsider my prior opinion. Obama gave a very highly motivational speech, however I am afraid he is talking about a democracy as a tool to implement socialism. Everything he talked about giving to people or implementing required or requires an increase of tax.
I grew up in a very econimaclly depressed part of the United States in the Appalachina Mountains and I am from a poor family. I was so happy when I got a new pair of shoes or pants, usually once year. I will admit that I now have two pair of shoes, a black and a brown pair. If all of what Obama proposes is instituted I fear that I will have to give up one pair to someone else. I think that under Barack Obama I may only have a brown pair.
When I listen to him I find many things that I like, but when I really evaluate what he is saying I have fear.
Hillary and McCain may not look so bad after all.
-- Posted by I.B. Le Truth on Tue, Feb 19, 2008, at 11:01 PM
I.B...I haven't as of yet made a decision on whom I would vote for come election time...because both of the prominent ones (Obama and McCain) seem scary to me. I don't rally after one party in particular, so that in no way will effect my decision. To me, voting is a very scary thing. These candidates are allowed to speak of whatever promises they please, but after being elected, don't neccesarily have to uphold them. I think that's the primary reason so many have refrained from voting in the last 20 years or so.
And to add to the fear factor, you have the unsurity of just not knowing...period. How do we teach first-time voters to get past this? God only knows.
-- Posted by mrsdolphin on Wed, Feb 20, 2008, at 7:37 AM
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Topic: Getting Started with RESTful Rails
Since DHH's keynote at RailsConf there has been a lot of talk about RESTful rails. I finally decided to get up to speed and start exploring. This is a look at the new scaffold_resource and routing that will be in Rails 1.2.
The Rails application is a sort of "jukebox" or more accurately a list of artists and their albums. But enough about the name, let's get started.
saturn:~ bp$ rails jukebox
saturn:~ bp$ cd jukebox/
Until Rails 1.2 is released we'll need to grab Edge Rails, which can be done with a rake task.
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ rake rails:freeze:edge
[... lots of output ...]
Exported revision 5383.
Of course we will need a database:
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ echo "create database jukebox" | mysql -u root -p
Enter password:
Don't forget to edit config/database.yml appropriately! Then go ahead and start the server.
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ ./script/server
=> Booting Mongrel (use 'script/server webrick' to force WEBrick)
NOTE: Whoa! Default mongrel server. Sweet! (This might have changes a long time ago and I've just noticed. If that's the case please forgive my tardy elatedness.)
Scaffold Time
Halt right there! Didn't you read the first paragraph? There is a new generator in town and his name is scaffold_resource and has he got some fancy tricks. He'll give us RESTful scaffolding along with a migration WITH a table definition all in one fell swoop. Oh, AND some routing love. We get all of that by describing the columns and data types we want (separated by a ":") in the generate command.
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ ./script/generate scaffold_resource Artist name:string
exists app/models/
exists app/controllers/
exists app/helpers/
create app/views/artists
exists test/functional/
exists test/unit/
create app/views/artists/index.rhtml
create app/views/artists/show.rhtml
create app/views/artists/new.rhtml
create app/views/artists/edit.rhtml
create app/models/artist.rb
create app/controllers/artists_controller.rb
create test/functional/artists_controller_test.rb
create app/helpers/artists_helper.rb
create test/unit/artist_test.rb
create test/fixtures/artists.yml
create db/migrate
create db/migrate/001_create_artists.rb
route map.resources :artists
NOTE: I was working on this with revision 5378 yesterday (until I got side-tracked by real work, how annoying and at that point still needed to edit config/routes.rb manually. It looks as if that is taken care of for you now. Pretty cool to see something evolve while you are using it.
Let's keep both models as simple as possible and only give the Album model a title column and an artist_id for the association.
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ ./script/generate scaffold_resource Album title:string artist_id:integer
An artist has_many albums so we will need appropriate associations in each model. Here is what I have in artist.rb and album.rb respectively:
class Artist < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :albums
class Album < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :artist
Add Some Data
We can create the tables by running a db migration.
saturn:~/jukebox bp$ rake db:migrate
And we are ready to start adding to the jukebox. Adding a couple will do.
Once that is done we can start adding albums, but before doing that let's take a quick peak at config/routes.rb. I've deleted everything except the lines added by scaffold_resource and it now looks like this:
ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|
map.resources :albums
map.resources :artists
Notice that I have removed the line that usually handles the routing for CRUD operations in scaffolding.
map.connect ':controller/:action/:id'
We will have something similar with the two map.resources lines. These give us a couple of things, one of which is named routes (http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/NamedRoutes) and another is convenience methods for those routes. Taking a look at app/views/artists/index.html we see these two lines:
<%= link_to 'Show', artist_path(artist) %>
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_artist_path(artist) %>
artist_path() and edit_artist_path() are the convenience methods for the named routes for artists. Named routes are not new, but there are a bunch more now (link to http://peepcode.com/articles/2006/10/08/restful-rails).
I think these are mighty useful. Instead of doing :controller => 'artist', :action => 'show', :id => artist, we have artist_path(artist). This is especially helpful if you make changes down the road.
Ok, now how about some albums.
Enter the title of the album and the _id_ of the artist you want to file it under. This is also different from the regular scaffolding. Foreign key _id columns are not included in the regular scaffolding and they here. Add some albums for each of the artists you entered and we'll get on with associations.
It would be nice to only show albums for a certain artist. I mean, I don't wanna see any Britney Spears mixed in with my Willie & Lobo. We can do this with nested routes (in routes.rb):
ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|
map.resources :artists do |artist|
artist.resources :albums
Which is like saying that albums are mapped within artists. Now if you go to an album url like before, for example, http://localhost:3000/albums/1, you will get a routing error. However, knowing that album 1 is by artist one, we try this:
UPDATE Thanks to jardeon for pointing out that you need to change app/views/albums.rhtml before this will work with artists other than 1. The edit link needs the artist_id in it:
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_album_path(params[:artist_id], @album) %>
And now this:
And there it is! The "show" action for album 1. Ok, how about going to this one?
Hrm.. That didn't work. Why not? The error we get is saying something about a RoutingError around line 14 of app/views/albums/index.rhtml, which is this:
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_album_path(album) %>
The reason it isn't working anymore is because of the nesting. What we need to do is specify the artist _and_ the album, like this:
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_album_path(params[:artist_id], album) %>
We'll also need to change the other convenience methods to include the artist_id. All the new link_tos in index.rhtml will look like this:
<%= link_to 'Show', album_path(params[:artist_id], album) %>
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_album_path(params[:artist_id], album) %>
<%= link_to 'Destroy', album_path(params[:artist_id], album), :confirm => 'Are you sure?', :method => :delete %>
Ok, great, now the albums are showing up again, but we are getting all albums when we only want albums for the specified artist. We can do this by changing the index method in albums_controller a bit. Change this (line 5):
@albums = Album.find(:all)
To this:
@albums = Artist.find(params[:artist_id]).albums
And try again
Jackpot! We get a listing of albums for artist 1. Too bad the links on this page are now broken. We need to make changes to edit.rhtml, new.rhtml, and show.rhtml just like we did for index.rhtml and include the artist_id in the convenience methods.
That All?
No, I've really only scratched the surface here. If you want to dig in some more, I highly recommend the Restful Rails screencast from peepcode.com. There is also a REST cheat sheet on that page. And there are a ton of blog posts out there. One thing that I'd like to play around with more is the combination of a RESTful service and using ActiveResource to consume it:
http://www.ryandaigle.com/articles/2006 ce-is-here
http://blog.mauricecodik.com/2006/06/in ource.html
Oh, and a note on using scaffolding, regular or resource flavored. It's a nice way to get up and running quickly, but don't rely on it. ryanb just posted a nice piece related to this: http://railsforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=509. And check out Amy Hoy's post too: http://www.slash7.com/articles/2005/12/ caffolding
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DHH's keynote:
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http://www.ryandaigle.com/articles/2006 ce-is-here
http://jimonwebgames.com/articles/2006/ d-say-fucd
http://blog.hasmanythrough.com/articles ship-model
http://cwilliams.textdriven.com/article -rails-1-2
http://casperfabricius.com/blog/2006/06 sconf-dhh/
http://www.xml-blog.com/articles/2006/0 hh-keynote
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jeck wrote:Lubber,You might be right and if he does go to Mount then you will see more national championships (which you know would make me very happy). He's one of the best kids I ever coached. Not only as a player but more so as a person. He didn't play well last night but whoever gets him will be very lucky.
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In short: Better weather than last year, but still a bit murky. Excellent Goody Bag againDate of review: November 4, 2010
In short: Great race, loved it. In full: 1st time for me and it didn't disappoint. Hilly, yes, but I managed to run up them all, although I did swear out loud when I saw the last one, 'For Fawkes Sake', carried on round the corner! Really friendly race, well organised and great support from the marshalls and the best goody bag to date. Well chocolate's always going to be a winner. Will definitely be back, Date of review: November 3, 2010
In short: A must do race for anyone that enjoys beautiful surroundings and a friendly atmosphereIn full: One of my favourite races, so I was hugely disapointed to pick up an injury at mile 6. Despite that it's a race you have to finish, irrespective of time, just to make sure you take in all the scenery and atmosphere along the way and enjoy all the support from fellow runners, marshalls and friendly spectators. Great T-shirt and goodie bag.Can't wait until next year - thank you to all at Nidd Valley Road Runners.Date of review: November 2, 2010
In short: Great organisation, great race but not easy!In full: With the weather being kinder than last year, the 2010 Guy Fawkes was excellent. A great route although very hard with numerous challenging hills makes this not for the faint hearted. Shame on all those "runners" who walked up the hills, got to the top then charged down the other side, leaving those like me, who actually ran the whole way, in their wake!Organisation was excellent with superbly cheerful and enthusiastic marshalling.Runners need to look at themselves a little bit for starting positions as there were too many slower runners near the front at the start. In a race that has such a high proportion of club runners, I would have expected better. This can be no reflection on the organisers though.All in all a fabulous race that you really know you've run afterwards!Date of review: November 2, 2010
In full: I did this race because of reading last years reviews. It was all I expected and more. Yes it's hilly but there were loads of downhills to compensate. Really good atmosphere with excellent marshalls cheering you on. Great long sleeve shirt at the end and enough chocolate in the goody bag to keep me and the kids happy. Well done to all who organise this race. I will be doing this again next year.Date of review: November 2, 2010
In short: Never disappointsIn full: This race is a favourite of mine - challenging but the organisation and scenery and friendliness make it special. Thanks should also go to Mr Fawkes who every year takes time out of his busy schedule to start the race. This is one celebrity who has been given an undeserved bad press!Date of review: November 1, 2010
In short: An absolute delight!In full: I entered this race on the strength of last year's reviews, and I've got to say this completely lived up to my high expectations. There was a typically good atmosphere amongst the 1,000 participants, despite the chill, gloomy grey morning. The clearly marked route, with large mile markers and two water stations, took us along undulating, quiet country roads, through picturesque hamlets, down a couple of lanes, a short stretch through a woods, before finishing in the 15th Century Ripley castle. With several of the marshals enthusiastically cheering us on and calling out our names or clubs. It was a sheer delight even though the mist deprived us of distant views. There was enough chocolate in my goody bag to keep the whole family happy and we got a sweatshirt too! All this for £11! The only negative was the seemingly rolling start, either that or no one near me (quite close to the front) heard the start. I'll definitely be entering this again next year, when hopefully it will be a clearer day. Date of review: November 1, 2010
In short: Very enjoyable raceIn full: My second time of doing this after 2008. Slight change in course since then but made no real impact on the route. Impeccably organised - you'd never guess there were over 800 starters and friendly stewards as you went around the course. Nice that people stayed around afterwards to cheer in runners further down the field which doesn't always happen at races. You can't fault the value either as both the long-sleeved tshirt is excellent and the goodie bag very generous. I finished in just over 66 minutes, taking over a minute off my PB so there is potential for faster times. Mind you, I'd also put in a bit more uphill running as that's what I prefer (vs. downhill) but I suspect I'm in a minority here!Date of review: November 1, 2010
In short: Hilly course, fantastic organisation & great atmosphereIn full: One of my favourite races, this is a hilly course through picturesque North Yorkshire. The marshalls were encouraging and the organisation very slick - like clockwork. Lovely finish in the courtyard of Ripley Castle then to collect your goody bag (full of sweets, chocolate & pasta)and long sleeved t-shirt.Date of review: November 1, 2010
In short: Superb run, as hard as ever.In full: With a start & finish in atmospheric Ripley Castle courtyard, the G.F.10 is superbly organised & well marshalled - a scenic challenging mix of hills, road, trail & more hills. An added bonus was unusually kind weather. The t-shirt & generous goodybag is a terrific finishing touch. Look forward to pushing myself on this run every year, Excellent. Date of review: November 1, 2010
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OHIO — The fun never stops here in Battleground Ohio.
Just when reporters thought they had seen the last of the presidential candidates, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, and Vice President Joe Biden couldn't resist one last stop in Cleveland on Election Day. Counting candidates and wives, there have been more than 90 Buckeye State stops scheduled this year.
But today is about the vote—and, unfortunately, voting confusion and concerns.
Late Monday came news of a federal lawsuit—filed by political gadfly Bob Fitrakis, a Green Party candidate for Congress— alleging that unsupervised workers could manipulate votes in the software of voting machines used in Ohio and produced by a Nebraska company.
Cleveland's Plain Dealer localized the story and helped clarify it by grabbing input from Cuyahoga County's Board of Election chief, Jane Platten. Platten told the PD that the software "doesn't actually count the votes, it helps quickly tabulate reports that are loaded onto data sticks and taken to a separate computer used to send the information to the Ohio Secretary of State's office."
The whole thing was short lived. After an emergency hearing, a federal judge tossed the lawsuit—and for coverage of that part of the story, Ohio news outlets largely relied on the AP.
That leaves one other pending, and potentially more significant federal lawsuit, filed in response to a late Friday directive from Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted that could cause a significant number of provisional ballots—which have a href=http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-11-05/presidential-election-seen-spurring-new-wave-of-lawsuitsalready been dubbed the "hanging chads" of 2012—to be discounted.
Husted's directive stipulated that voters, not poll workers, are responsible for correctly recording the ID they provide when casting a provisional ballot—which means that if the information isn't recorded properly, the ballots may be discarded. The move started attracting national attention late last Friday, first from left-leaning outlets like Think Progress and The Nation and then in longer posts from The Atlantic's website and Buzzfeed.
Though Ohio's reporters have closely followed the provisional ballot story for the past couple weeks, the state's press covered the essentials of this issue in brief stories
over the weekend (The Blade of Toledo offered more detail than most).
The PD's Joe Guillen followed up Monday, offering a solid explanation of provisional ballots and their potential pitfalls.
It goes without saying that reporters should stay on this story—and they certainly will if the vote is close nationally, and Ohio and its provisional ballots become crucial to the outcome. There's a potential for a very large mess here.
Finally, to their credit, on Tuesday the websites of Ohio's major newspapers have been crowdsourcing reports of voting problems, to one degree or another—including The Plain Dealer, The Columbus Dispatch, Dayton Daily News, and the Cincinnati Enquirer (see also here). Akron's Beacon Journal is scrolling tweets on its homepage with the #ohvote tag.
And The Columbus Dispatch's Darrel Rowland had a solid story Tuesday morning about a decision by the Franklin County Board of Elections to reject an application by True the Vote, a Texas-based group, that intended to dispatch observers in predominately African American neighborhood polling spots. From Rowland's account:
One person told the elections board that she attended True the Vote training sessions and the observers were instructed to use cameras to intimidate voters when they enter the polling place, record their names on tablet computers and send them to a central location, and attempt to stop questionably qualified voters before they could get to a voting machine.
"You're going to have problems galore," she warned.
And as for those last-minute candidates' visits to Cleveland>? The Plain Dealer opted for coverage by the Associated Press.
No surprise, really, and no shame in that. The big story at this point is the vote—how it's conducted, and what the results are (on that front, the PD offers a nifty interactive county-level map linked to Steve Koff's Monday piece on what to look for in the election returns).
There's a long night, and maybe longer, ahead. The press corps, like the candidates, are no doubt weary. (In one interview recently a reporter quipped, "Make it stop.")
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Many pet owners may believe as long as they give their new puppies enough love, food, exercise and the right dog vaccinations, everything will work out. However, raising a happy and healthy dog takes more than just supplying it with the basic essentials - in fact, raising a dog is a lot of work.
According to VCA Animal Hospitals, despite owners' best efforts, many dogs will display undesired behavior toward their owners, though some actions can be prevented or stopped with the right techniques. The most important aspect of being a responsible pet owner starts with creating a predictable daily routine.
VCA reports giving a dog a predictable schedule helps it understand when it will have social interactions, when it will eat, get exercised and go outside to eliminate. Straying from this routine can cause a dog to become anxious or stressed. If the routine is disrupted frequently, a dog may start to lash out or rebel, opting to eliminate in the house, or chew on pillows, shoes or anything else it can get its paws on.
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As a Red Cross supporter, you help bring hope to others. Your volunteer efforts are powerful gifts – the most special gifts you could give someone this holiday season.
Volunteer donors help patients like five-year-old Danielle who needs blood and platelet transfusions as part of her leukemia treatment. View her story here.
As you reflect on the blessings in your life this Thanksgiving, consider giving back through the Red Cross. Whether you choose to volunteer, give blood, or give a Gift that Saves the Day, Red Cross work is made possible by generous people like you who lend a helping hand.
Flu season and blood donation
Flu season is here. Did you know that if you get the seasonal flu or H1N1 (swine) flu vaccines, you may still be eligible to donate blood if you feel healthy and don't have any flu symptoms?
As the number of flu cases grows this winter, there may be a significant decrease in the number of healthy blood donors. Make an appointment to donate blood and platelets today to help ensure a stable supply throughout the flu season.
Visit this link to find out more about flu prevention along with some helpful resources. To check your eligibility to donate blood or platelets, call
The need is growing
The need for blood is growing. In fact, the number of hospital stays for patients who received blood transfusions in the United States more than doubled from 1997 to 2007 according to a study by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
While the need for blood is ongoing, the supply isn't, especially around the holidays due to travel plans and inclement weather in some parts of the country. Patients are thankful for blood donors like you. Make an appointment to help meet the growing need.
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The person who was recording this session obivously didn't have a clue when to position the camera to show the codes while he was amending or showing the new features. Please can someone teach this amateur!!!!
This is some of the WORST video editing I have seen in a while. It is so hard to follow when we can't see anything in the presentation! I like when the videos are posted with a split view (one side is the talker and the other is the presntation). This give the viewer the choice to look at what they want. Not only is this painful to watch, but it is nauseating to watch the camer constantly move (some may choose not to watch that at all and only look at the presentation, while listening to the speaker).
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Why would we want to see a picture of Anders staring at a screen typing, instead we want to see the screen!!
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From the beginning of time Earl Grey has been one of my favorite teas. Like Ol' Reliable. It's become something of a comfort food. I've tried Earl Grey from countless places and some have a stronger bergamot flavor. I've found Market Spice's to be one of my favorite sources. Does anyone else have a recommendation on where to get the most flavorful Earl Grey?
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Ecosystem Roles

Because northern cardinals eat large quantities of seeds and fruits, they may act to disperse seeds for some plants. They may also influence the plant community composition through seed eating.

Northern cardinals provide food for their predators. They also sometimes raise the chicks of brown-headed cowbirds that parasitize their nests, helping local brown-headed cowbird populations. Northern cardinals also host many internal and external parasites.

Ecosystem Impact: Disperses seeds


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Pecan Crusted Double-Cut Pork Chops
Recipe courtesy of Dinner in the Diner
- Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels
- 4 (10-ounce) pork chops, thick-cut, bone-in
- Salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup pecans, chopped
- Ancho Chili Pepper Barbecue Sauce, recipe follows
- 5 cups ketchup
- 1/2 tablespoon chopped garlic
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 tablespoon liquid smoke
- 1/2 cup beer
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1/4 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 dried ancho chile pepper, crushed
- 1/2 teaspoon ham or chicken stock
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Season pork chops on both sides with salt and pepper. Pour 1 tablespoon olive oil on a plate and spread the pecans on another plate. Lay each pork chop in the olive oil to coat and then coat both sides with the chopped pecans on both sides.
Heat the remaining olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add pork chops and cook until pecans are light brown on that side. Turn the chops over in the pan and place in the oven until an internal temperature of 165 degrees F is reached, about 10 minutes. Drizzle the chops with Ancho Chili Pepper Barbecue Sauce and serve immediately with plenty of sauce for dipping.
Ancho Chili Pepper Barbecue Sauce:
Heat a large stockpot over high heat. Add all the ingredients and stir. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer for 1 to 2 hours. Strain the sauce and serve immediately or keep warm until ready to use.
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Kevin Gastelum vs. Rick Story
Round 1:
Jacob Montalvo is the referee for tonight's prelim headliner. Story wades inside but can't connect. Story slips a punch and connects on a hard counter. Gastelum pumps his jab hard and blood is already trickling from below Story's left eye. Story pops him with his jab. Story catches Gastelum with a nasty combination. Gastelum answers with a front kick that wobbles Story. Gastelum storms forward and unleashes a salvo. Story just trying to survive. Gastelum finally settles in side control. Story tries to creep out the back door, and after nearly giving up his back, he does so successfully. Story looking much worse for wear than Gastelum after that exchange. Gastelum cracks Story again, and again. Gastelum kicks low.
Round 2:
Story wades forward and lands a flurry. Gastelum continues to push forward. Story backs him up with another hard shot. One-two misses from Gastelum, who then kicks low. Wild left misses from Story. Another low kick from Gastelum. Story eats a hard one-two and tries to fire back. Story works the body. Gastelum pumps his jab at the insistence of a loud Luke Barnatt, who's in the crowd. Gastelum just slips a looping hook and unloads. Big right hand has Story on the defensive. Gastelum starting to feel it now. Story pumps his jab to settle things down. Gastelum misses a hook but connects his follow-up low kick. Story blasts Gastelum and now they're swinging! Huge shot drops Gastelum! Flash knockdown but he's back to his senses. Story continuing to pour it on. Wow, what a wild finish! There's the horn.
Round 3:
Huge swell of applause meets these two as they touch gloves for the final round. Gastelum looks like he's slowed a bit while Story's moving like he's fresh as a daisy. Hard right hand cracks Story. And another, and another. Story changes levels and shoots inside for a double. He transitions to a single, but can't get it. Gastelum overpowers Story against the fence. Gastelum pumps his jab and gets Story on his heels. Blast double from Gastelum and now he has Story's back. Story sweeps into top position. That was tremendous. Gastelum gives up his back. Story hunting hard for a rear-naked choke. Gastelum pries away Story's arm but Story is relentless. Gastelum sweeps into top position! We're back to our feet with 30 seconds to go. Gastelum throwing everything he has into these shots. Story shakes off a double leg attempt. Monstrous exchange here! This is a firefight! What a fight!
Kelvin Gastleum def. Rick Story via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 30-27)
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Is that a brand on Ovince? Yikes!
Ovince St. Preux vs. Nikita Krylov
Round 1:
Dan Miragliotta is the third man in the cage. Here we go...UFC 171 PPV underway. They touch them up. St. Preux circling early, and then takes Krylov down after a kick. He's immediately into side control. St. Preux has a headlock, and is scooting to the fence. That's where they end up. And as Krylov tries to squirm free, the referee realizes that he's out! Wow. He was choked unconscious from the old Von Flue choke as Krylov was fishing for the guillotine. St. Preux pinned Krylov's hand with his knee, and he squeezed the neck from shoulder until Krylov went to sleep. Referee came in and peeled St. Preux off.
UFC 171 official results: Ovince St. Preux def. Nikita Krylov via submission (Von Flue choke) at 1:29 of R1.
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Jake looks too thin
Jake Shields vs. Hector Lombard
Round 1:
Don Turnage is the ref. Lombard, stalking forward, with a big right hand, temporarily drops Shields. He allows Shields to get back up, and once again Lombard tees off with a shot, while Shields clinches up. They stay there for a moment, and then split. Lombard back to center. Shields a little tentative, tries a leg kick (half-heartedly), and eats another punch. Shields shoots in trying to scoop the Cuban up, but he is turned into the fence and they clinch. Lombard with a couple of little punches inside, and cuts Shields as they break. Shields bleeding above the left eye. Shields resets, and shoots in for a double-leg, but it is telegraphed, and Lombard coolly thwarts it. They are back to the feet and sizing each other up. Blood streaming down Shields face as he tries another head kick. He goes or a takedown again, and Lombard again teeing off, and connecting with two, three big shots. Shields turtles up momentarily on the group, and the hammerfists follow. Shields ever to recover enough to get guard. Lombard trying to keep the ambush on, but he's getting tied up. Ref warns to stay busy, a little eagerly. Shields now returning fire into Lombard's temple from his back. Swift little elbow from Shields. Lombard with his head down and still toiling in Shields' guard.
Round 2:
Lombard quickly to center, while Shields circles. Once again, Lombard hunts through the small stuff and tries to lower the boom on Shields. Misses, but then gets a trip on Shields and drops him down, immediately into side control. Lombard rolling over, and now Shields able to improve to half guard. Lombard tries to posture up, but can't get space, and Shields takes advantage to get into full guard. He has Lombard tied up. Referee warns them to stay busy; Lombard not getting much room to deal with. Can't separate enough to work. Referee stands them back up. Lombard back to the center, and standing flat-footed (as usual), he is waiting for Shields to move towards him. Shields does, albeit cautiously, with his paw up waving in distraction. Shields shoots in finally, but Lombard straightens out quick and stays upright. Shields waiting for Lombard to get to the ground, tries an upkick, and then stands back up. Lombard weaving his arms looking for an opening on the feet. Shields perplexed. He is trying to strafe the shorter Lombard from range, but can't get anything done. Jabs not connecting. And the judo shows up again, as Lombard trips Shields to the ground. He's in side control, but Shields pretty quickly able to get half guard, then full guard. Lombard swims through but can't land anything in that position as the round ends.
Round 3:
Final round, and really all Lombard so far. He moves quickly to center, and Shields looks like he might have some urgency. He tries a high kick, and Lombard catches it and spins him out. Lombard, in southpaw stance, with that left coiled and ready to pop. Shields moving forward, and right as he comes in Lombard lands a low shot. They give Sheilds a moment to recover, which he graciously declines, and we're right back at it. Shields shoots in, and can't get the takedown. Lombard, though, tries his own and gets it. Immediately into Shields' guard. Familiar position/sequence. Lombard has been effective all night with takedown attempts, but having trouble capitalizing once on the ground. Blood squirting down over Shields' eyebrows. Once again, the referee sensing a stalemate brings the fighters back to their feet. Shields, bloodied, waving his left hand out there trying to set up some offense. Shields pulls guard after a failed takedown effort, same as all night. Again, Lombard back into guard. They sit up, and Shields with a short elbow that doesn't do anything. Lombard pressing into Shields' to little effect. No punches from Lombard, just position. Referee, once again, stands them up. Lombard coasting a little bit down the stretch here, not engaging. Just letting time roll of, well ahead on scorecards. And Shields suddenly goes for a knee, and into a guillotine...he has the arm end! But time expires. Whoa. Got interesting there at the very end.
UFC 171 official results: Hector Lombard def. Jake Shields unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (137 votes).
In short: Very enjoyable - friendly support, interesting course, and a decent mix of abilities running togetherDate of review: April 14, 2009
In short: Absolutely fantastic 10K race. Well done ConnacIn full: I have to say this is one of the best 10K's I have done. Any race organised by a running club requires a lot of time to be volunteered and all those at CONNAC have done a fantastic job. Perfect organisation, great marshalling, good route with no overcrowding, great atmosphere with local support and a more than generous goody bag.Will definitely run this again and highly recommend to anyone.Date of review: April 14, 2009
In short: Really friendly atmosphere, would recommend!!In full: Not been running for very long, and finshed right at the back, but the encouragement I received from the marshalls (and the front runners) was really great. I didn't love the hill, but will be ready for it next year!!Date of review: April 14, 2009
In short: My second time of running and thoroughly enjoyed it again.Date of review: April 14, 2009
In short: Very scenic run, brilliantly organisedDate of review: April 14, 2009
In short: excellent organisationDate of review: April 13, 2009
In short: Great RaceIn full: What a great race, course, organisation and fantastic goody bag. Quite a long hill but still managed a pb. Back next year, thanks to all the marshals.Date of review: April 13, 2009
In short: Great race, ran like clockwork. Great goody bagIn full: Thanks to the marshalls and the race organisers for a great event which ran really well. A tough course well worth doing. See you again next year. JudeDate of review: April 12, 2009
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In short: Super race, really good course, excellent organisation. Great start time of 9.30. Recommended race. Will be back next year. Well done CONAC.Date of review: April 12, 2009
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Louis Dehner, MD
Professor, Pathology and Immunology
Professor, Pathology in Pediatrics
3rd Floor, Peters Building
Office: (314) 362-0150
My scholarly pursuit principally has focused upon neoplasia in childhood, in particular those tumors that have been morphologically characterized as "small blue cell tumors." At one level, I am interested in those variable features of the neoplasms which may influence the clinical outcome. In addition to the clinicopathologic aspects, we have been involved in the refinement of the phenotypic characterization of these tumors through the application of immunohistochemical techniques. Presently, we are engaged in an analysis of primitive neuroectodermal tumors to determine whether ploidy analysis is valuable in the prognostic assessment of these neoplasms. There is evidence that aneuploidy in "classic" neuroblastoma is a marker of favorable prognosis. Nonclassic neuroectodermal tumors and medulloblastoma are the tumors presently under investigation.
Since we are the recipient of extremely unusual tumors of childhood, the files constitute a rich source of archival material to delineate the clinical and pathologic features of these neoplasms. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to define such neoplasms as the embryonal sarcoma of the liver, fetal rhabdomyoma, so-called Askin's tumors and, most recently, the pleuropulmonary blastoma.
I am especially eager to interact with those pathology residents who are considering a career in academic surgical pathology. In this division, we have a core of individuals who can assist the aspiring academic surgical pathologist to develop an idea or hypothesis and answer questions with a variety of techniques ranging from histopathologic analysis to flow cytometry and tissue marker studies.
Clinical Interest
Anatomic and Molecular Pathology - Dermatopathology
Anatomic and Molecular Pathology - Electron Microscopy
Anatomic and Molecular Pathology - Pediatric Pathology
Anatomic and Molecular Pathology - Soft Tissue and Bone Neoplasms
Selected Publications
Luo JJ, Baksh FK, Pfeifer JD, Eastman JT, Beyer FC, Dehner LP..
Abdominal mucinous cystic neoplasm in a male child.
. Pediatr Dev Pathol 11:46-49, 2008
Hill DA, Jarzembowski JA, Priest JR, Williams G, Schoettler P, Dehner LP..
Type I pleuropulmonary blastoma: Pathology and biopsy study of 51 cases from the Internationa Pleuropulmonary Blastoma Registry
. Am J Surg Pathol 32:282-295., 2008
Luo J, Melnick S, Rossi A, Burke R, Pfeifer J, Dehner LP..
Primary cardiac alveolar soft part sarcoma. A report of the first observed case with molecular diagnostics corroboration.
. Pediatr Dev Pathol 11:142-147, 2008
Sanati S, Lu DW, Schmidt E, Perry A, Dehner LP, Pfeifer JD..
Cytologic diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma/peripheral neuroectodermal tumor with paried prospective molecular genetic analysis.
. Cancer 111:192-199, 2007
Dehner LP, Yin H, Yost R..
Median Raphe cyst in the scrotum after orchiopexy.
. Int J Urol 14:573-574, 2007
Reck SJ, Xia L, Dehner LP, Reising CA..
Glandular congenital lymphadenoma.
. Pediatr Dermatol 24:547-550, 2007
Hameed O, Dehner LP..
Malignant teratoma vs carcinoma with teratomatous elements, rather than metaplastic carcinoma
. Breast 16:5-6, 2007
Skapek SX, Ferguson WS, Granowetter L, Devidas M, Perez-Atayde AR, Dehner LP, Hoffer FA, Speights R, Gebhardt MC, Dahl GV, Grier HE; Pediatric Oncology Group..
Vinblastine and methotrexate for desmoids fibromatosis in children: results of a Pediatric Oncology Group Phase II Trial.
. J Clin Oncol 25:501-506, 2007
Wild PJ, Giedl J, Stoehr R, Junker K, Boehm S, Van Oers JM, Zwarthoff EC, Blaszyk H, Fine SW, Humphrey PA, Dehner LP, Amin MB, Epstein JI, Hartman A..
Urothelial neoplasms in individuals younger than 20 years show very few genetic alterations and have a favourable clinical outcome.
. Verh Dtsch Ges Pathol 90:253-263, 2006
Kirby PA, Sato Y, Tannous R, Dehner LP..
Calcifying fibrous pseudotumor of the myocardium
. Pediatr Dev Pathol 9:384-387, 2006
Priest JR, McDermott MB, Bhatia S, Watterson J, Manivel JC, Dehner LP..
Pleuropulmonary blastoma. A clincopathologic study of 50 cases.
. Cancer 80:147-161, 1997
Dehner LP, Watterson J, Priest J..
Pleuropulmonary blastoma.
. In: Perspect. Pediatr Pathol, Askin FB, Langston C, Rosenberg HS, and Bernstein J, eds., Basel, Karger, 18:214-226, 1995
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Welcome to Fort Anne! We thought we'd give you a sneak preview of some of the amazing sites you'll see when you visit us.
Let's get started:
As you drive into Fort Anne, you cross the earthworks and park on the west side of the Officers' Quarters. From here you can see the parade square, part of the surrounding earthworks, and the Officers' Quarters, where the museum is housed.
Let's tour the exhibits first. We enter through the main entrance on the north side of the building. After paying our entry fee and receiving some orientation to the site, we begin the exhibits. Wow! The first thing we see is the Fort Anne Heritage Tapestry which was designed by Kyoko Grenier-Sago. Over 100 volunteers crafted this unique 8ft x 18ft (2.4m x 5.5m) work using three million stitches. Four centuries of area history are depicted through the colourful scenes and vignettes.
As we continue through the National Interpreters' Association (NIA) award-winning exhibits, we have an opportunity to see:


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Hint: The early bird gets the worm.
You've heard it time and time again, but the prevailing wisdom holds true: Breakfast truly�is the most important meal of the day. But here's the catch: You have to be consistent about when you eat it. Recent data shows that sporadic eating habits can backfire on your waistline, whereas sticking to a consistent eating schedule can help you shed pounds fast. Watch below as Dr. David Agus, doctor to the stars, bestselling author and one of the world's leading cancer researchers, explains why timing is key when it comes to your morning meal. This article originally appeared as on Spry Living


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Quick Orchestra Facts (2000-2001)
The 2000-01 Season was a record year for America's orchestras.
Concert Attendance at Record Levels
An estimated 32 million seats were filled in the 2000-01 season - topping 30 million seats for the sixth year in a row and up 16% over ten years ago.
Number of Concerts at All-Time High
In 2000-01, America's 1,200 orchestras gave 36,437 concerts - 10% more than last year, 23% more than five years ago, and 45% more than ten years ago. (This figure does not include concerts by international orchestras touring in the United States.)
Earned Revenue Reaches All-Time High
In 2000-01, America's orchestras earned a record income of $775 million - 5.5% higher than last year, 37% higher than five years ago, and 70% higher than ten years ago.
Concert Ticket Income was up 4.6% over 1999-2000 at $504 million.
Private & Public Support at Record Level
Total support set a record at $560 million - 7.5% higher than last year, 44.5% higher than five years ago, and 75% higher than ten years ago.
Giving by individuals reached $205 million - 8.5% higher than last year, 63.5% higher than five years ago, and 109% higher than ten years ago.
Giving by Businesses and Corporate Foundations exceeded $91.5 million - down 2% from last year, but up 16.5% over five years ago, and up 33.6% over ten years ago.
Independent Foundations provided $69 million in support - 11.3% higher than last year, 67.1% higher than five years ago, and 215% higher than ten years ago.
Only Public Support decreased over the past decade. Orchestras received grants of $61 million - down 6.5% over ten years ago, but up 2.5% over last year. Compared to ten years ago, local government support was up 34%, state support was down 10%, and Federal support was down 28%.
More Surpluses than Deficits
In 2000-01, 51% of the 152 orchestras that reported both this year and ten years ago reported surpluses - the same percentage as in 1990-91. This represents a decline from last year, when 71% of those orchestras reported surpluses. The median surplus this year was $0 compared to $6,500 last year.
This report is based on 186 member U.S. orchestras that participated in the League's 2000-01 Orchestra Statistical Survey. Unless otherwise noted, the amounts reported have been extrapolated to America's 1,200 orchestras. Information for the 600 collegiate and youth orchestras is not included.