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I guess the only reason why one says its filler is because its a past event, and more informative of what happened w/ Kakashi in the past. Its not filler in a sense of non-canon, but more its not a progression of the story.
I guess the only reason why one says its filler is because its a past event, and more informative of what happened w/ Kakashi in the past. Its not filler in a sense of non-canon, but more its not a progression of the story.
I guess in technical terms, the fact that it SHOULD have happened 118 episodes ago, makes it filler.. NOT!
truth be told, I'm happy they are doing them, its WAAAAAAAYYYY overdue
and we finally get to 'hear' from makes it more than worth the wait
come fight my brute here
wait, they are doing a kakashi gaiden anime filler? sorry if am a little late on the anime news. besides that, the animation in the naruto series is horrible can't they make it like they do for bleach that one is way better.
Everyone is talking about the Kakashi Gaiden, there is all ready a thread for that. Who else was disappointed in the "How about I kill both you scene"?
Sharingan in the comic, no Sharingan in the anime? Plus with some dramatic music and a little pause at the right time would of made that scene BAD ASS and I HATE Sasuke but oh well imagine that...the studio screwing up again
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ok episode i guess, sasuke wit the snakes confused me, i must of missed that in the manga, or maybe i just forgot it as over a year ago - does this mean that he posesses some of orochimaru's power
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yeah tensa zangetsu he obsorbed orochimaru and can use some of his abilities like rapid healing.
wow i didnt realise the studio that did the 1st part of shippuuden were korean. i dont mind tho cos it looks like they saved the best animation for the kakashi gaiden arc (at least from the look of the preview, fingers crossed)
Really The Most Boring Part Of Naruto .. Is Sasuke Finding His Team ..
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An excellent goal-kicking display from Louis Fouchè guided the Blue Bulls to a deserved 42-31 victory over the Sharks in Pretoria.
An excellent goal-kicking display from Louis Fouchè guided the Blue Bulls to a deserved 42-31 victory over the Sharks in Pretoria.
Fouchè notched 27 points via six penalties, three conversions and a drop goal to secure his team's second win of the season and end the Sharks unbeaten run in the competition.
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Shortly afterwards CJ Stander scored the Bulls' first try when he was put into space by Akona Ndungane after a blistering run down the touchline by the former Springbok.
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Fouchè added another penalty on the hour mark to make the score 28-24 and Arno Botha crossed the whitewash for their second try after Stander did well to draw in two defenders before offloading to his team-mate.
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For Blue Bulls:
Tries: Stander, Botha, Venter
Cons: Fouchè 3
Pens: Fouchè 6
Drop goal: Fouchè
For Sharks:
Tries: Deysel, McLeod, Joubert, Ndungane
Cons: Viljoen 4
Pen: Viljoen
Blue Bulls: 15 Jürgen Visser, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 Johann Sadie, 12 Francois Venter, 11 Clayton Blommetjies, 10 Louis Fouchè, 9 Ruan Snyman, 8 Dewald Potgieter (c), 7 CJ Stander, 6 Deon Stegmann, 5 Grant Hattingh, 4 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Willie Wepener, 1 Dawie Steyn.
Replacements: 16 Robbie Coetzee, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Cornell Hess, 19 Arno Botha, 20 Rudy Paige, 21 Lionel Cronjè, 22 Jan Serfontein.
The Sharks:15 Louis Ludik, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Marius Joubert, 11 S'bura Sithole, 10 Riaan Viljoen, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Jacques Botes, 7 Jean Deysel (c) 6 Francois Kleinhans, 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Monde Hadebe, 1 Dale Chadwick.
Replacements: 16 Franco Marais, 17 Julian Redelinghuys, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Lubabalo "Tera" Mtembu, 20 Brynard Stander, 21 Cobus Reinach, 22 Gouws Prinsloo.
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Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
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Fix Version/s: 2.3.2
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Utility to completely export and import a moodle database in a db-neutral format/
After a long discussion, Petr and I agreed on the following:
1. Data should not use STATEMENT but instead we will add a new part to the XMLDB file, CONTENT or something similar which contains all the data (Eloy to help here to decide the exact format)
2. Current pieces of data in the XMLDB file should move from STATEMENT to CONTENT so that they are handled by dml rather than ddl.
3. The export file should contain both schema and data, but the schema should come from the code install.xml, and should not be used when importing, but used to compare with the target system code.xml (so as to not try to import data into a schema that does not fit it)
4. Introduction of new $DB->import_record function (used to import CONTENT parts of install.xml)
5. Introduction of new contract reset_sequence function (for given table or all tables) to be implemented per driver (postgres will set sequence value, mysql will probably do nothing, not sure about ora or mssql yet)
6. Different ways to export and import moodle database:
- During moodle installation, add hook to install from a file or a remote database (before first steps that insert data, ideally)
- Admin UI - blow away current database (truncate tables) and import data from file or connection to remote database
- Admin UI - export current database to file, or into remote database
General notes:
Schema should never be imported, only used for comparison.
Export file should contain moodle version (it is in data content already but it should also be in xmldb if not already) and this should be checked at import time.
Andrei - I would like you to create subtasks for each individual component here you can see and write a specification in the wiki before you write any more code here. I am aware this is different to what you've already implemented (although I hope you'll be able to reuse much of the code) and I want to avoid this happening in the future ( this is definitely at least my fault in part for not getting back to you sooner )
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On the "Schema should never be imported, only used for comparison" statement: importing the schema might be a good thing though. Imagine this scenario: you have a user how uses Moodle without knowledge of phpmyadmin or mysql tool; (s)he installed Moodle by providing the database params received from the hosting provider. after a code update that trigger a database update, the db transfer tool will refuse to import an older database because the versions do not match.
Message from me to Penny:
It's OK if I'll have to rewrite code, I don't mind, but I don't agree with some of the work directions there. Maybe you'll convince me otherwise
Here are some things I think we should discus:
1 & 2. About the CONTENT tag:
- first of all, why should not use the STATEMENT tag? It's there and it does what we want it to do... store database content.
- second, I tried to make the db migration tool compatible with the existing installation code and data. Adding a separate CONTENT tag might break this compatibility, unless changes are done in existing install.xml. I believe this is a bad idea, especially if we think to contrib modules.
3. The export file currently contains the schema for the data taken from the install.xml files (for core and modules). I think data import should be like copying a file. It should happen in one of the following ways:
- import the data directly into a blank database (this is already done in the tool)
- drop existing tables in a non-blank database and import the data; this is currently done only for on-the-fly transfer
We could also add you're suggested scenario (compare schemata and import or refuse data), but I think this is the least useful case. If we leave only this situation, the tool will be too restrictive. People won't be able to use their own data backups after a database upgrade (which should be possible to do). Another example: if you take you're database snapshot from an installation with some module and try to copy it on an installation without that module, you won't be able (because you don't have the required install.xml to check it against). I can think of other bad things that might happen.
4. Same as 1 and 2. No new tags, unless proved necessary. Therefore, no import_record method.
But if you really want it, I think it should be in the database_manager class where all the code for processing XMLDB objects is and because it's kind of database independent. Moreover, this method isn't something for every day use, like get_records, and putting it in moodle_database will do two things: make people abuse it and increase memory usage (not much, but 1k here, 1k there, soon we'll have 64M )
5. The reset_sequence is useless if you'll agree with my opinions on point 3 (from the db transfer tool point of view, although it might be useful for other tasks).
I can't check right now (my work PC is broken since Friday night ), but I think sqlite does not allow a sequence to be reset (unless dropping and recreating the table that generated it). For MySQL, this can only be done with DROP+CREATE or with TRUNCATE (which is the same thing). ALTER TABLE also works but with some limitations.
6. I like this idea: "During moodle installation, add hook to install from a file".
This is already done: "Admin UI - blow away current database (truncate tables) and import data from file".
This is already done: "Admin UI - export current database to file"
Things related to remote databases can be done, but "blindly" because we can't get a correct schema from a database (i.e. if you export a database's schema, you will not get the same xml data that was used to setup the database). However, currently you can export your source database as an XML file and import it in a target database. It's a two steps process.
If you agree, I would post a message on moodle forums to ask people to test the current tool and comment on it.
Reply from Penny:
there's a lot in this to respond to.
I definitely respect your right to disagree with what we've talked about but I think the conversation we have about this should be open (with input from Petr and Eloy as well especially since I spent so long today arguing about it, we should all be involved in decisions from now on I think)
So can you please add your point of view to that bug and we can discuss it there tomorrow.
I think that discussions of this nature are good because it thrashes out the best solution, and that it's important for them to be publicly archived so that people in future can go back and read through to understand why we choose a particular way.
STATEMENT tag was designed for very simple inserts - it does not do proper inserts; my +1 to remove the STATEMENT tag completely and replace it with new section - fortunately backwards compatibility is not an issue here. I wonder what will Eloy say, I guess he is the one to decide whether to keep current STATEMENT tag and improve it OR remove it and add new CONTENT top level tag instead.
Ddl is really not designed to handle content inserts, dml is designed to do that - any new content import code that does the actual database inserts must go there. The main reason is lobs and oracle hacks - each driver may use different code to send these into database == it does not belong into sql_generator, sorry. We can not use current $DB->insert_record because it can not support id field.
I personally do not think that this should be extremely "easy to use" because it would be extremely easy to shoot yourself in the foot (or both feet) My +1 to design it restrictive first and then maybe relax it a bit.
Reset of sequences is imho required, I do not understand how would you solve it without this - am I missing something? After using inserts with ID you need to adjust the sequences in some databases, right?
We need some consistency check tool that compares existing table structure with xml file, the test should be also done before the export - recently we had many reports of broken database tables caused by the groups upgrade in 1.8.x which was uncovered later during upgrade to 1.9.x
hmm, there are probably several other problems, for example:
1/ during the export nobody should be logged-in and working, or else the database could be full of inconsistencies - admins may tweak firewall rules, filter access by IP in config.php or we could improve the maintenance mode
2/ how much memory would be needed to import xml several gigabytes big? How much memory does it eat now?
3/ when changing wwroot we also need to relink existing absolute links, recode block configs, etc - this would be really nice to have
2. Several gigabytes big the xml file? I don't have such a file, but I estimate that it will take at least 15% than the actual file size (PHP will store all the data, the name of the object fields and the references between objects). This is why I've done the on-the-fly transfer method.
3. This is hard to do. Not only absolute links might get break, but also relative links. Also, I believe this is outside of this project's agenda. Penny?
You're right that it's sort of outside the project's agenda but I agree that it's important. backup and restore does this, I don't think it would be too hard. Put it at the end of your task list and see what happens.
Andrei - do you have any further comments in response to Petr?
Q: "After using inserts with ID you need to adjust the sequences in some databases, right?"
A: I was about to say that "they are not necesary if things are done the way I suggested (only use blank database or drop tables if they exist, or in other words, never reuse existing tables)".
However, from what I recall, MySQL and SQLite adjust their sequences according to inserts, but PostgreSQL doesn't (Penny, am I right?). I don't know about MSSQL.
So, yes, a set_sequence method is necesary.
But, what's the "reset" in the name? Am I missing something.
On previous post: "at least 15% than the actual file size" should be "at least 15% more than the actual file size"
Postgres doesn't, you need to set the sequence after insert. reset = reset to correct value. set_sequence would imply that you have to tell it what to set the sequence to. reset_sequence means, just reset it to the right place.
well, it seems that this topic is evolving really fast, cool! B-) Here there are some comments about what "vision" I had for the migration utility:
1) New XML files will be 100% new and completely unrelated to XMLDB.
2) New XML files don't need to contain XMLDB structures (just records data)
I see the process of exporting like:
1) Under admin, there are one "Create DB Image" option. The admin selects it.
2) Moodle checks that the current DB structure (table and fields) are EXACTLY the ones in install.xml files (this is one test that can be developed separately to use it in other places, but MUST be executed here too).
3) If the check in 2) is OK... the export to XML begins (the export entry point will receive and array of tables to export).
4) The export also contains one version-number (main Moodle $CFG->version) to be used later. Also, the origin of the export (MSSQL, MySQL... can be annotated, just for informational purposes).
5) One unique moodle_db_image.xml file is generated.
And the process of importing like:
1) Under admin, there are one "Import DB Image" option. The admin selects it.
2) Moodle checks the version in the moodle_db_image.xml file is the same.
3) Moodle warns and rewarns and rerewarns that the process will DESTROY current installation (suggesting to backup and so)
4) For each table in export, if exists: truncate table, disable sequence, insert data (with original ids) and enable sequence (with correct number).
That's all. That would be enough for people wanting to switch DB (it's only a matter of installing a new Moodle pointing to target DB) and also to developers. Keeping it apart from XMLDB stuff (but checking things are ok before exporting).
How does it sound?
About the XML format we can discuss but any simple <RECORD fieldname="fieldvalue" fieldname2="fieldvalue2".....> or CONTENT or whatever is ok for me as far as that info in 100% DB independent (nulls and empties are the critical ones).
It's only how I thought it should work, more or less. Of course, feel free to change everything. But I think the ideas above are simple enough (and well separated), so we can have export/import working, and then add efforts to the checker and so on.
the recoding of wwwroot - we have an unsupported replace.php script in admin that does that already, there are several requests fro improvemetns some with patches also; this is not related to backup restore
this is relatively easy to do imho
yup. we can filter that both on export and import.
Sounds easy and powerful, replacing every $CFG->wwwroot occurrence by something like $@WWWROOT@$ (and the opposite on import)
+1 Ciao B-)
After talking with Petr on irc, the following (related to Eloy's comment) became clear:
- this is the intial implementation, following can come the real time db to db importexport (as opposed to just file)
- same for install time options, to start is just existing admin interface
- first step is to design the xml format and change dml to support import_record(s) and resetting sequences.
Andrei - it is proposed that we have a meeting tomorrow to discuss this between me Petr Eloy and you. Petr has suggested 11am his and Eloy's time, CEST, which is 10am for me in the UK.
We're currently using jabber for communication - you should be able to use your gmail account, I am not sure what Windows jabber clients there are.
Can you have a think before then about what tasks are required and add them as subtasks to the bug that I created for you?
Eloy can you please create the room and invite us to it on the jabber server? Andrei has a gmail account that will probably do.
I've created the:
room in talk.moodle.org jabber server. it's open, so feel free to connect there. Anyone can invite others.
Here is the proposed XML Schema (and example) to be used for database migration:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<xs:schema elementFormDefault="qualified" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<xs:element name="moodle_database" type="databaseType" />
<xs:complexType name="databaseType">
<xs:element maxOccurs="unbounded" name="table" type="tableType" />
<xs:attribute name="version" type="xs:positiveInteger" use="required" />
<xs:attribute name="timestamp" type="xs:dateTime" use="required" />
<xs:attribute name="comment" type="xs:string" />
<xs:complexType name="tableType">
<xs:element maxOccurs="unbounded" name="record" type="recordType" />
<xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:NCName" use="required" />
<xs:attribute name="schemaHash" type="xs:string" use="required" />
<xs:complexType name="recordType">
<xs:element maxOccurs="unbounded" name="field" type="fieldType" />
<xs:complexType name="fieldType">
<xs:extension base="xs:string">
<xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:string" use="required" />
<xs:attribute default="content" name="value" use="optional">
<xs:restriction base="xs:string">
<xs:enumeration value="content" />
<xs:enumeration value="null" />
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<moodle_database xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="untitled.xsd"
version="20080502" timestamp="2008-06-01T02:03:04+05:00" comment="This is an optional user comment.">

<field name="id">1</field>
<field name="name">theme</field>
<field name="value">chameleon</field>
<field name="id">2</field>
<field name="name">maintenance</field>
<field name="value">0</field>

<field name="id">1</field>
<field name="name">admin</field>
<field name="password">XSDFSASREWW</field>
<field name="photo">user.png</field>
<field name="id">2</field>
<field name="name">someone</field>
<field name="password">XSDFSXSDFSAS</field>
<field name="photo" value="null" />
I do not understand the difference between string "null" and real NULL value, could you give some example, please?
Petr, in our discussion we thought the best way to handle nulls was as follows:
<field name="field" value="content">null</field>
<field name="field" value="null"></field>
the first one says that there is data, and it is the string 'null'. The second says the field had a null value.
Most of the type, value="content" is implied (as in the above example, most cases) so it is left out (implied)
aah, forgive my XML ignorance, I am no expert
I expected something like <field name="photo" /> where no content means NULL
and <field name="sometext" ></field> means empty string
I'm not sure parsers would differentiate between those, could be wrong.
Penny is right. <field name="photo" /> is a shortcut for <field name="sometext" ></field>. They mean the same thing.
Summary of today meeting + some additions:
(EXP) The export process will do the following steps:
1. check that tables and fields in the database exist according to install.xml;
2. create the xml file (let's call it out.xml) with the data and the md5 for tables.
Special cases for 1:
- additional fields are found in some table. The admin can choose: ignore these fields, export these fields, stop export. Later on, during import if fields exist in the target db, import their data, else ignore them.
(IMP) The import process will do the following steps:
1. verify md5 of tables from install.xml against md5 from out.xml; if any mismatch, then stop;
2. check tables and fields in the database exist according to install.xml;
3. delete all (truncate where available) from imported tables;
4. import new data
5. reset sequences
Special situations for 2:
- if tables are missing, they will be created according to install.xml;
- if a table exist, but some fields are missing, the admin can choose to stop, or drop the table and recreate it according to install.xml
- if a table exists, all install.xml fields are present and additional fields are found, the admin can choose to stop, keep the table schema or drop the table and recreate it according to install.xml
(WR) Changing appearences of wwwroot:
(12:55:38 PM) abautu: I don't feel comportable with that. I think we should change all (which we cant) or none.
(12:55:58 PM) penny: I don't think that's actually that difficult
(12:56:02 PM) penny: we do it now in backup
(12:56:10 PM) penny: and i think it's important too
(12:56:19 PM) penny: why do you think we can't change all#
(12:56:21 PM) abautu: it's not about difficulty.
(12:56:35 PM) abautu: it's about changing data we don't know nothing about.
(12:57:02 PM) abautu: that address could be part of a password, for instance.
(12:57:23 PM) ***penny frowns
(12:57:39 PM) penny: I guess it could be config data
(12:57:43 PM) abautu: or part of an resource stating how this site also has other resources.
(12:57:53 PM) penny: like an address to a mnet host
(12:57:56 PM) abautu: for instance,
(12:58:12 PM) penny: hmmm
(12:58:20 PM) abautu: I used to create a downloads folder in my moodle installation
(12:58:34 PM) abautu: and point people to download software from there.
(12:58:52 PM) abautu: if I switch the site, that address should be the same.
(12:58:55 PM) penny: lets discuss on tracker
(12:59:01 PM) abautu: ok.
(12:59:02 PM) penny: we don't have to decide this now, there's lots else to do.
(12:59:50 PM) abautu: just one thing. I also had installation with two addresses depending on the client's locations.
(01:00:10 PM) abautu: it was necesary because of the network setup.
Comments are welcome (on all topics).
About wwwroot changing - I understand the hesitation about doing it, but I don't think its particularly risky (i've piped db dumps through sed to achieve this many times ).
One thing to note is that there is some stuff 'encoded' in the DB where it can't be found and replaced easily. I can't remember the major culprits off hand, but I suspect blocks are probably one - IIRC the config is serialized and stored in the db that way. But also perhaps the cache databases (perhaps cache data could be ignored from export?)
I browsed my database shortly and didn't noticed any serialized data. It's posible that I've missed it, but this a good point.
Anyway, my point is that not all wwwroot appearences should be changed and we can't say which should and which should not. And now that I think about what Eloy said, this is a db transfer tool, not a site transfer tool. (e.g. I do my site with SQLite and later on, I move to MySQL or PostgreSQL).
We could provide an option for the admin to decide and let him/her choose, but warn about possible problems.
Special cases 2 - I really do not like them at all, nobody is going to stop export/import no matter how much it complains, then when it breaks several months later people would just file bug reports and expect us to fix their database somehow, which might not be possible
Only people that really know what they are doing should be able to recover broken export file - we could add something like special attribute safetyoff="true" which would enable those special cases and extra recovery options. You would have to edit the export XML file by hand - this would be officially unsupported of course.
yes, blocks are the encoded trouble, we also need to blacklist some columns
The changing of www root is imo part of migration - at present this is not yet officially supported, but used very often.
You do not need to implement it now, it could be implemented separately or later, no problem
When I say stop I mean it doesn't start at all and not that it will stop during import. The admin will answer all questions before any changes to the database are made. Is this better?
hmm, some clicking and confirming should not enable non-supported operations. We really do have major support problems here in tracker caused by broken database schema. This is a critical operation, there can not be any guessing - either by admins or by the moodle code itself
My +1 to make this db migration either 100% success or 0% (==prevented), nothing in between by default.
- if tables are missing, they will be created according to install.xml; - not good, only install/upgrade process should be creating tables, we will have some post install operations, referential integrity, etc. in future
- if a table exist, but some fields are missing - this is a major problem, this indicates major ptoblem - admin may fix the xml if needed by adding proper data there, but he/she must understand the consequences
- if a table exists, all install.xml fields are present and additional fields are found - indication of unsupported 3rd party hack, again search replace in XML solves this
In any case, pretty please, implement the migration of correct data now and only after it gets committed start with potential improvements. We do need smaller patches with minimal implementation first, the special cases would make it much harder to review
Closing as fixed, the direct database migration should be finally visible in admin tree as experimental feature
MDL-34441. The export/import of db data from/to files is unfinished and hidden in admin UI for now MDL-15672.
Thanks a lot everybody and especially Andrei for the great help with the DML/DDL/DTL layers in 2.0.
If necessary please create new issues, do not add any subtasks here, thanks and ciao.


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Canucks lose to Blues, or when dominating 70 percent of the game doesn't work
Patrick Johnston
February 17 2013 11:37PM
Oh pooey. Wait, that's Keith Tkachuk. And Luongo's mask is all wrong. What. Is. Going. On. (Photo: Jeff Vinnick/NHLi)
Pretty straightforward analysis here - take your chances, don't give up many to the other team, and who the hell knows what will happen in the shootout.
And maybe buy an iPad. Studying does actually help. Those of us who have been to school know that paying attention before the test usually leads to better results; of course most of still didn't do that. Then again, most of us weren't playing professional sport.
The Canucks and Blues played a pretty tepid game through two periods, keeping each other to the outside - a chess game, Henrik is said to have described it as, post-game - before the Canucks exploded in the third. That explosion was on-going even before the Blues surprisingly banged home the go-ahead goal and the home team was forced to chase down the game and force overtime.
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Well, guess it's been Pretty Damn Obvious that the #Canucks were due to lose a couple like the last two.— pb (@petbugs13) February 18, 2013
- The first two periods sucked. I would rather been playing pretty much any game on my iPhone rather than have had to watch this, but you know, dear readers, I care for all of you. With Drance out of the country (yes, really) and Charron, Filipovic AND Angus wandering somewhere between downtown Vancouver and the deepest parts of the Westside, it fell to me to pick up the slack.
- The first period was manageable on its own. Two goals for the Canucks - firsts of the year for Henrik and Kesler - both off fantastic scoring chances, both involving outrageous passes. It was looking good.
- And then you realize that the Canucks managed two goals on four, yes, FOUR, chances. Two of those were on the same powerplay, the second being Kesler's strong finish, set up from the slot by Daniel.
- Please tell me you were impressed by the Burrows and Henrik give-and-go (even if the captain did whiff on the puck). It was, to coin a phrase, nifty.
- The babble about Burrows being back with the Sedins is mostly spot-on. He was electric tonight. Apologies to Trent Klatt, Burrows is the best-attuned winger they've ever had.
- The second period was all Blues. The Canucks just couldn't get anywhere near the net. The Blues managed five chances, though Andy McDonald's goal wasn't.
- After the stink-a-thon that was the first two periods (Yes, I know 2-2. But aesthetics, people, aesthetics.), did you expect the third period that we got? It was a thrashing. Take 'em out behind the woodshed. That kind of thing. The Canucks had six chances inside the first six minutes, including three on what seemed like an endless sequence from Raymond, Kesler and Kassian. Those were spread out about a minute-and-a-half.
- It's also slightly noteworthy that Kesler and Schroeder were flipped going into the third; Schroeder ended up skating with Chris Higgins and Zack Kassian, while Kesler was with Raymond and Hansen. The results are there, anyway.
- The Blues goal with eight minutes left wasn't even their lone chance in the period - that was by TJ Oshie, on a rush and it was actually blocked by Chris "Cam Charron" Tanev.
- After the goal, I guess the narrative would be "the Canucks pressed even harder!" Of course, they managed six chances in another six minute span, but this time that stretch ended with Mason Raymond's goal. That's was his fourth chance of the period.
- My dad, who is actually on twitter, believe it or not, commented, "boy, Raymond sure looks better this year, doesn't he?"
- Four of those six chnces were on the powerplay. Two goals on the PP tonight and a shutout of the Blues' vaunted man advantage attack? Those are clear keys to victory, no? Oh boy.
- The overtime was more of the same. Canucks took the chance count there 3-to-1. Maybe Alex Burrows needs a new breakaway move, though there was no visual that Jake Allen consulted an iPad before Burrows hit the blue line.
- I watched the shootout as fast as possible and then stopped watching, but how can anyone mock the use of an iPad to prep for a shootout. Soccer teams have been looking for shootout edges forever. Why should hockey be different?
And yes, why the hell are people scoffing at the Blues reviewing the shootout. It's a ridiculous way to hand out points; BUT IT'S A POINT.— Patrick Johnston (@risingaction) February 18, 2013
- At least Sunday night generally means dinner at the parents. We had roast pork. It was lovely.
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February 18 2013, 01:28AM
Speaking of roast pork, if you haven't had it from a Chinese BBQ shop, then you're missing out. Most are decent, but the shop under the Richmond Superstore and the shop inside Parker Place with the perpetual line-up are the best.
Bang on. Two straight regression games. The addition of Kesler has made the team deeper (as will the addition of Booth on the road trip). Kesler may be "100% healthy" but he's not 100% game ready yet - but that will improve.
Also Booth's addition should allow for AV to give some doghouse time to players - either on the 4th line or the press box - it would not surprise me to see AV scratch Kassian for Booth's first game back (and the scribes will say AV hates young players) - but Kassian has (at least up until the 3rd period last night) - lacked focus in his last few games. I should go check his chance stats.
February 18 2013, 12:14PM
I'm told fights are supposed to give one team momentum. Volpatti fought Reaves and STL scored the next goal. However, Vancouver outchanced STL 15-2 through the 3rd and OT. Please help me understand this mystical thing called momentum....
February 18 2013, 01:38PM
@ Steve_May. I'm with you there. Kassian even had these drifting moments when he was still playing with the Sedins where he would just float or make a line change at an inopportune moment. But let's not forget he's still really young and apparently didn't have the same benefit as a Schroeder who's been coached well in the AHL and seems to be in the right position at all times. So hopefully the Canucks coaches actually do some coaching here to bring him along, rather than AV just stapling him to the bench after a mistake (which is detrimental to one's self-confidence I would argue and leads to more mistakes!).


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What a way to travel - about 75 miles, from one major river to another (the Illinois and the Mississippi), all on one newly built trail. The Hennepin Parkway State Trail (a linear state park) offers surcease from the flat, treeless Illinois prairie with a lock-strewn straight course of water and a green tunnel over the old tow path of a canal that was obsolete before it was completed. Quaint towns lie nearby, camping spaces (usually primitive) abound, and history is there for the dipping of your fingers in the water. At Sheffield, a comprehensive trail museum more than fills the gaps in your experience of a very unique way to travel through the heart of America.
Indian Mounds State Historic Site
One of the largest prehistoric Hopewell Mounds group in Illinois - interpretive brochures on site.
Campground for camping, hunting, and fishing. Located on backwaters of Mississippi River with boat rental, canoe rental, motor rentals, bait shop, concessions and canoe access
Sportsman's paradise. Permanent wooded seasonal sites, tent camping. Acres of remote backpacking. Guided deer hunting (archery only), turkey hunt.
Our Mississippi River Lodge is located right on the banks on the Mighty Mississippi River between Savanna and Thomson Illinois and offers awe-inspiring views from every angle. We offer 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room with fireplace & big screen TV, deck with grill, a fully stocked kitchen and much more! If you are a river lover, this is the place for you. Fishing, water skiing, tubing, or cruising up the river, it's all here for your enjoyment. Since we are located on Big Slough, off of the main channel of the river, you can have fun without having to deal with a lot of river traffic. Access to the main channel is easy if you want to cruise the river. Only five miles up the river is Lower Sabula Lake which offers a great new sand beach. There is a public boat launch only a quarter mile from the house and a dock is provided to moor your boat at the house. If you do not have a boat, you can fish off the dock or the bank.
Boats of all kinds pass through the locks, and visitors can view the river traffic from just a few feet away.
Situated in the majestic hills of Savanna on more than 350 acres with access to over 24 miles of trails, Scenic Bluff Ranch is a fun and friendly haven, with a caring atmosphere, which makes riding horses a pleasure. Established in 1997 and designed with horse and rider in mind, we cater to all disciplines and breeds and we have plenty to offer everyone; from the inexperienced to the seasoned rider. Ride our trails with your horse or rent our facility for your event.
Channel Cat makes stops between five docks in the Quad Cities area. Each boat accommodates 47 people and seven bicycles. The Channel Cat offers a wonderful opportunity to get out on the mighty Mississippi River and see it up close. You can get on and get off at the various docks and enjoy nearby attractions and riverfront bike trails. One fare is good all day!
During Christmas, Sherwood Forest is adorned with decorations and twinkling lights. Any time of year view a variety of animals, including turkeys, rabbits, peacocks, llamas, and miniature goats and deer.
Prophetstown Park District Pool & Recreational Center
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This nine-hole golf course features a pro shop, bar, snack bar and putting green.Night Golf, i.e. Glo Ball, is available for your group. Ask us about how you can have your own 8? Cup Tournament.A coordinator will help you plan your outing. Ask us about breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a cook-out for your gathering.
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Every year Kew brings some tropical colour to winter with its annual orchids festival. The spectacular display is found in the Princess of Wales Conservatory and runs for a month during February and March.
Spectacular displays
In 2014, the festival gave visitors the opportunity to explore a hidden world of exotic orchids and tropical plants in the steamy rainforest of the Princess of Wales Conservatory – where it is always over 21°C. The displays took us on a journey back in time, retracing the footsteps of the intrepid Victorian plant hunters, discovering cascades of Vanda orchids and drapes of tropical flowers.
Half-term activities
During half-term, mini-explorers could discover how Kew specialists go about their plant finding missions. Children got the opportunity to try on explorers' gear, get hands-on with maps and equipment and take part in their own mini-expedition. There were also garden trails and fun indoor play zones.
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By Charlie Mitchell
OXFORD – As Mississippi lawmakers huddle in Jackson to start the 2013 session, there will be the usual grumbling about those dang idiots in Washington.
Griping this year will be especially intense for two reasons. One is that this state's executive and legislative branches are more red than ever. The Tea Party brand of conservatism that swept the nation in 2010 has faded elsewhere, but remains alive and well in the Capitol and in the Governor's Mansion of Mississippi. Second is that bad-old Obamacare is coming down the pike.
There's nothing wrong with balancing spending with their income. Mississippi lawmakers are required to do that every year – and do. Unlike their counterparts at the federal level – who saved us from plummeting off the fiscal cliff on New Year's Day (by agreeing to charge merely half-trillion dollars a year more to our credit cards than we can pay) – the Legislature does manage to keep Mississippi operating in the black … sort of.
This is where irony comes into the picture. No state mutters and cusses more about Washington than Mississippi. And yet no state's public and private finances are as dependent – emphasize dependent – on the what we keep complaining about.
The Cato Institute says the return on investment for federal taxes paid by New Yorkers (including corporations) is 25.5 percent. New Yorkers pay the most to get the least.
Cato calculates the return on investment for Mississippi taxpayers at 1,104.3 percent. Mississippians pay the least to get the most. It means for every $25 New Yorkers send to Washington, they get an envelope back with $6.37. For every $25 Mississippians send, we get an envelope back with $300. It's not a point of pride that we are the donee state of donee states.
Of course, our state's officials don't frame the discussion this way. Federal largess and congressionals mandates are most often convenient scapegoats. But when Congress allocated billions in Hurricane Katrina rebuilding cash – including the nation's first-ever individual homeowner grants – that was not nonsense.
When Congress awards $1.43 in highway construction money for every $1 in fuel and other taxes collected in Mississippi, that's not nonsense.
Two years ago, Congress paid a half-billion dollars toward the public, private and commercial college expenses of 118,140 Mississippi students in Pell awards, which are grants, not loans.
Last fiscal year, Congress provided 87 percent of the $3.95 billion in Medicaid expenses of poor, elderly and disabled Mississippians, leaving this state to use its own tax collections to pay the rest.
And "the rest," of course, is the sticking point – or one of the sticking points – on Obamacare. Gov. Phil Bryant and others point out that the new federal legislation's expansion of Medicaid eligiblility dumps an undue burden on Mississippians, one that cannot be sustained. Even with the feds paying 100 percent of the increase for three years, Bryant says annual 8 percent to 10 percent increases in the Medicaid costs plus tens of thousands of new clients will combine to leave the state belly-up – unable to fund the other basic obligations, which he defines as public safety, education, transportation.
Well, whether Bryant's projection of the burden of Obamacare is 100 percent correct or 100 percent incorrect, the state is already not funding its other basic obligations.
We are a financial burden on our American brethren.
If Congress just decided to excommunicate Mississippi and issue new flags with 49 stars, the other 297 million Americans would have us – a cash junkie – off their backs.
In a perfect world, lawmakers in session in Jackson would ponder these realities, specifically that though this state has been fiscally responsible, it will suffer the most from any plunge over a fiscal cliff simply because it is so dependent on federal aid of all types at all levels.
Every minute of every day of the 2013 legislative session should be spent studying the ways other locales have ginned up their local economies and applying those models here.
Every minute of every day should be spent making Mississippi less dependent. It's ludicrous to sit atop the highest perch on the donee ladder and complain about federal irresponsibility.
Charlie Mitchell is a Mississippi journalist. Write to him at Box 1, University, MS 38677, or email email@example.com.


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With the assistance of a $20,000 forgivable loan through the DNR's Solid Waste Alternatives Program, Central College installed a food pulper for kitchen prep and post-meal food waste. Processed food waste is taken to a local composting facility where the pulped food waste will be composted and ultimately returned to the soil.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Homemade Granola Bars
21 comments:
This looks great! I tried a different recipe months ago and they were just so-so. I'm going to try this "delicious" one! The Valentine touch is cute too! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I don't care how many tutorial about granola out there...I'm your fan because you tutorial make it so easy to follow and they really look yummy! Making these...but pin it down first!ReplyDelete
These look great. I am going to make a batch this weekend. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I love granola bars and this recipe looks really good. I'll have to give it a try.ReplyDelete
I just made these and mine are not holding together, wanting to crumble????? Any thoughts as to what I did wrong??ReplyDeleteReplies
Tammy, I am sorry to hear this! A couple of others have commented, so I'm going to make an additional note in my post. I am using ingredients I am getting in China at this point, so perhaps my cereals are a bit different? I would cut back on the dry ingredients, or bump up the amounts on your Peanut Butter and Honey mixture. That should solve your problem!Delete
Me too TammyF, Mine won't stay together either. I followed the directions. I only used 2 cups of Rick Krispy's instead of 2 1/2 cups. So my dry ingredients were slighlty less. Need help!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ack! Sorry Joyce... I have not had this problem in the many times I've made this recipe. If cutting back has not helped you, then I would suggest you need a bit more on the peanut butter and honey mixture. I would bump up those ingredients and make sure your dry ingredients are well coated (but not overly coated) before transferring to your pan.Delete
I would reduce to time cooking. Pull just as it starts to boil. The mixture needs to be carmelly when cooled. But if cooked too long it will cause it to crumble.Delete
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what kind of oats? quick? rolled?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Allie! I have used all different kinds.. I think whatever you prefer, if you have a preference. :) I personally don't think that it makes much of a difference.Delete
I made these and they are super tasty but only about half of them stayed formed. :/ The other half we are eating as breakfast cereal. Which is great as well! I would like to figure out what I need to do to make them hold together so I can make them in the future! I followed the recipe. And used old fashioned oats... Any suggestion? What type of oats do you use?ReplyDelete
Meghan, I am so sorry to hear that. I am not sure what the problem might be for you. I have made these several times, using different oats (quick cooking and regular), different cereals too... and always have had them work. I would suggest, however, that if it is crumbling that the ratio of syrup to dry mix needs to be increased. If you try this recipe again, don't put in as much cereal and/or oats... mix it up with the peanut butter syrup and see if you can add more. That, OR I would bump up the amount used in your honey, sugar, peanut butter mixture to make a bit more to cover your dry ingredients. Hope this helps!Delete
Rachel, how long will these keep? I am sending them to a soldier overseas who requested homemade foods. I thought this would a quick and easy alternative to cookies.ReplyDelete
Hi Tammy, I tried the recipe tonight - they are delicious! Unfortunately had to omit the cinnamon due to an allergy. Mine are a bit flimsy but I'm thinking maybe I didn't let my honey and sugar boil hard enough? Next time I will try to let it come to a hardier boil...but I also added a tbsp of coconut oil so that could have done it to me too! Adds a yummy flavor though :) LOVE the sprinkle idea...think my kiddos will go for that hands down ;)ReplyDelete
After wrapping them, I put them in the fridge overnight. By the time we ate them in the car they were back to room temp and stayed together perfectly!! SOOO DELICIOUS! Thank you very much!!ReplyDelete
Another recipe I read said to firmly press the mixture so it compacts and does not crumble, then let cool completely. I tried this with the ones I made and seemed ok, but I may have pressed them too thin so next time I may try for thicker bars in a 9x9 or 8x8 instead of a 9x13. I'm going to try this recipe next.ReplyDeleteReplies
I did make these and were less crumbly than a previous recipe I made. The dish I used was actually still a 3qt baking dish, but it's shorter than a regular 9x13 (I think it may be deeper instead of longer). I took out about 1/2 cup or so of the dry mixture and pressed firmly into the pan. I don't know if it was possibly the peanut butter that helped hold it together more so than my previous recipe without it, or if the other variables helped as well.Delete
I made these, just now! However, I am vegan and used agave. If you use agave instead of honey, it does have a higher water content. I also used vegan chocolate chips, old fashioned oats and no flax, just didn't have any. Also due to an allery, I used sun butter!! I think a key here is to press them firmly to hold them together. Quick cooking oats will absorb more liquid (faster) than old fashioned.ReplyDelete
After being pinned for nearly a year I finally made these and they're setting right now. My preview piece was amazing and I used chia instead of flax. :)ReplyDelete


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Laura Lansdale Avery Wedge
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Need a great basic without sacrificing comfort? The Laura Lansdale Avery is a great wedge for any season!
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Location: Washington DC
March 02, 2013
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"I walk 1/2 hour to go to work every day, so always in the lookout for comfort. These shoes are extremely comfy. There is a thin layer of supple leather on top, but it smells plastic when you open the box... They run a full size small. I usually wear a 7.5, I ordered 8.5 and they fit perfectly. The insole is cushioned, the strap on top is long and practical to adjust to the feet. Overall happy."
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January 04, 2013
Not for me
"I liked the look online and in person BUT the fit was terrible. I'm always a true size 10. These were way tight in length and width. I sometimes keep shoes and hope to stretch them out but these were a total return. Couldn't even think of stretching enough to be comfortable."
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October 29, 2012
love them!!
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3. PRPS increases their denim menswear for spring 2012—both rugged and curiously light-weight in aesthetic.
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Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Orangeville City
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Also, the City reserves the right to implement their local contractor
The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations:
Engineer's Office: Johansen and Tuttle Engineering, Inc., 90 South 100
East - Castle Dale, Utah 84513 and obtained upon payment of $50.00 for
each set. No refund.
Date: February 11, 2011
Pat Jones - Mayor
Orangeville City
Published in the Emery County Progress February 15 and 22, and March
1, 2011.


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Levity Jaguar Sandal
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # 250121
Give your look a boost in the Levity Jaguar. This printed sandal is perfectly paired with your business attire for a chic, career look.
- Reptile embossed faux leather upper
- Ankle strap with an adjustable buckle
- Crisscross straps at toe opening
- ¾" platform, 4" curved heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: mimi20736
Location: MD
March 28, 2013
Love Love Love
"Great fit and easy to wear all day and night."
By: Leslie44
Location: Atlanta, GA
March 24, 2013
Great shoe find
"I was looking to expand my summer shoe collection early and these sandals fit the bill. They are very comfortable and will go perfectly with many of my spring and summer outfits."
By: liliav
Location: san jose, ca
March 07, 2013
Beautiful shoes
"Great price and great product."
By: teriaggie95
Location: Little Elm, TX
February 19, 2013
"I received lots of compliments on these shoes when I wore them with some brown leggings and lacy creme colored blouse. They aren't the most comfortable in the world, but I was also doing a lot of standing at the event."
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*Claiming one Rare Candy!
*Claiming one Rare Candy!
Picking up Monday Candy.
I get today's Monday Rare Candy.
Scooping up 1x Rare Candy. Gracias!
Claiming myself a Rare Candy.
Also taking the Monday Candy for the following as they are on vacation (names also lead to verifications):
-Flame Mistress
Picking up a Rare Candy in behalf of Arc_Angel. Hope you enjoyed vacation, miss.~
Picking up 1x Rare Candy.
Picking up a weekly Candy, thanks muchly.
What time is it? It's Chico... I mean... it's Candy time!
Claiming a Rare Candy
Picking up a candy. Thanks~
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candy candy candy
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Buying 3 potions for a total of 300 coins. http://www.serebiiforums.com/showthr...6#post14419566
Picking up 10 Poke Balls and 3 Potions.
Here ya go!
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Picking up a Rare Candy.
Claiming Monday Candy.
Picking up Monday's Rare Candy x1 for myself.
Also picking up the Candy for myahoo and Flame Mistress, they're still absent.
Collecting my Monday candy, thank you!
Rare Candy get!
Candy of the rare variety snatch~
Picking up 1 rare candy.