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How about saying something nice to your father or father figure in your life
I miss you everyday…still sad we didn't get to say goodbye. All of your grandkids are AMAZING–wish you could have met them all, but we tell them about you all the time. You are gone, but never forgotten. (for my Stepfather who was killed in a plan crash 7.5 years ago…)ReplyCancel
My father is long dead. His last words to me were "I screw up everything". I told him no, he didn't.
I'm OK leaving it like that.
I'm thankful to have brothers who stepped up to help raise me.ReplyCancel
My dad is the last of a true man's man. He's pretty amazing.ReplyCancel
Thanks dad for teaching me the true meaning of selflessness. For being patient with me as I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. For showing your daughter how real men act and to not settle for less than I deserve. And for all the hilarious stories you've managed to collect over the years as I still bust out laughing randomly just thinking about them.ReplyCancel
Sorry, I have nothing nice to say about my "dad", but my grandfather was (and still is) a rock solid, kind, honest, unconditionally loving presence in my life. He MORE than made up for the shiftless lunatic that is my "dad".ReplyCancel
Because our dads read this wonderfully trashy gossip blog or to show the other posters how we feel about our fathers to brag or gain sympathy?ReplyCancel
I love you daddy. You're my hero.
— to those who lost their father I offer my condolences and a big virtual bear hug.
— also BRAVO to brothers or other family members who stepped up for those who needed it.
My Father is truly an angel. He's kind and patient. He Worked his ass off for his family. Anyone who knows him loves and respects him. I am very fortunate to have such a great Father and role model.ReplyCancel
So grateful to have such an amazing dad. Sending love to all the daddies and pseudo-daddies out there <3ReplyCancel
It'll be my first Father's Day without my dad. I said it all to him, so I don't need to say it anywhere else. He knew.ReplyCancel
I have two Moms.ReplyCancel
Hugs and love to those who don't have their Dads.ReplyCancel
My Dad died almost 4 years ago. Sometimes I am driving, and I think to myself, "Holy shit – Daddy really isn't here anymore."
It is still surreal.
This year I get hit with the Double Whammy – Father's Day falls on what would have been my Dad's 72nd Birthday.
Yes, I will need to stay busy that day. Sigh.ReplyCancel
I miss you, think about you everyday. You showed me what true love was, taught me how to love my self, believe in myself. Your love helped me feel secure in myself. I miss your scent, your laugh, your arms, your presence. You were my hero. A real live superhero. You took care of your family with such dedication.
Thank you for all your love and showing me what a real man is.
Dad, I miss you more than you will ever know. I think of you every day. You were a wonderful father to me, always made me feel special, always on my side. I remember when i was in like 2nd gradw, i hated thus girl named Paula- no reason, just hiw kids are i guess. So i told my father. He came up with a plan- we wld dig a bug hole in front if her house, cover it with grass and call her out, and she wld fall in hole. Problem solved! He knew ut wld never happen and i knew it wouldnt either, but it was fun to think about. I told my grandchildren about this, so when anyone is bothering them they say," grandma, get the shovels! We have to dig a hole!" Now while i start piling on how awful he or she is, they end up defending he or she and saying not so bad, lol! My father would have loved that. ( and paula, sorry!!)ReplyCancel
My dad came into my life when I was 7 years old — he was our next door neighbor. My sister wandered into his open front door (hey, it was the 70s!) & told him she was hungry. He made her breakfast & walked her back home. He & my mom started dating and got married a couple years later. He is the person who brought stability and trust into my life. He loves us unconditionally and has never once made us feel "less than" because we're not biologically his. I LOVE YOU, DAD!!ReplyCancel
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My father has been gone for 9 years and my Father in Law for 3. They both were men of character. Hard working, loved life, their children and grandkids. Expected great things from others, especially their kids. My dad was a Braves Fan-from when Dale Murphy played and my father in law was a Texas Rangers. Both served in the Korean War. My dad was a diabetic, but his friends would sneak him desserts at church dinners or if they went put to eat. My father in law loved fried chicken and a good burger, even a week before he died he had what he called "the best burger of his life".
Love you both, we miss you daily, hope you both get to see Babe Ruth and Lou Gherig. I hope we make you proud.
My Dad is the greatest man I know. While I'm not a parent, I know I could do it easily based on what I learned from him on how to be a Dad. He is the kindest person I know, as long as a person is willing to at least try to help themselves, he will go out of his way to help them in any way he can. That doesn't just mean his family or friends, that means anyone.
One of the things that I love about my Dad is that he not only taught me and my brother so much, but also that he is willing to learn from us. Since I was a kid he listened to my opinion and would admit if I was right about something that he thought the other way about. It took him over 20 years but he finally admitted I was right about how his political beliefs were hurting the country and will freely admit to everyone that I changed his mind on them.
Out of the over 300 baseball games I have played in various Little Leagues/Church Leagues/Boys Clubs he missed exactly one of them. And that was only because he was sent out of state for his job to help design a new packaging machine for the company he worked for.
Last year he broke his leg in a few places and with his health problems he couldn't get around at all, so he stayed in a wheelchair all day until it was time to go to bed. I gladly took over everything about the house, cooking (which I do anyway), cleaning, making sure bills get paid, taking him to doctors appointments, repairs, etc. Everything. The day he got the cast off and was able to drive, he drove to the bank and got some money out, then came home and gave me $750 for taking care of him for the 8 weeks he was out of it. I wouldn't take it. I refused to take it and when he told me that I had to take it, I took my lighter out and told him I would burn it. He reluctantly took it back but couldn't understand why I seemed to go crazy for a bit. I told him that it actually offended me for him to try to give me money for taking care of him the way he had taken care of me all my life. It was my turn to pay him back in what little way I could for his years and years of sacrifice to make sure I had everything I could ever want or need.
Everyone that has a great relationship with their Dad says there's is the best. It's a cliche and I won't say it here, it demeans all the other great Dad's out there to do it. However, I will say that I can't see how anyone could ever be a better Dad than mine is. I love you, Dad and if I can be just a small fraction of the person you are, I'll have it made going through the rest of my life.ReplyCancel
My parents separated when my mom was pregnant with me. My father came around for a while when I was 4-5, but disappeared again when my mother remarried. I met him when again when I was 14, had started running away, and found my grandmother. He died 10 days later, just before Father's Day.
He was an alcoholic a-hole who left me (along with my half- and step-siblings) to be raised by an abusive and molesting monster, and likely never gave me a thought.
Man, I really loathe Father's Day.ReplyCancel
My father doesn't deserve any kind words.
I did know a man who was like a cool uncle to me. He was one of my doctors. He was always really supportive and positive when I had medical issues, which I have a lot of. He died suddenly last year. If I could talk to him I would tell him that I am so sorry I never got to say good-bye or to thank him.ReplyCancel
It will soon be five months since you were liberated from your disease-ravaged body. I know you're just around because I can still feel your presence. t miss having you around physically though because you are the only one who tells me how beautiful I am. I love you forever, Daddy.ReplyCancel
My mother taught me that if I don't have anything nice to say, I shouldn't say anything at all.ReplyCancel
@Zoe You are beautiful. The words you use show your heart and a beautiful heart means a beautiful person. Don't EVER forget that.
To those who didn't have the kind of father a lot of us here did. I am so sorry for you not having a Dad that was there for you with love and open arms. I can't imagine a person creating the most precious thing in the world, a person, a life that counts on you for everything, a person that will love you no matter what they might say in their teenage years. All they have to do is supply the love and they would get it back ten fold. But no, too many men are selfish, only worried about the act of creating a life not caring about the person they have created.
It makes me sad to know that so many of you had to deal with a person like that as the person who donated the seed to give life to you. I wish I could let you live even just one day with a Dad like mine to know what it's like to have someone that you know you can always count on for anything. I can't do that no matter how much I wish I could but just know that even though I am just a commenter on this site that will probably never interact with you anywhere but these comments, I am proud to know that you haven't let the sins of the father tear you down and that you haven't allowed his actions to color the relationships you seem to have with your children.ReplyCancel
This is the first father's day without my dad, he passed 3 weeks ago. I keep forgetting he is not around to chat. I miss his voice. But I have the great pleasure of seeing his kind heart and generous nature in each one of my kids.I love you forever Dad.ReplyCancel
i had a great dad but a difficult and controlling mom. he passed over 10 years ago and i think about him and miss him all the time. don't think i will feel the same when my mom goesReplyCancel
Kno Won Uno That broke my heart. I'm sorry you lost your Dad.ReplyCancel
My Dad has been gone for 4+ years, and his death still haunts me. My Mom died almost 10 years before he did (they were both relatively young, my Mom was 60 when she died, my Dad was 69 when he went to be with her). Dad was never the same after Mom died. It was heartbreaking. He almost drove himself off a cliff on the way home after Mom died. He stayed, for me and my 4 kids, bless his heart, but I KNEW, that he was miserable every day of his life, after Mom died. My Dad, how I LOVE him. He was my hero, my best friend, and EVERYTHING to me, and I hate that he isn't here with me, and my kids, and exactly 10 months after he died, he would've had his first Great-grandchild, and he would've adored her. I miss my Dad so much, still, I cry almost daily because I think of him, AND my Mom, every damn day of my life. They are in their urns, in my bedroom, and I talk to them all the time, and I'm both sad and pissed-off that they're not still here with me and my kids, who ADORED them, and their only Great-granddaughter,she would love them both so much, and they'd adore her, she's so much like me and her own Mom, my only daughter. I never thought I'd lose them both so soon, I always imagined them being a pain in my ass well into their 90's. I have so much sadness and regret, and I miss them, it fucks me up. If you still have one or both of your parents, my God, please be grateful. I'd do ANYTHING to have my parents still alive.
I LOVE YOU so much, Dad. My heart's still broken, but you're always with me, and I have your strength and huge heart, for my own kids, and theirs. </3ReplyCancel
@Marti, there were so many beautiful tributes in this comments section, some celebrating the lives of Fathers still with us, others heartbreaking that they are no longer her or that they weren't man enough to be called a Father anyway. Which one stood out to you the most?ReplyCancel


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Best Tweezer For Small HairsThis is the second set of tweezers I have purchased of this brand and style. Love the tweezers and they are great for getting the smallest, finest hairs. This set did not seem to be made as well as the other set I bought years ago though. These are made of a much lighter material and I do not like them as well as my original set but they still get the job done.May 9, 2011Camille / North CarolinaHAIR TYPELight Brown / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Learning to Be Lawyers: Professional Identity and the Law School Curriculum
Charlotte Alexander
Georgia State University - Risk Management & Insurance Department; Georgia State University College of Law
Maryland Law Review, Vol. 70, 2011
Georgia State University College of Law, Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2011-21
The Carnegie Report faults American legal education for focusing exclusively on doctrine and analytical skills and neglecting the formation of professional identity. According to the Report, law schools can fix this problem by enabling students to "encounter appealing representations of professional ideals, connect in a powerful way with engaging models of ethical commitment within in the profession, and reflect on their [own] emerging professional identity in relation to those ideals and models." The Report identifies pro bono work, clinics, and externships as sites for this sort of learning, where students can interact with members of the profession and reflect on the models of professionalism that they encounter. Taking the Carnegie Report's charge as a starting point, this article proposes an additional model for integrating a focus on professional identity into the law school curriculum. It profiles an experimental law school course that combined field work observations of practicing attorneys with in-class simulations of the work of a small law firm. The course was quite successful in prompting students to engage in an inquiry into what it is to be a lawyer and what kinds of lawyers they wanted to be. One student commented in a course evaluation, for example, that the course allowed him to see "a new vision for what being a practicing lawyer can be." That this sort of exposure to professional exemplars and reflection on professional identity was possible in a non-clinic course was an exciting discovery, suggesting new directions for curricular design as law schools continue to meet the challenges of the Carnegie Report.
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Keywords: legal education, education, law school, Carnegie Report, professional identity, classroom teaching, classroom simulations, professionalism, professional responsibility
JEL Classification: I29, K00, K19, K40, K49
Date posted: May 18, 2011 ; Last revised: December 17, 2012
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Kevin Greenwald - MSF Lead RiderCoach # 121656 (BRC,SBRC,IS,IME,SMARTrainer)
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Yeah Kevin, Moon Bay is on Blackwater Sound, just a little north of the cut, yes it is still there. The two ships you mention were scuttled after my moving back to the mainland but I know exactly where they are. A towing and salvage business was part of our marina operation, I have spent many hours in those waters. One thing I would like to note as a comparison, when we moved down there in 69 there were only 6 pages in the phone book.
Have a nice day
Gene T
I think the cop did nothing wrong except maybe not give the kid citizen his badge number. He, the cop probably should have been more professional in his replies even if it was a kid he was talking to.
He should have said, "listen kid, I've been riding out here in the heat for the past 6 hours patrolling, keeping you, your family and friends as safe as I can. I needed a cold drink; I hope you can give me break this time. If not, here's my badge number; tell your old man, I said, hi."
Parking a bike on the sidewalk for a minute or two should not be a big problem as long as you still have visual of it. You could always move it, if you had to.
Back in the old days a kid wouldn't be questioning a cop why he was parking on the sidewalk. Not the kids fault either, just too much reality TV.
Here in Taiwan if someone messes with a cop to much, he might end up as an ingredient in an egg roll.
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And the concept of taking personal responsibility for your actions and their consequences (i.e. a speeding ticket) is virtually extinct.
However, you may have ruined my taste for egg rolls for a while. Dang.
Kevin Greenwald - MSF Lead RiderCoach # 121656 (BRC,SBRC,IS,IME,SMARTrainer)
Nationally Certified Law Enforcement Motor Officer (Ret.) / IBA Member #34281
Motorcycle & High Performance/Winter Driving Instructor - ROAD AMERICA Race Track
Maybe if each or the parties had treated each other with respect this would not have been an issue. sticking a cell phone camera or camera in someones face without asking or introducing yourself is rude at least and in some countries a taboo. The LEO could have handled it better by treating the young man as a person not a annoying gnat. "May I help you" "its okay for you to photograph me do you have a problem I can help you with."
I remember in Spain in the early 70's I went to take a picture of one of Franco's police when I raised the camera he raised his machine gun at me.I figured it was not in my best interest to photograph him!
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My problem is not with the cop on the sidewalk, any more than it is with a UPS delivery driver who double parks for a minute to make a delivery. That is as long as he was not blocking traffic, like a person in a wheel chair, from using the sidewalk.
My problem is with his officious, "I'm a cop and I'll do what I want" attitude. It's a haughty "better than you Mr. Citizen" attitude I see in a lot, but certainly not all, cops. That's why I call him a jerk and I stand by that remark at least for this one situation.
Kevin, I still ask, can an officer refuse to give his badge number when asked? He can just flat out say "no"?
Rob C. , Raleigh, NC
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Given that this kid had no real interest in the officer's badge number - just goading him for video exposure - not surprised or disappointed that the officer took 'polite' off the table right away.
Kevin Greenwald - MSF Lead RiderCoach # 121656 (BRC,SBRC,IS,IME,SMARTrainer)
Nationally Certified Law Enforcement Motor Officer (Ret.) / IBA Member #34281
Motorcycle & High Performance/Winter Driving Instructor - ROAD AMERICA Race Track
Interesting points, Kevin, and as always I appreciate your feedback. I missed your post where you answered the question.
Rob C. , Raleigh, NC
2007 CBR600RR & 09 V-Star
Suzuki DR 350
Interesting discussion about the ethics of parking. I had the misfortune of having to go to "the mall" last summer, so I took the bike because it was nice, and, well, just because I always take the bike. Was pulled up nicely in a spot when the mall cop pulled up and sternly told me that I was not allowed to park in a parking spot. I was told I had to park in the deisgnated "motorcycle spots" on the other side of the mall, or to the bike rack (located on the sidewalk.) I drove around the building. Found the "motorcycle only" parking. What a joke! It was a space on the end of one row and three sport bikes had already filled the designated zone. I went back to my original space. Went in did my busiess and left, no harm no foul. Seems that my parking there for 5-minutes did NOT cause the mall to hemorage money... and it exists yet today.
My initial reaction to the 12-year old v. Patrolman video... I like the moxy of the kid, and chuckle at the officer's response. Then I thought back to the months after Sept. 11 when people's cameras and what not were being confiscated by authorities for taking images of police dealings, or for that matter images of public buildings. Our humorous you-tube clip could have been much uglier and possibly never seen on you-tube.
Oh. My answer. No. I do not park on a sidewalk.
I park on the sidewalk in front of my house so the neighbors can see me load/unload the fitted luggage.
(It's a little roomier than in the garage, too.)
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Type: Improvement
Status: Closed
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.3
Fix Version/s: 2.3
Component/s: Course
Testing Instructions:
One way to test if it works, is to install one of non-core formats and make sure that neither section nor resource drag-drop works for it.
The simpler way, is to comment out:
// Include course format js module
at the bottom of course/format/topics/format.php and ensure that drag-drop stopped working for topics format, but still works for weeks.One way to test if it works, is to install one of non-core formats and make sure that neither section nor resource drag-drop works for it. The simpler way, is to comment out: // Include course format js module //$PAGE->requires->js('/course/format/topics/format.js'); at the bottom of course/format/topics/format.php and ensure that drag-drop stopped working for topics format, but still works for weeks.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_23_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_23_STABLE
Pull from Repository:
Pull Master Branch:
As discussed in
MDL-31052, it should be possible to define on the format level which elements should be modified as a result of nodes swapping. The idea is to have a yui module or js file per format, which will have the required functions.
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Issue Links
- has a non-specific relationship to
CONTRIB-3652 Rewrite Collapsed Topics for Moodle 2.3
- Resolved
- has been marked as being related by
MDL-32744 Topics format CSS selector is hardcoded in course dragdrop.js
- Closed
- is blocked by
MDL-31052 update Course AJAX/javascript to YUI3 and replace section_classes.js
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The patch is attached. It allows to add format.js (see example for weeks format) with functions:
M.course.format.get_section_selector - returns the section selector (li.section is used by default, see dragdrop.js in course/yui directory)
M.course.format.swap_sections - performs the section swap when it is dragged to the new location, this function takes section numbers (not IDs) as parameters and performs section swapping. Again, the default actions (as they were originally) are defined in dragdrop.js in the course/yui.
Dear Ruslan,
Thank you .
I cannot see in weeks/format.php where the CSS selector 'course-content' is in relation to its definition in 'M.course.format.swap_sections'? Does this function have to move the component parts of the section as well as the encompassing section as defined by:
M.course.format.get_section_selector = function(Y) {
return 'li.section';
As I would have:
M.course.format.get_section_selector = function(Y) {
return 'tr.section';
and then need to do (plus would this work?):
M.course.format.swap_sections = function(Y, node1, node2) {
var CSS = {
COURSECONTENT : 'course-content',
LEFT : 'left',
RIGHT : 'right',
var sectionlist = Y.Node.all('.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' '+M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y));
// Swap left block
// Swap right block
var togglelist = Y.Node.all('.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' '+ 'tr.cps'); // Or can use M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y) with '.previousSibling' below???
// Swap left block
// Swap right block
I'm a muppet, just found 'course-content' css class. However my other questions still stand
In the old 'section_classes.js' the following code:
if (YAHOO.util.Dom.hasClass(this.getEl(),'current')) {
highlightbutton = main.mk_button('div', main.portal.icons['marked'], main.getString('marked', this.sectionId));
} else {
highlightbutton = main.mk_button('div', main.portal.icons['marker'], main.getString('marker', this.sectionId));
in the function 'section_class.prototype.init_buttons' made the 'highlightbutton' refer to 'topics' in its wording. Please can the new code refer to 'section' so it is generic across different formats .
Makes sense, only question is whether expecting exceptions like this is the right approach to doing something like that.
Dear Dan,
To answer your question, I consider this not to be an exception but to be in the spirit of Moodle in terms of being Modula to support lots of different things and to facilitate the user choice in picking / choosing what they want, Object Orientated to facilitate the integration of additional modules, Dynamic for integration with minimal effort and no core changes for their Learning Environment - which is after all what 'Moodle' stands for .
I need to be able to override certain functions so that I can still support AJAX in my format and thus maintain the user experience. I think that Moodle would want to encourage and support diversity in order to maintain its popularity. Providing third-party developers with a credible SDK gives them oxygen upon which to breathe and embrace.
From my point of view I realise that I do not use 'li.section' and indeed use the frowned 'table' for structure. But I am in effect dealing with a tabular layout of rows and columns - what the specification of the 'table' tag states that it is for. It also works the best when dealing with a variety of web browsers for the given functionality.
I am happy to change and adapt my code to developments as long as I am able to provide the same basic functionality as the standard formats .
Therefore please let this go ahead and support its requirement .
Hi Gareth,
Sorry I was not clear, I was referring to exceptions the programming language construct:
try {
var sectionlistselector = '.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' '+M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y);
} catch (e) {
var sectionlistselector = '.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' li.'+CSS.SECTION;
Note that I agree with you about plugability, although I also note that the existing javascript was not really a public API.
I'm inclined to agree, we should be able to do it with this, though it's a little messier:
if (M.course.format && M.course.form.get_section_selector && typeof(M.course.get_section_selector) == 'function') {
var sectionlistselector = '.' + CSS.COURSECONTENT + ' ' + M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y);
} else {
var sectionlistselector = '.' + CSS.COURSECONTENT + ' li.' + CSS.SECTION;
Dan - no worries
Dan and Andrew, TBH, I am now a little confused on the solution! I have two 'tr' tag containers containing the left, content and right css class 'td' tags. I need to swap them both at the same time. Each pair represents a single section. Their respective classes are 'cps' and 'section'. How would I write the code for this?
And thinking in a Java OO way, would it not be better to have 'M.course.format.swap_sections' not have an exception or else but rather call a function to return the 'sectionlistselector' which could then be overridden by a format if desired? Therefore the default functionality could be similar to:
sectionlistselector = '.' + CSS.COURSECONTENT + ' li.' + CSS.SECTION;
and overridden as:
sectionlistselector = '.' + CSS.COURSECONTENT + ' ' + M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y);
Or actually is this what 'M.course.format.get_section_selector' is sort of trying to do?
And why do a lot of swaps have to occur when the old code simply did a high level swap on the container? As such:
YAHOO.util.DDM.swapNode(this.getEl(), sectionIn.getEl());
YAHOO.util.DDM.swapNode(this.getEl().previousSibling, sectionIn.getEl().previousSibling);
This is surely far neater?
Dan: You are probably right about exceptions, your point is not using them at all as you mentioned on jabber, e.g. no default behaviour at all (since there is no particular reason to consider topics format as default, you are right) - the section dragdrop will work if and only if form.js is defined in format.
Gareth: it looks like moving several 'tr' nodes (that form a section) is a problem, as we can't apply drag-drop handler to the group of nodes... any chance you could rewrite your format to use divs? That would be very helpful.
And why do a lot of swaps have to occur when the old code simply did a high level swap on the container?
We can't simply swap the container for a simple reason (in fact, in the old code, swapping container only was not sufficient either): we need to reorder containers and modify related id's and parameters that contain the section number. Say if you drag down section 1 down and insert in after section 3, you will have the order:
Now if you will try adding new resource, for example, using section 1 (which is third in the order), the actual resource will be added to section 2 (which now the first). The same applied to various titles, e.g. weeks title in week format and section number in topics format. If you know the better way how to make the swap more efficient, feel free to suggest it
TBH, I'm now getting a little out of my depth with this ATM as I'm more of a Java backend programmer by heart. However I'm willing to change anything with help .
I'm also up to my eyeballs with this UK EU Cookie Law thing -
CONTRIB-3624 - complete nightmare!
So if you had an encompassing 'div' would that help?
So if you had an encompassing 'div' would that help
Using 'div' as child node of 'table' is against HTML specification as far as I can see, you may use 'tbody' for grouping purposes instead, as many times as you need
I've just tried with a repeating 'tbody' and no problem. I can put into my existing code and put in the 'master' branch of my format soon with the
CONTRIB-3624 fix. Do you need a specific class to be associated with it? And will this work for you?
Do you need a specific class to be associated with it?
Whatever class you like, the point here that M.course.format.get_section_selector should return 'tbody.someclass'.
Done, I've created a class 'topcollsection' - it will be in GitHub hopefully today.
@Gareth: Please make sure it works with the patch attached to the bug
@Ruslan TBH I have no idea on how to do this! How do I apply a custom patch to a moodle installation and then trying with my code? As this is for 2.3, could I supply a version in my 'master' branch on GitHub and work through the changes?
@Ruslan Just twigged that I need to clone 'git://git.luns.net.uk/moodle.git'
MDL-32657-master-1 branch, then I should integrate my code and create the 'format.js' file as in the 'weeks' format?
@Gareth: yes, that is what you need. But really, it is up to you, no rush at all, you can make your theme 2.3 compatible whenever you have time.
Oh can someone please add some testing instructions (just saw they were missing)
Oh no, did not notice it has been flagged as ready for integration... I have just written a patch to address Dan's comments
Added another patch that addresses Dan's comments and removes default behaviour: https://git.luns.net.uk/?p=moodle.git;a=commitdiff;h=d95b77bdb74e9513243eb18c1b6b2f64685d5d95
Have pulled this into integration in the interests of expedeincy and testing effort.
Dear all,
I have a version of 2.3 from Luns - master-1 branch for this tracker. I've added 'format.js' and 'tbody' with a class of 'topcollsection' but despite having 'callback_topcoll_ajax_support()' in the 'lib.php' file the AJAX icon does not appear so I cant test further. I have turned off my 'section classes' overrides.
Code available from https://github.com/gjb2048/moodle-format_topcoll/tree/MDL-32657 - this will install and be selectable as a course format. Full uninstall instructions in the Readme.txt file.
I think the issue is to do with:
// Initialise sections dragging
try {
this.sectionlistselector = '.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' '+M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y);
} catch (e) {
this.sectionlistselector = '.'+CSS.COURSECONTENT+' li.'+CSS.SECTION;
in 'dragdrop.js' failing to pick up the correct selector. I've tried 'tr.togglesection' instead as that is the same more precise row but no joy.
And 'tr.togglesection' has the section id for (in dragdrop.js):
get_section_id : function(node) {
return Number(node.get('id').replace(/section-/i, ''));
Gareth: the code you mentioned is not there any more, see last commit in https://git.luns.net.uk/moodle.git/shortlog/refs/heads/MDL-32657-master-2 which has been integrated now.
So does that mean that 'Pull Master Branch' has to change above? What version should I now test against please?
Latest version on https://github.com/gjb2048/moodle-format_topcoll/tree/MDL-32657
Looking at the way dragdrop.js works I don't think it can be done unless I can overload almost the whole file or rewrite my entire format to use 'ul' and 'li' tags - which pragmatically could be restrictive in the variety of different formats contributors are able to produce to enrich Moodle. Thoughts?
My code on GitHub now has all of the changes you wanted me to make, but still not working against the master-2 branch Ruslan has mentioned above.
I have attempted different ways of getting my 'format.js' to work with 'dragdrop.js' in a polymophic way but to no avail. I've been looking at trying to use 'http://yuilibrary.com/yui/docs/node/' as a way of selecting the previous sibing for the preceeding tr.cps, but that does not work.
Humm, what next?
In dragdrop.js you have 'var sectionlist = Y.Node.all(this.sectionlistselector);' and yet for each iteration of the bubble sort you have in 'format.js' 'var sectionlist = Y.Node.all('.'' '+M.course.format.get_section_selector(Y));' which appears to be the same thing and then only operate on two of the nodes returned (the number of sections in the course). Is this not really inefficient? Would it not be better to pass in the 'sectionlist' from 'dragdrop.js' into the called function of 'M.course.format.swap_sections'?
I see from 'http://yuilibrary.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=26390' that the NodeList is a static snapshot representation of the DOM - so possibly why it has to work that way - but if a swap is made in the list then that is the correct order of things before committing back to the DOM?
I've also looked at 'http://yuilibrary.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=30522#p30522' where a table is being used instead of 'ul' and 'li' as hard coded in 'dragdrop.js' would operating with an enclosing 'div' within the enclosing 'tbody' be ok? And the standard formats have an enclosing 'div' for the left, content and right components?
This is working great.
Thanks Dan for integrationg the latest patch.
Test passed.
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SET status = 'Closed',
comment = 'Thanks!'
WHEN participants = 'Did a gorgeous work'
This landed upstream some hours ago (some - me - developer fell slept in the sofa yesterday before spamming this).
Dear all,
Umm, please assist me as I thought this was to facilitate the ability of non-core formats to support drag and drop after the removal of section classes. My recent comments appear to have been totally ignored.
I'm sure that you did good work but consider that you missed the true point of the issue.
Please can this issue be reopened so that changes can be put in place to support my format for the benefit of the users. I will adjust my code in anyway suitable.
UPDATE tracker_issues
SET status = 'Reopened',
comment = 'Please'
WHEN participants = 'Did a gorgeous work but forgot to complete everything originally intended'
WHERE tracker_id = 'MDL-32657'
Hi Gareth,
The complication is caused by several things:
- your use of multiple table rows - we've nearly got this sorted by using a <tbody>
- your use of multiple 'section' classes for things which aren't actually sections
As I say, we've nearly go these all working but we may have some more to do. Ruslan is actively working on this and there may be other changes required which we'll be creating new issues for. We may also be able to provide a patch to update your course format.
Dear Andrew et al,
I must apologise if I have been out of order. I really do appreciate what you do and the help that you give. It is perhaps a point of performing detached development away from the same physical environment that leads to misunderstandings - I've experienced both in my time and hence can see how easily misunderstandings can take hold.
I can eliminate the multiple 'section' classes as all I need to do is have a 'section' class for the section row and a 'cps' class for the toggle row.
I'm quite happy to quickly answer things like 'Can you change this to this?'.
I've been thinking hard and there are several scenarios:
1. Drop core AJAX support in my format and implement section_classes.js if the user has advanced features.
2. As 1 but implement my own 'dragdrop.js'.
3. Rewrite to use 'li's with a 'section' class as per core formats and 'divs' for the toggle / content. The disadvantage is the toggle no longer spans the entire width of the section but has the left and right columns on the sides.
4. In 'dragdrop.js' allow polymorphism for 'drag_start' and 'drop_hit' to pass in custom tag's / classes for correct selection.
Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help
I've removed the 'section' classes from things that are not sections as requested. Updated code on 'https://github.com/gjb2048/moodle-format_topcoll/tree/MDL-32657'.


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As I went through I began to realize, despite 25 years of writing articles in magazines and five years in the newspaper business, I was not in the first few pages. Not that I really expected it, but when I didn't see my name on anything until the 35th page of the listings, I began to realize my place in the world. That first listing was for an article I wrote for the Sun Advocate a couple of years ago concerning Nine Mile Canyon.
But nonetheless the universe of my namesakes is large and diverse. My name is attached to everyone from a star soccer player in England, to a guy that was poisoned by his girlfriend in Michigan via a chocolate milkshake. In the first 55 pages of hits, he actually had more listings than I did.
Other persons included with my name were a conservation officer in Orange County and two musicians, one a flute and piano player with the Sacramento Symphony, the other in some kind of strange rock band in London. There must have been a dozen different college professors, ranging from experts in English to law, in places ranging from Oxford to North Dakota State. An obviously intelligent group, unlike their namesake who lives in eastern Utah.
There were also many religious figures with my name, from priests to ministers. That made me feel a little humble, especially since I belong to the Church of the Uintahs. I also found the name of a lot of dead Richard Shaws. Of course there are some people that believe, after reading stuff like this, I belong on that list.
One of those dead guys was a well known felon and burgler who was prosecuted and convicted in the Old Bailey in London on July 11, 1677. Well the listing didn't say he was dead, but I'm sure living on British prison food for more than 300 years would not be good for your longevity.
In the group of names was also a master rolfer (if you don't know what that is, neither did I, and I'm not sure I still do) and a member of the staff on the New Jersey Chenfu Tai Chi Chuan Center.
Heck, I can't even say that much less work there.
Other than the felon who got time from the Old Bailey, my favorite was a guy who is a soil scientist in Manhatten. The listing was an article about how this gentleman takes soil samples all over New York City for the National Conservation Service. He said it's a little hard to get diverse samples because there is so much concrete. A man of my heart, just like a reporter; always looking for dirt in the hardest to find places.
I went up through page 55 and I was only listed on a total of four pages. One of the listings was from an article I wrote 10 years ago about how to keep rats out of a church. Really, it was a pest control article for a magazine called Your Church.
Some of the listings also had photos with them. All different kinds of faces, none of which looked remotely like me. Lucky guys.
So my advice to you is to take the tour yourself. It is eye opening, even really humbling, because you come to realize how many people with your same name have such vast experiences.
Most will not be like you at all, but with that little tie of a name, they are still your brothers and sisters in the human race.


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Ice-Ice Baby! Nicolas Ghesquiere for Balenciaga had the mind blowing rubber and latex boot this F/W. These futuristically architectural boots are something that I would imagine wearing around in Superman's 'Fortress of Solitude'. Illuminating and avant garde, with these on you will be a force to reckon with! One trend to look out for this coming spring and summer are lucite heels. Check out Stella McCartney's gorgeous lucite-heeled sandals from her S/S 09 collection (inquire at Stella McCartney stores for more info and price). I would go as minimal in dress as possible to showcase both the shoes and your oh-so-fine figure and derriere. Get a jump start on the jumpsuit trend and try these shoes with Thayer's denim romper ($169, www.shopbop.com).
But for most of us, who's kryptonite is the paralyzing recession, let's take a look at more modest takes on the two styles. Nothing can compare to the Balenciagas so we won't even try, but there are plenty of fashionable alternatives. If you want to invest in a pair of pricey shoes, make sure that they are either really special or classics that you can keep forever. Otherwise, ride the trend wave and shop around for the best inspired looks at bargain basement prices.
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Friends with Fringe Benefits? Thinking about doing a little drunk dialing and making that booty call? Well, how about greeting him at the door with Sergio Rossi's ultra luxe – ultra sexy 'Yvette' Ankle Fringe Python Sandals ($1,295.00, www.intermixonline). Snakeskins and animal prints are hot trends for this spring! Second to being au natural, try pairing them up with Trina Turk's sexy 'Royale' dress in dark-wash denim on sale for $194.60, originally $278.00 (www.shopbop.com).
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Love is a Battlefield! Down a couple of drinks, take a deep breath and get out on the battlefield (a.k.a the dance floor) and outshine the competition! You are beautiful, smart, confident, and on the prowl! Get a leg up on the other ladies with Robert Clergerie's 'Diane' black platform gladiators, $760 (www.barneys.com). Slide into Current/Elliott's Super Stretch Legging jean in washed out black on sale for $174.40, originally $228 (www.bijouapparel.com) topped off with H&M's white motorcycle jacket, $49.90 (www.hm.com) for a look that will surely bring him to his knees.
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Pin down that stud-muffin! Show him who's boss with some sexy studded sandals. Step out in the 'Caucaso' leather studded wedge with studs and back zipper by Sigerson Morrison, $845.00 (www.shopzoeonline.com). Pair them up with Alexander Wang's baggy denim shorts with holes and distressing, $285.00 (www.shopbop.com) topped off with an Ombre fringe tank top $17.80 (www.forever21.com) for a sexy boyfriend look.
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The ever-expanding restaurant row at the Walden Galleria welcomed a new restaurant and brew pub that features great attention to detail on the menu. Gordon Biersch has 30 locations around the country, but the stand alone eatery near Dick's Sporting Goods is the first in New York State.
The attention to detail is evident immediately. When you walk in the spacious bar/lounge area, you can't help but notice the gleaming on-site brewery where Brewmasters create award-winning house beers as well as limited-time brews that complement different seasons. Each seasonal beer is celebrated with a tapping party that's open to the public.
What's more, the Brewmaster is among a select few who makes beer following the German Purity Law of 1516, creating a beer as authentic as one can get. I'll drink to that! Admittedly, I am more of a wine drinker, but the beer I tasted on the two nights we visited late last month was fresh and delicious. I enjoyed a lovely glass of La Crema wine too, and was pleased to see a good list highlighting the Grape.
At the October opening, I had the pleasure of talking with Bill Heckler, the corporate chef for Gordon Biersch, and a guy who racks up substantial frequent flyer miles. Bill attends all the grand openings for the Tennessee-based restaurant and brewery. He is responsible for the food development on the large GB scratch-made menu, ranging from starters like Kobe and BBQ Pork Sliders on Parker Rolls to Glazed Wings, creative salads and main dishes, Lobster & Shrimp Mac 'N Cheese, Teriyaki Chicken and Shrimp Combo, Pasta Jambalaya, and their addicting signature Garlic Fries, among many others. A lighter fare menu with dishes under 800 calories is also available. I tried the Mediterranean Chicken and would have never known it was low-cal. It was bursting with flavor and quite filling.
Bill is a stickler for getting things done correctly. He experimented with 13 different cheeses before settling on a Havarti for the Lobster & Shrimp Mac 'N Cheese with farfalle pasta! While this is a high-volume restaurant, it doesn't feel like a run-of-the-mill chain. The quality of the food is evident from the first bite. Bill said meats and poultry are butchered there, all sauces are house-made. Bill and his staff taste all 136 items on the menu, ensuring that every dish is pleasing to the palate. The exceptional service and hospitality is summed up in GB's motto "Every Guest, Every Time."
We sampled a variety of menu items when we visited and were particularly impressed with the Mac 'N Cheese, the flatiron steak and grilled asparagus, the glazed wings and the pizza. Had to do my duty and try the bread pudding, which I have been dreaming about since we left the restaurant.
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Step It Up is just what The Flexx does when it comes to comfort style. You will look great and feel great when you buckle up this adorable wedge sandal.
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Flexx step it up wedge sandal
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Fill your writer's toolbox with skills that can be applied to many styles of writing encompassing both short story and book-length projects; fiction and nonfiction. Participants will learn how to bring their stories to life with writing exercises and discussion focusing on these key aspects of the craft:.
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By PHIL FAUVERSpecial to the Progress
The town of Emery experienced severe flooding from a thunder storm that dumped an incredible amount of rain and hail in 30 minutes around noon on Sept. 12. By 4 p.m. the waters had receded and clean up was in full swing around town.
The whole town of Emery felt the impact of this storm, which left homes, businesses, basements, yards, garages, streets and fields overflowing with water.Even State Highway 10 at mile marker 13 on the north edge of town was closed by the Emery County Sheriff and the Utah Highway Patrol for a time due to large quantities of water flowing across the highway.
This rain fell in Emery and against the mountain to the west of Emery.The flood came off of the higher ground West of Emery and swept through the town as if a dam had burst.
A flood of mud and water swept into and around the houses and businesses causing some wet carpets and furniture.Flooding was reported at Randy's Service Station on Main Street, the Emery City Offices, Live Earth offices, Rockland Corporation offices and many of the homes around the town.
For a few hours the streets and gutters of Emery were rivers of mud and water washing many things in its path from the west side of town to the lower east side.
It appeared that the Jensen home and some homes in the area on the east side of Emery may have suffered more severe flood damage.
The fire department members and many residents were out putting up sandbag and earth barriers to direct the water in the direction they wanted.Later the firefighters were helping clean out storm drains that became clogged with trash. Many members of the community were assisting in maintaining the barriers to keep the flooding of homes to a minimum.
Derrick and Tammie Beagley on the west side of Emery near the cemetery, with a home below the canal reported the hail was two to three inches deep in their yard and the automotive shop was flooded.
Tammie Beagley was sweeping six to eight inches of water, mud and hail out of the automotive shop, while Derrick Beagley hooked up hoses to wash away some of the mud around his home and shop.
John Sundstrom of the Emery Town Council and the Canal Board and several others reported seeing a funnel cloud southeast of Emery just before the storm hit.Judy Mortensen in the Emery City Offices reported that Cassie Lake and Castle Valley Ranch had photos of the funnel cloud.
John Sundstrom of the Emery Canal Board said there were no breaks in the canal. Water was observed flowing over the canal ditch bank behind the home of the Beagley's but the canal was not broken.
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Jeremy Smith last night collected the Steve Watene Memorial Medal as the Player of the Year at the 2012 New Zealand Rugby League awards.
Smith, a two-time NRL premiership winner with Melbourne and St George Illawara, this year helped his Cronulla Sharks make the top eight of the NRL, although he missed October's test against Australia.
"It's truly an honour to be here tonight,'' said Smith, who was helped the Kiwis to win the 2008 World Cup and 2010 Four Nations. "I don't get home to New Zealand all that often and it is an honour to be here to see all these people get their awards. I am truly grateful for receiving this award and being the first player to receive the Steve Watene Memorial Medal.''
Watene was a former member of parliament who captained the New Zealand rugby league team in 1936-37.
Warriors centre Ben Henry took out the Kiwi Rookie of the Year award and Roosters fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was named junior player of the year.
2012 New Zealand Rugby League award winners:
Grassroots Club of the Year: Manukau Rugby League Club (Counties Manukau)
Volunteer Recognition Award (Female): Stella Teariki (Wellington) and Rawinia Mana (Counties Manukau)
Volunteer Recognition Award (Male): John Boyd (Akarana)
Match Official of the Year: Shane Rehm (Akarana)
Women's Player of the Year: Honey Hireme (Waikato)
Domestic Player of the Year _
16s: Bunty Afoa (Akarana)
18s: Kouma Samson (Akarana)
Premiers: Suaia Matagi (Akarana)
Junior Player of the Year: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Sydney Roosters)
Kiwi Rookie of the Year: Ben Henry (Vodafone Warriors)
Kiwi Player of the Year: Jeremy Smith (Cronulla Sharks)


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June 23, Morgan Philpot a former candidate for Congress was in Emery County at the City Park by the old Court House in Castle Dale to meet with politically interested residents. Philpot provided his guests a meal of barbecued chicken breasts, hamburgers, hot dogs, and baked beans. Jerry Stotler of Ferron took over the cooking. People came from all over Emery County to share the food and ask questions of Philpot.
Bill Dellos, Chairman of the Emery County Republican Party welcomed everyone. This event was promoted by the Emery County Republican Party.
Philpot discussed the financial problems of the nation with the group and had some suggestions for improving the economy. During the meeting, Philpot who has several children, demonstrated to the group his version of the proper way to hold a baby. The baby belonged to Angela Paskett from Ferron.
The participants at this barbecue had many political questions for Philpot and he provided well thought out answers. He brought with him his staff consisting of Toby Emery a political consultant and Cindie Quintana the owner of Media Relations. The staff helped Philpot prepare the meal.
At this time Philpot is not a candidate for Congress, however he soon may again be a candidate. Probably after the Legislature finishes the redistricting for the State of Utah.


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WATERLOO The Honourable Minister Tony Clement, President of the Treasury Board, will be at Wilfrid Laurier Universitys Waterloo campus Nov. 22 to announce the Canadian Open Data Experience (CODE). The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the KPMG Atrium, Schlegel Building.
We are pleased to welcome Minister Clement to our university to make this exciting announcement, said Laurier President and Vice-Chancellor Max Blouw. CODE will be a wonderful opportunity for students to gain entrepreneurial and application-building experience.
CODE, an appathon taking place Feb. 28 to March 2, 2014, will challenge students from across Canada to turn valuable federal government data into useful and usable apps and information. Students, technology innovators, developers and open data enthusiasts can use government data available through the open data portal at data.gc.ca to create new, consumer-friendly applications, which can then be used for social or commercial purposes.
Our Government is excited to see Government Open Data, a previously untapped resource, fueling the development of apps that will help Canadians in their day-to-day lives, said Clement. Innovations like the apps created at CODE will ensure Canada remains at the forefront of the global Open Data movement.
The CODE appathon is the newest addition to the governments Open Data initiative, which has already made roughly 200,000 datasets available through its online portal at data.gc.ca, from air and water quality monitoring, to border wait times, permanent residency applications and crime statistics.
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Flaunting new contemporary styling, this classic Converse Chuck Taylor mid high Street Cab oxford is about to begin still another new trend.
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Nike Revolution II Running Shoe - Womens
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Train your way to running stardom and experience the comfort and stability of the women's Nike® Revolution 2 running shoe.
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November 27, 2012
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November 26, 2012
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November 04, 2012
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Melissa V. Thayn and Mark R. Leffler will be married on March 11. An open house reception will be held that evening from 4-7 p.m. at the Huntington Stake Center.
Parents of the bride are Gary R. and Vonda Thayn. Parents of the groom are John D. and Sherry Leffler.
Dr. Ronald B. and Patricia C. Sanders announce the marriage of their son, Ryan Scott to Emily Bishoff, daughter of Ken and Sally Bishoff of Moab. The marriage will be in the Monticello Temple on March 11.
A reception will be held in their honor in Moab that evening from 6-8 p.m.
The couple will make their home in Cedar City where they are both attending Southern Utah University.


text: Still trying to figure out why the jeans and A-Lifes don't look "right". Not sure if it's the lacing or the taper of the jeans or what. Here's the shoes from the side. If it's the taper of the jeans, I'll just reserve them for when I'm wearing the APC's (not wearing them now because I need a layer of long johns, as it's 10* F in CT).


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I just reinstalled my mac. But for some reason it wont allow me to install programs like flash or install firefox. I also wanted to play WoW so I inserted the disc and tried to start up the installer for that, the same thing is happening with it not being able to come up.
What should I do? Why are macs so complicated sometimes?!


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Parmesan, peanuts and popcorn create a fiesta of flavor in a savory cereal snack mix.
Always read labels to make sure each recipe ingredient is gluten free. Products and ingredient sources can change.
For an anytime snack, prepare this tasty mix up to 1 week before serving, and store in an airtight container.
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