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Watch Ryan Higa Survive in the Arctic in Dude vs. Wild
YouTube funnyman Ryan Higa resurrects his Dude vs. Wild series. This time, he shows us how to survive in the arctic.
As you can probably tell, he isn't really surviving in the wilds of the arctic like in the film 'The Grey.' In fact, Higa filmed this while on a snowboarding trip to Utah. Because of the wintry terrain, he wanted to film another episode of his old Dude vs. Wild series, which is based on 'Man vs. Wild,' one of his favorite shows.
When he introduces us to the arctic, he's snowboarding his way down a slope. This might seem like boring footage at first, but then you see him spill out a few times in great, comedic fashion. Of course, it really isn't him falling, but footage of some other guy falling down a mountain. Still, it's funny to think that Higa might just be that uncoordinated and unlucky on a board,
The aim of this video is to show us how to survive in the wild. One of the first things Higa does is tell us that we need to make snow shoes in order to navigate the snowy terrain. He takes off his snowboard and whips out two, brand new-looking tennis rackets. He advises us that we shouldn't lace them up with the laces from our shoes, because that would look weird. And looking weird in the wild just won't do.
Follow this and his other hints for surviving in the arctic by checking out the video above.


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Thursday, December 30, 2010 on Labels: Honda, LOW RIDER, Modification, MOTOR CYCLE, VARIO
Modification Honda Vario Low Rider Jakarta to have the coolest new tamilan monopoly modifmania not just big cities. In Madiun, East Java, Donny Dwi Budianto of 73 Motor Honda Vario 2007 remodel his property until he could''aka''bodinya jig up and down like on MODIF car.
Donny aka Modern MEFRIK apply concepts, aesthetic, functional, Rational, Innovation, and Creative at berlambang skubek packed wing. The most prominent and practically MODIF breakthrough in 2009 that the use of air suspension (water-sus), which makes the body can rise and fall as many have been adopted in the modification of cars in the country.
"It's like a big-matic trends in Japan," said Donny. To be able to operate a water-sus, it uses 550 psi pressure compressor. To shockbreaker used hydraulic diameter 4 cm, which is used on the car door.
Because funsgi shock just to go up and down the body, then add the shock Donny placed under the saddle near the bay front shield. Functions, in addition to compress and rebound adjust, as well as to stabilize the body. To operate the water-sus, using two buttons placed at the center stabilizer.
Another breakthrough from Donny, consider the shock front. He dared to adopt a monoshock. "The work itself using the pipe and the model as in Vespa," he explained. In order for a custom look, the fiber was wrapped and given the chrome.
Not only that. Look at the lights. Home disposable Honda Airblade and mica lamps have an advantage, the inside-custom disposable projector models from the headlights. Meanwhile, LED lights dusk already apply.
As for the behind the creation of 73 motors. Pointy shape following the stern line with multi-LED lights. There is also the brake lights and Sein.


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The Catholic Church in the tiny nation of the Marshall Islands is healthy even if somewhat small, said David Suley, the recently retired director of the Catholic Home Missionsof the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Suley, along with his wife, Arceli, conducted a 10-day workshop on faith formation for about 75 lay leaders in June. The Suleys focused much of their training on the new evangelization first put forth by Blessed John Paul II and now Pope Benedict XVI. Suley said they also offered a series of reflections on church teaching.
The couple found the Marshallese to be enthusiastic about doing God's work in missions spread across five islands and 29 atolls about halfway between Hawaii and Australia.
"A few priests and laypeople run these missions," Suley said.
Only about 8 percent of the 68,400 Marshallese are Catholic.
On some of the outlying atolls and islands, there may be perhaps 300 to 500 people with an even smaller number of Catholics among them. Priests visit the outlying communities only occasionally, leaving lay leaders to minister to the Catholics who reside there, Suley said.
The Suleys found the island nation, with a total land area of about 70 square miles spread over 750,000 square miles, to be extremely poor. People make their living from fishing and producing crafts for the tourists who visit, Suley said.
Majuro, the capital and a city of about 25,000 people, has few amenities. Barely above sea level, Majuro Atoll is just a few blocks wide even though it is about 25 miles long. "The closest atoll is three hours away by boat," Suley said.
The people, Suley said, were gracious and celebrated the presence of the Americans each evening with good food and fellowship. On the final night, the Marshallese threw their American guests a four-hour party.
"They made us gifts, handmade crafts," he said
"They rarely have visitors like ourselves," Suley added. "But as one priest said, 'We're not just a dot in the Pacific Ocean.'"


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Snoop Dogg Challenges JD & The Game In NBA 2K10 For $1,000 A Game + Shows Off Some Of His Game!
Konsole Kingz reports "Snoop Dogg has skillz in NBA2K10?! Who knew? Well I got a chance to witness his skills when he defeated Tattoo of the Big Boy Neighborhood morning show on Power 106 by 24 points. After that he challenged JD and Game to $1000 money matches. Hmmm. Is Snoop ready for that? "
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Wednesday: November 9, 2011
- Adobe gives up on trying to get Flash to work on mobile devices.
Our future work with Flash on mobile devices will be focused on enabling Flash developers to package native apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores. We will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile devices to new browser, OS version or device configurations. Some of our source code licensees may opt to continue working on and releasing their own implementations.


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Wig Donalovehair - Choker Japan - Dress Metisu - Tights Calzedonia - Boots Jeffrey Campbell
It's that time of the year when there are many weddings and we all need some new elegant dresses or outfits ideas ahah, I found so difficulty creating a look for this kind of occasion, there are so many rules to respect, you can't wear total black, you can't show too much skin, etc, today I share with you an outfit idea that is pretty comfortable and it's price is also affordable :D because I won't spend tons of money for a dress I will wear once a year (am I the only one? ahah). I got this amazing burgundy dress from Metisu, the quality is so good and it fits perfectly my size, I love this kind of dresses with such a big round skirt without using a petticoat, it makes me feel like I'm wearing a lolita dress but without all the discomfort.This is my first idea for a wedding I have in late spring, I fell in love with the color and the design, let me know if you like it!


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USDA released the results of a nationwide analysis of food hubs and provided highlights of how Michigan can tap into USDA's 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' initiative, which promotes local and regional food systems by stimulating community economic development and facilitating efforts to expand access to affordable fresh and local food. USDA released the analysis at the Making Good Food Work conference and highlighted the economic opportunities of food hubs, an emerging business model that offers aggregation and distribution services for small and midsize producers across the country.
"We have a historic opportunity to help win the future by laying a new foundation for economic growth, creating jobs and building and revitalizing critical infrastructure here in Michigan and in rural communities across America through supporting and establishing local and regional food systems as an economic development strategy to keep wealth in local communities," said Merrigan. "This new data clearly demonstrates that small and midsize farmers can work with a variety of players to overcome the infrastructure challenges they face, while creating effective economic opportunities for their communities at the same time."
In partnership with the National Association of Produce Market Managers, the Wallace Center at Winrock International, and the Project for Public Spaces, the USDA's Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food Subcommittee on Food Hubs has identified over 100 operational food hubs in the country and has conducted in depth analysis of over 70 operational food hubs. Preliminary survey results of this research indicate:
- Over 100 food hubs are in operation around the country.
- Average food hub sales are nearly $1 million annually.
- On average, each food hub creates 13 jobs.
- The median number of small and midsize suppliers served by an individual food hub is 40.
- Almost all food hubs offer fresh produce and the majority offer dairy and protein products as well.
- Nearly 40 percent of food hubs surveyed were started by entrepreneurial producers, nonprofits, volunteer organizations, producer groups, or other organizations looking to build a strong distribution and aggregation infrastructure for small and midsize producers.
Over 40 percent of existing food hubs are specifically working in "food deserts" to increase access to fresh, healthful and local products in communities underserved by full-service food retail outlets.
This latest research on food hubs was released at Making Good Food Work, a conference in Detroit, Mich., sponsored by the CS Mott Group for Sustainable Food Systems at Michigan State University, University of Wisconsin Extension, the Wallace Center at Winrock International, Detroit's Eastern Market, the Food Systems Economic Partnership and the Detroit Food Policy Council. Additional support was provided by USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The meeting focused on developing effective distribution and aggregation strategies for regional food systems.
USDA's 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' initiative emphasizes the need for a fundamental and critical reconnection between producers and consumers. The effort builds on the 2008 Farm Bill, which provides for increases and flexibility for USDA programs in an effort to revitalize rural economies by supporting local and regional food systems. 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' is helping to break down barriers that keep local food systems from thriving, create new opportunities for farmers, ranchers, consumers and rural communities, and expand access to healthy food throughout the country. USDA expects consumer demand for locally grown food in the U.S. to rise from an estimated $4 billion in 2002 to as much as $7 billion by 2012.
One example of how farmers can get involved is to participate in local farm to school programs that enable schools to feature healthy, locally-sourced products in their cafeterias. USDA sent teams out to various school districts working on farm to school and the information gathered during these site visits is being used to develop and/or reissue appropriate resource materials, guidance, and technical assistance for both schools and farmers. Some of the programs visited also incorporate nutrition-based studies, as well as food-learning opportunities such as farm visits, gardening, cooking, and composting activities.
More information about USDA's work on food hubs can be found at http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/getfile?dDocName=STELPRDC5090409.
The 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' website, at www.usda.gov/knowyourfarmer, features social media tools to help focus the public conversation about farming and food, while engaging American agriculture and linking producers to customers.


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Prevention is the new treatment for Alzheimer's
Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai tackle the brain-health epidemic with lifestyle education.Read story
Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) is a form of progressive dementia caused by degeneration of the tissues in the brain.
People with DLB have a buildup of abnormal protein particles in their brain tissue, called Lewy bodies. Lewy bodies are also found in the brain tissue of people with Parkinson disease (PD) and Alzheimer disease (AD). However, in these conditions, the Lewy bodies are generally found in different parts of the brain.
The presence of Lewy bodies in DLB, PD, and AD suggests a connection among these conditions. But scientists haven't yet figured out what the connection is.
DLB affects a person's ability to think, reason, and process information. It can also affect movement, personality and memory. DLB becomes more prevalent with age. It often starts when a person is in his or her 60s and 70s. DLB is progressive, which means it continues to develop over time. There are several types of dementia with different causes.
Degeneration or deterioration of brain tissue causes dementia with Lewy bodies. DLB may be genetic, but it is not always clear why someone develops DLB. Lewy bodies in the brain affect substances called neurotransmitters. A neurotransmitter is a chemical that helps send signals from one nerve cell to another.
One type of neurotransmitter is dopamine. It helps transmit signals that cause muscle movement. Lewy bodies interfere with the production of dopamine. A lack of dopamine causes movement problems, such as those seen in Parkinson disease.
Acetylcholine is another type of neurotransmitter found in the parts of the brain responsible for memory, thinking, and processing information. When Lewy bodies build up in these areas, they use up the acetylcholine, causing symptoms of dementia.
DLB is generally diagnosed when at least 2 of the following features are also present with dementia:
Other signs and symptoms seen in DLB include:
DLB can be confused with other forms of dementia, but it also has unique features, such as hallucinations and delirium.
The symptoms of DLB may look like other conditions. Always see a healthcare provider for a diagnosis.
Your healthcare provider may diagnose DLB based on medical history, a physical exam, and symptoms. He or she may do a complete medical history and physical exam, along with these tests:
Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) has no cure. Treatment involves managing symptoms.
Medicines used to treat Alzheimer disease (AD) and Parkinson disease (PD) may also be used to treat DLB. Other treatments, such as supportive care, physical therapy, psychotherapy, and behavioral interventions, may also be used.
It's important that the healthcare provider treating a person with DLB be familiar with all aspects of the disease. Other specialists are often involved in care. Because DLB shares features with AD and PD, those features will need to be treated. Many people with DLB, however, can't tolerate some of the medicines for AD or PD. Caution must be used when prescribing certain medicines for DLB.
Interventions used in other forms of dementia may also help people living with dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB). These include using glasses or hearing aids as needed, educating the patient and family, providing a structured environment, and teaching behavioral interventions. These will change over time as the disease progresses.
Hallucinations may be managed by ignoring them and educating the caregiver(s) about them. Improving lighting and keeping the patient around other people also helps.
It's important to work with a healthcare provider familiar with DLB and the many aspects of the disease. Other specialists are often involved, too.
Talk with your healthcare providers about when it's important to call them. Your healthcare providers will likely advise calling if your symptoms become worse, or if you have obvious or sudden changes in behavior, personality, or speech. This includes mood changes, such as increasing depression or feeling suicidal.
Tips to help you get the most from a visit to your healthcare provider:
Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai tackle the brain-health epidemic with lifestyle education.Read story
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For the dough: Sift the flours and a pinch of salt into a bowl. Whisk together the eggs, oil, and 2 tablespoons water in a separate bowl. Pour the flour mixture onto a clean dry work surface and form a small well in the center. Pour half of the egg mixture into the well and, using a fork, begin to incorporate the flour into the egg mixture. Once absorbed, incorporate the remaining egg mixture and knead by hand until all of the liquid is absorbed, 5 to 6 minutes, flouring your work surface as needed to ensure the dough doesn't stick. Roll the dough into a ball, cover with plastic wrap, and let rest in the refrigerator for 1 hour. For the filling: Mix together all of the ingredients until fully incorporated in a bowl. Chill in the refrigerator for at least 20 minutes, or up to 1 hour. To assemble: Divide the rested dough into 2 equal-size pieces and roll out on a floured work surface to a thickness of 1/8-inch. On 1 dough sheet, distribute tablespoon-sized portions of the filling, at least 2 inches apart. Brush the edges of the dough with the egg wash. Carefully lay the second sheet of dough on top and press the edges shut with your fingertips. Use a round 1 1/2-inch ravioli cutter to portion out ravioli pieces, pinching the edges shut to ensure no air is trapped inside. In a large heavy-bottomed saucepan, pour enough oil to fill the pan about a third of the way. Heat over medium heat until a deep-frying thermometer inserted in the oil reaches 350 degrees F. Whisk the remaining 3 eggs and cream in a shallow bowl. Place the breadcrumbs and Parmesan into another shallow bowl and stir to combine. Dredge the ravioli in the egg mixture, followed by the breadcrumb mixture. Working in batches, carefully drop the ravioli into the saucepan and fry until golden brown, 2 to 3 minutes, making sure that the oil comes back up to temperature in between batches. Place directly onto a cooling rack lined with aluminum foil to drain any excess oil. Serve with warm tomato sauce and freshly grated Parmesan.;
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Renedriscoll needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 88 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
WhiteHaven Mortgage Services
White: clean simple, pure
Haven: meaning a safe place, a feeling of being taken care of.
Another unique association of the company owner is WhiteHaven beach in Australia, one the most beautiful beaches in the world where he fell in love with the name WhiteHaven and he associates it with a stress free and nirvana type feeling that went along with spending time on that beach.
Gainfully employed singles and couples primarily in their 40's yet the age rage would vary from late 20's to late 50's. Target customers would typically be in some state of transition for example singles affluent enough to be able to afford to buy a home on their own couples getting married and buying a home. New and growing families in search of more space, people moving from city to suburbs or a condo to a home. People moving due to a job relocation or people downsizing, for example "Empty Nester's." Customers could be either blue or white collar with household incomes between $75,000 and $375,000 annually.
We are envisioning a simple, clean tastefully possibly even understated style. Please display Mortgage Services in a different font underneath WhiteHaven.
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By the way, could anyone who's already received their Young Animal confirm whether the girl's name is written ブロメ or プロメ ? It's impossible to tell from the pictures because the quality is too low. If it's プロメ (with a small circle instead of two strokes), it would mean that her name is Purome, which would be most reminiscent of Prometheus, a famous Greek mythological figure.
That could make sense, Dellos could also be a Greek name. Delios (Δήλιος in Greek) was a military adviser for Alexander the Great and his father Phillip. The name is also used in mathematical problems that can't be solved.
Also, did anybody else get some serious Nausicaa Valley of the Wind vibes when looking at it? Has a very Miyuzaki like feel to it. That just me?
Anybody that can translate Miura's comment? Apparently it's something simple like "This isn't keeping me from working on Berserk" but I'm not sure.
Yeah, the main character doesn't look like Roderick . That punch-block was exciting. Too early to tell if his fighting style is more of a wrestlers?
Also, did anybody else get some serious Nausicaa Valley of the Wind vibes when looking at it? Has a very Miyuzaki like feel to it. That just me?
On page 37, the defeated creature with a serpent head reminds me of the creature shown attacking unicorns in Vol 34.
Hahaha, is that a sharpshooter he puts him in?
Very, uh, interesting method of healing Prome has. I get a sort of Chicchi vibe from her. Guts was also cured by a supernatural young-girl-looking creature with seemingly connections to plant-life around a type of gladiator-ish duel. Only his was beforehand. ;O Sorry, Berserk comparisons are unavoidable here!I think Prome might be genetically engineered somehow, or mayhaps an ambassador or authority from the plant world that is probably being destroyed by the empire. Or all of the above?
I also have some curiosity about what her "magic" would entail if she did something really big.
Keeping in mind the original Greek story, the name she bears, and the fact she's using "Nectar" to cure Delos, I'd say she's some sort of superior being. I stop short of saying "god", but it might be appropriate really. Anyway, I thought about the plant connexion when I first saw her (her robe's design...), and there are parallels to be drawn to elves in Berserk (Guts & Puck), but the way she speaks about herself ("use me", "my function") implies something along the lines of a machine. That being said, so far we've seen pretty much nothing mechanical in that world...
I'm curious to see how Delos will make use of her, specifically to fight the giants. I'm having this weird idea that they could fuse together to become another giant and fight like that, wrestling.


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The Five Best Brad Paisley Covers on YouTube
Brad Paisley's sold more than 10 million records, and he's had 17 number one hits on the country charts. With that kind of popularity, it's natural his fanbase falls all across the spectrum.
For a cross-section of the most dedicated of his sprawling fanbase - plus some real unvarnished talent - check out our list of amateur Paisley covers. We take you from one side of the spectrum to the other - from an adorable father-daughter take on "Whiskey Lullaby," featuring a guest turn by one of the starkest mullets on YouTube, to a kid cowboy's version of "Mud on the Tires." And don't forget to register for a chance to see and meet Brad Paisley in West Palm Beach, Fla. on Sept. 10.


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DescriptionThe finely-appointed bedrooms are furnished with comfortable canopy beds and elegant antique furniture. Each room has been individually designed and painted in restful colors and the hand-painted bathrooms have been decorated with careful attention to detail.
This small, genteel residence conserves the personality of a traditional Florentine home. Books, magazines and a select DVD collection are available in the cozy parlor where a buffet breakfast is served every morning with gourmet cakes and jams The parlor, with classical music playing in the background, is also a delightful setting for afternoon tea.
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Been eager for a new release of Cataclysm? Want to see if the Kickstarter has been bearing fruit?
Well, then, take a gander at this video of the soon to be released version of the game.
Tiles! Megacities! Custom world options! All these and more will soon be available to you in a stable build!


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New Tricks "Ducking & Diving" A ransacked armored security van is found at the bottom of a lake. The van is linked to a man who disappeared 17 years ago, coinciding with the murder of Marie Sinclair. Chief suspect and former owner of the security firm, Marie's husband maintains his innocence. The team sets out to learn the truth.G
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Lark Rise to Candleford Dorcas hires a maid for widower Amos and his son. The new hire soon drives a wedge between the two men of the house. In Lark Rise, Reverend Ellison organizes a concert. Robert, Laura's father, falls out with Ellison over the Timmins children's musical contribution.G
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Midsomer Murders "Who Killed Cock Robin, Part 1" A horse whisperer disappears in Newton Magna and a long-standing adversary of Barnaby reappears - ex-con Melvyn Stockard, who claims to be a reformed man only concerned with his daughter's impending marriage. Then a member of the wedding party is found dead in a nearby well. Part 1 of 2G


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GNOME 3 Desktop With Opera Widgets
OperaOpera is a modern browser which supports all major web standards currently in use, like CSS 2.1, XHTML 1.1, HTML 4.01, HTML5, WML 2.0, ECMAScript, DOM 2 and SVG 1.1 tiny.It's main focus is on speed of browsing . Its page load speed is pretty good even on dial up connection. It has a lot of neat features like:-
==>Supports browser Add-ons / extensions.
==>Supports desktop widgets.
==>Has an in built torrent client.
==>Has an inbuilt mail client
==>First browser to introduce speed dial first
==>First to introduce syncing for bookmarks and other settings
==>First to introduce tabs concept in browsers
==>Inbuilt RSS reader
Install Opera on openSUSE 12.1 / GNOME 3.2.1
One can use this 1-Click Install to install GTk version of opera on GNOME 3.21 / openSUSE 12.1. The installer / YaSt screens / wizard will guide you through the various steps in the installation process.You may need to type in admin password / passcode when prompted.You may also need to click "accept" / "Trust" when it prompts for accepting the repository key
Use Opera Widgets
There is no need for installation of a separate widget manager. It comes built into the browser . Once can download the widgets here.Opera defines widgets as "small web programs running outside the browser. Widgets can be both fun and useful, like games or development tools. They float on your desktop for quick and easy access to information or services". For those who are UN-initiated ,starting from version 10.10 Opera provides the ability to run the widgets as standalone applications. After the installation, the widgets can be seen as applications in the GNOME menu as an icon . The widgets on installation create link under "/ home / <Profile> / bin" .There is no need for the Opera browser to intervene. The widgets run as a separate process.
Each widget can be rearranged according to the need on the desktop.
Widget Launch Links in Bin Folder
Launch widgets Along with OS / Add widget to GNOME startup
To add the widget to the start up on needs to launch "gnome-session-properties" through Alt+F2 command quick launch window.Then add an entry for the required widget in "Add Startup program" pop up windows by clicking add button in "Startup Application preferences". This will essentially start the widget when the gnome session starts up.
Launch gnome-session-properties" through Alt+F2
Hide The widgets in GNOME window switcher
When one presses the left windows / Super key on the keyboard (OR) on moves the mouse cursor over "Activities" label in the top panel then the windows switcher can be accessed in GNOME 3 .Through the window switcher one can switch-over from using one application to the other application. In order to hide the widgets from appearing in the window switcher one can right click on each widget and set position" to "always below"
Before hiding widgets they appear in window switcher
Widgets on My Desktop
The various widgets shown here in this post are:-
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==>BBC Headlines News
==>dotoo: To-do lists.One more upgraded version of too exists here
==>Stock Monitor
==>Weather forecast.This is a cool tool and has multiple display mode like 5 days forecast , compact mode etc.The display modes can be toggled by clinking on the widget.To set the city one should click the search or magnifying glass like thing on the widget and search for the relevant city and choose the required city in the search results. The tool also allows users to set the display of temperature to either Celsius or Fahrenheit
Weather Widget city search


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Short review: I'll agree the price for membership to Explicite Art is a bit high, but then so is what they bring to you. The choice will have to be made by you, it's like choosing between champagne and beer, just how thirsty are you for the good stuff? No area to this site lacked the lavishness of high quality, and the navigation will lead you through with no thought or worries. I was more than impressed here.
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8 oz seltzer
1 heaping scoop vanilla ice cream
2 tablespoons chocolate syrup*
Scoop the ice cream into the bottom of a tall glass. Top with syrup and seltzer. Stir lightly with a long spoon. Serve with a straw and drink immediately.
Serves one.
*I used the best chocolate sauce/syrup I've had the pleasure of eating: the bittersweet chocolate sauce from Sassy Sauces. It is rather thick so I heated it slightly before use.


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At Acieta, safety is a top priority. Our evaluations are designed to ensure a safe work environment by letting robots perform the jobs that can lead to serious ergonomic conditions for employees. Companies will surely benefit from the reduction of downtime due to injuries. Proper safeguards can increase production while saving the customer from purchasing unnecessary equipment. Engineers from Acieta will perform an on-site risk assessment of current tasks to determine risks and potential injuries. In addition, we will provide a follow-up report with recommendations, plus provide and install only the necessary safeguards to make your system safe.
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When It Stops Being Fun…I'm Done
When I started blogging in 2008 my intended purpose was to bring much-needed attention to the Rockies. I felt the Rockies were ignored by the media until the actual 2007 World Series.
I thought the Rockies were Legit…So Legit they Quit.
My first blog entry…Out of the Storm the Ranter is Born
It's 2012 and I find myself not wanting to bring any attention to the Rockies. In my eyes this season is a bust and it started with the pre-spring training decision by Poot Warts to let Tom Helmer go.
Being at the ballpark just isn't as much fun as it was with Helmer at the helm.
Not like there are a lot of wins this season, but what the hell do we do to celebrate now?
Poot Warts, it's not too late…If you seriously kiss Helmer's ass and offer him a raise he may just consider returning. Helmer will always be a winner, I can't say the same about Poot Warts and the Rockies this season.
Dan O'Dowd has got to go. He's a major contributor to the Rockies internal blockage.
Drew Litton
The problem is Dan has this remarkable ability to stay nicely tucked inside Dick Monfort's colon. Personally I can't stand the smell of hot dogs.
I'm not sure where I stand with Jim Tracy.
I like Tracy, but if you look at his past performances, he's about par for "his" course here in Colorado.
As I mentioned a few weeks back on Facebook, I think the Rockies need a fan induced managerial enema.
The "Year of the Fan" is a fregg'n joke. That's an entire blog entry on its own but…Not worth the effort.
The Rockies AAA team the Sky Sox have better game day giveaways(4 bobble head this season vs the Rockies none), and consistently treat their fans much better. I really like Security Service Field in Colorado Springs. If you've never been there it's worth the trip.
I've never made a penny blogging about the Rockies. I've invested thousands of hours into my blog because I love baseball, love the Rockies and I love sharing my pictures and experiences with the Rantics and Rockies fans everywhere.
I'm not finished with the Rant. I didn't bust my ass to become the #1 MLBlogger in Colorado just to let it slip away because the Rockies suck. But on the other hand I can't support this team on the level that I have been. I've decided to stop blogging about the Rockies for the rest of this season.
I'll be checking out a few concerts this summer(Scorpions, Tesla, Kiss, Aerosmith, Cheap Trick, Motley Crue). I'll blog about those for sure but I'm done wasting my time with a team that is plagued with issues on every level and has owners who will only pay attention when the Coors Field cash cow stops producing.
I haven't left you totally high and dry. There are two up and coming Rockies bloggers, they are Mike the Rox Addict and Amy who writes "The Take from 20th and Blake". Both are friends of mine and huge Rockies fans. This dynamic duo will keep your blogging needs fulfilled in my short absence. Please check out their blogs if you haven't already.
Here's a few Ranter nuggets of wisdom for next season Rockies. Go with the managerial enema, and clean that shit up. Invest some dough into this team. Our best homegrown pitcher was Ubaldo and you tossed his ass outta here. Homegrown pitching takes too long so try more of a combination of both next season. Consider Jamie Moyer as a pitching coach replacment for Apodaca. Chalk up some much needed wins, show the loyal fans you care and try to win back the ones you pissed off by not caring.
Finally… Get rid of that fregg'n embarrassing wussie purple dinosaur mascot…Please?
I've always heard you can't polish a turd… So why do we keep buying turtle wax?
Next season…New look Rockies with new management, a new attitude, confident new pitchers and a new tough Looking Mascot. Anything less is a smack in the face of the Rockies fans who still go to Coors despite the Rockies being the bottom feeders of the NL West…Myself included.
Will I still go to Rockies games? Oh hell yeah, I have tickets to about ten more games and I'll be there because win or lose it's still baseball and the only show in town. However, I won't be taking any pictures because there is nothing about this season I want to remember. I'm also a Broncos season ticket holder and I fully intend to blog about the Broncos again this year. Towards the end of June the family and I will be in Tulsa for our first Drillers game.
What will I do with all of my free time? Were moving to a little town in the Colorado mountains called Wondervu and I'm going to take the rest of the summer to settle in, hang with my family, get to know my neighbors, learn how to make my own picture frames, and throw one helluva house-warming party.
Rantics…Give me a pass on this one. With so many bloggers doing what I do now it's time for me to "change it up". During my break I'll be in my mountain lab secretly developing the next trends in Sports Picture Blogging, cause that's what "I" do.
I'll be back with a vengeance Colorado…Bet!
I'm "D" The Ranter and even the "King of Bloggers" needs to take time to work on his castle.
Rockies…Do something!!


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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were in Slough today for two official engagements. The Queen and The Duke visited the Mars chocolate factory, in Slough (which is only a few minutes' drive from Windsor Castle, where they are staying for Easter court).
The Queen and the Duke were shown various stages in the chocolate making process. The Queen and the Duke did not sample the chocolate on offer, mainly because Mars don't hold a Royal Warrant, so The Queen being seen eating them would be an unfair endorsement.
"We were absolutely delighted to host Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh at Mars Chocolate UK," said Fiona Dawson of the Royal couple's visit.
The Queen was said to be very intrigued by the chocolate making process.
Her Majesty re-wore an outfit she wore to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in March 2011 today.
Dawson added, "we have over 1,000 associates working on the site and everyone was thrilled to be part of the visit. It has been one of the most exciting days at Mars Chocolate UK since we first opened the factory in 1932."
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Film Review: Life of PiA superb, visually enthralling technical achievement, if somewhat parched dramatically.
From Yann Martel's celebrated 2001 novel Life of Pi, director Ang Lee has fashioned a work full of images which must rank among the most beautiful ever committed to film, implanting themselves on your memory for all time. Lee uses 3D in inventive ways that seem integral, rather than imposed, and sequences like a 1950s French swimming pool, shot from below, so that swimmers look like they're floating weightlessly with the sky above them, take your breath away.
The film tells the story of Pi (Suraj Sharma), a sprightly, singular 12-year-old boy in the lovely former French colony of Pondicherry, India, who is so deeply spiritual that he immerses himself in Christianity, Islam and Hinduism simultaneously, to the shock and awe of his family. His father (Adil Hussain), a former champion swimmer, is a zookeeper, which only brings another deluge of magnificent visuals of animals wending their way through lushly paradisiacal settings. Pi revels in this environment, but change occurs when it becomes financially necessary to move the entire family and menagerie to Canada by ship. A thrillingly filmed storm at sea precipitates a shipwreck, and the only survivors in a lifeboat are Pi, a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan, a rat and the ultimate king of the beasts here, a ferocious Bengal tiger.
Food chain mayhem occurs and then the film essentially becomes a struggle for survival between Pi and that man-eating beast for the 227 days they are adrift, which will have you scratching your head at how Lee and his team managed to convey such amazingly convincing and terrifyingly close contact between our hero and the tiger, using stand-in animals and CGI. Unfortunately, as brilliantly as these scenes are accomplished, there is no denying the fact that the film rather settles into a kind of monotony, given the now very basic situation and dearth of any other incident or characters. The book was able to convey more of Pi's mental and spiritual challenges and triumphs; the film can only show you the physical effects, and it all becomes a mere case of "The Lad or the Tiger?" requiring a gigantic suspension of disbelief.
The film reveals both Lee's strengths and weaknesses, the former evincing itself in the early, quite delightful scenes of the smart, warm and funny family and their highly pictorial lifestyle. The latter, unfortunately, comes into play with the film's excessive length and a certain ponderousness, as with that oh-so-serious but hollow framing device of having the adult Pi (Irrfan Khan) relate the story to a wide-eyed Englishman (Rafe Spall, in the most thankless movie role of the year). Lee also doesn't do much to lessen the more twee elements of the book, like those elaborate explanations of Pi's name, not to mention that of the tiger, who is known as Richard Parker.
Sharma is charming and physically well up to his part's demands, but lacks the depth necessary to truly convey Pi's inner development. (It's like casting Sabu in a role demanding something more than rambunctious likeability.) Gérard Depardieu pops up as a cranky ship's cook, a welcome, if too short, bit of human cantankerousness amidst all the gentle enlightenment.
Still, there's no gainsaying Lee's incredible technical achievement here and his utter mastery of the plastic qualities of cinema, which results in so much sheer gorgeousness. In its use of 3D and every elaborate production value imaginable, I much preferred this to Martin Scorsese's heavy-handed, self-consciously aesthetic Hugo, a museum piece which lacked the beautifully organic coalition of elements that accounts for so much of Life of Pi's real magic.


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A Different Kind of Fighter
When the moment came to take a stand on the military's policy on gays, Admiral Mike Mullen led like no one before him. He talks to GQ about his decision to speak out
If, in some near or distant future, there is a Pride parade at Fort Bragg, people will probably want to commemorate the moment when the military began accepting openly gay service members. It won't be President Obama's campaign promise to end "Don't ask, don't tell" they're commemorating, or the day when the law is finally repealed. It will be the moment, in February 2010, that Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified before Congress. What was striking about his testimony isn't that he said he thought it was time, or that the public was ready for it. The reason he gave was simple: He thought the policy was wrong. As Mullen put it, "No matter how I look at this issue, I cannot escape being troubled by the fact that we have in place a policy which forces young men and women to lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens. For me personally, it comes down to integrity—theirs as individuals and ours as an institution." Here was the highest-ranking officer in the country, with his chest full of ribbons, saying that the policy undermined the values of the military. "It's incredibly moving because it speaks to the American tradition of a military that's part of American society, that's governed by the same standards and same conduct as American society as a whole," says Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and gay activist Tony Kushner.
Alexander Nicholson, the director of Servicemembers United, an advocacy group for gay soldiers, says that it took a few moments for the significance of his words to sink in. "It wasn't just the turning point," he says. "It was someone slamming their foot on the accelerator. The issue went from zero to sixty in a matter of two minutes." With Mullen's testimony, the law's repeal moved from talking point to inevitability—and indeed in October a district court judge banned the policy, effective immediately. (For politically confusing reasons, the Obama administration was appealing the decision when we went to press.) GQ visited Mullen at the Pentagon to talk about his legacy, the repeal, and advising the president on the toughest national-security dilemmas of the day.
**A lot of folks are amazed that you're on Twitter. Do you actually do the tweeting yourself? **
On occasion.
Has it been useful?
Useful in a sense that I'm a big believer in trying to figure out a way to connect with those I lead—and they're a whole lot younger than I am! I know that the whole world of social networking and connectivity is really important. I mean I've seen it; I've got 30-year-old sons. And I remember being 21 and what was on my mind—and it was a whole lot different than what was on my parents' minds. So I'm trying to be in touch with that. And that's really critical, because as I lead them, I need to understand them.
You've been the chairman of the Joint Chiefs since 2007. What do you want your legacy to be?
I don't do legacy. There are those who have urged me to focus more on it. What has been hugely important for me is—remember, I came in as chairman just as the surge in Iraq was happening—is leading and managing in Iraq. And there was no question at some point in this tour that Afghanistan would come into focus, and it's more than just "come into focus." So being involved in the strategy and making sure we have the right people in the right places in Afghanistan and Pakistan is extremely important. I've spent my time focused on the people part of this business. We're doing things none of us could've imagined a few years ago in terms of deployments, rotations, and the impact on military members and their families. I've tried to keep that front and center, to make sure our people will be okay in the future.
Speaking of the people who serve under you: The rates of unemployment and homelessness among veterans are increasing. What can you do about it?
Well, I can put a light on it—and I'm really endeavoring to do that, particularly on health, education, and employment. My perspective is Vietnam. I fought in that war. It was ended ten years before homelessness really took a grip. There's an enormous amount of talent coming home, going into communities around the country, [but I know] there will be challenges associated with wounds visible and invisible as people transition back into communities. So the questions are: How do I go to school? Get an education? How do I assimilate back into the community to make a difference? How do I raise a family? Their lives have changed, but their dreams haven't changed at all.
But you don't have as much control over what happens to veterans as people who are still in active service.
These are still my people. I've asked them to sacrifice, and they have. I feel responsibility for that. They are also a pretty strong recruiting message to those who would look to join the military in the future. So if the totality of that story is a positive one, they set up a recruiting network.
I hate to stick to sad subjects, but I want to raise the issue of suicide among active enlistees. There were four suicides at Fort Hood, I think, a couple of weeks ago.
Two weeks ago. Five over the weekend.
It's epidemic. And really chilling.
That's fair.
Obviously PTSD isn't new. But is this new? Suicide is an unbelievably complex, difficult issue. In the country there are 32,000-plus suicides a year—but there's not extensive research on this [phenomenon in the army]. We're about a year into a five-year study on the issue that the army put in place. It's the first comprehensive work of its kind, and it will spin off results as it goes—because, as I told the research team, I can't wait five years. I'm losing too many people.
In your "Don't ask, don't tell" testimony earlier this year, you argued that the policy is a threat to morale, because it undermines the honor and integrity of soldiers. What led you to that line of thinking?
I have a very difficult time leading an organization—one of whose pillars is integrity—and asking people to lie every single day they come to work.
It is widely accepted that the army's decision to integrate pushed the culture at large closer to acceptance of civil rights. Do you think a repeal of DADT could have a similar effect?
On the issue of integration, the military led society. With respect to this issue, we're clearly not leading. There are many institutions throughout the country that have made this decision some time ago. So in terms of the direct comparison? I'd say that back then the military was in the lead, and right now I think society is in the lead.
What do you think is the biggest practical obstacle to repeal?
Actually, I don't know that at this point. There are a bunch of areas that have to be resolved: housing benefits, those kinds of things. What I'm most concerned about is whether or not a change like this would impact readiness or unit cohesion, retention, or recruiting. Those are the areas that we're focused on. I just don't know the answers yet. But if the law changes, there's no question we'll follow it. Absolutely.


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World Champion Coach Scott Kendricks Coaching Clinic
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Travel Circuit Done, Winter Championships Done and Now Season.
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By Kathryn Kopchik
LEWISBURG, Pa. — The Union County Veterans 4th of July Committee and Bucknell University are joining to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first inductees into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Inaugural members of the Hall of Fame were Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner and Christy Mathewson, a member of Bucknell's Class of 1902.
"Matty" performance
The celebration includes a performance of "Matty: An Evening with Christy Mathewson," on Thursday, June 23, at 7 p.m. in the Lewisburg High School. Actor Eddie Frierson portrays the 20th century All-American hero in a one-man play.
Tickets for "Matty" are $10 for adults, and $5 for children under 12; children must be accompanied by an adult. Proceeds from the play benefit the Lewisburg Cemetery. Tickets are available in advance at Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate and The Mercantile or at the door prior to the performance.
Gate rededication
The Christy Mathewson Gate will be rededicated on Friday, June 24, with a service at 3:30 p.m. in Rooke Chapel at Bucknell. The service will be followed by the placing of a wreath on Christy's grave in the Lewisburg Cemetery. The gate was originally presented by organized baseball in Mathewson's memory in 1928 with a dedication led by Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis, national commissioner of baseball, and attended by Mathewson's son, Christy Jr.
Veterans Parade with Hall of Fame descendants
The celebration concludes on Saturday, June 25, with the 17th Annual Union County Veterans 4th of July Parade. In character as Christy Mathewson, Parade Marshall Frierson will be joined by parade guests Cindy Cobb McGowan, the granddaughter of Ty Cobb; Hank Johnson Thomas, the grandson of Walter Johnson; Linda Ruth Tossetti, the granddaughter of Babe Ruth; Leslie Wagner Roberts, the granddaughter of Honus Wagner; and David Roberts, an active member of the U.S. Navy and great-grandson of Honus Wagner.
The parade will begin at 10 a.m. at the Lewisburg High School and travel down Market Street to South Third Street before ending at the President's Grove at Bucknell for a veterans recognition ceremony at 11:30 a.m. and a picnic and band concert beginning at noon.
Christy Mathewson bio
Mathewson, who was born in Factoryville, served as president of the Bucknell class of 1902. Often regarded as baseball's greatest pitcher, he was a three-sport athlete for Bucknell, playing football, basketball and baseball. His football success helped him earn a contract to play baseball for Norfolk of the Virginia League his junior year.
He left Bucknell in 1899 to begin his professional baseball career, playing with the New York Giants and the Cincinnati Reds; he also served as part-time president of the Boston Braves. He married Jane Stoughton, a native of Lewisburg and a graduate of the Bucknell Female Institute, in 1902. Their son, Christy Jr., who was born in 1906, graduated from Bucknell in 1927. In 1918, Mathewson enlisted in the U.S. Army, serving in the Chemical Service with Ty Cobb. He died in 1925 and is buried in the Lewisburg Cemetery, alongside his wife and son.
Freedom Ride
The Union County Veterans 4th of July Committee also is sponsoring a Freedom Ride beginning in Factoryville at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 23. The bicycle ride, which honors veterans, wounded warriors, Paralympic athletes and patriots, will conclude in Lewisburg on Saturday with riders participating in the parade.
Other events include the concert, "If You Knew Sousa" by the Allentown Band, America's oldest continuous concert band since 1828, Friday, June 24, at 7 p.m. in Wolfe Field on North Water Street, followed by a fireworks extravaganza at Wolfe Field on June 24 at 9 p.m., sponsored by RiverWoods; and the "Stars and Stripes Forever" concert by the Penn Central Wind Band, conducted by William Kenny, on Wednesday June 29, at 7:30 p.m. in Hufnagle Park. For more information, visit http://www.unioncountyveterans4thofjuly.com/
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Even now, many PHP developers are reluctant to implement the registry design pattern. Using the pattern seems similar to using the "evil" and deprecated global variables. But the truth is that, when used in a conscientious and responsible manner, the pattern can be really helpful. Its functionality allows you to retrieve and save resources (usually objects, although other data types are valid as well) throughout different points of an application using a predefined storage mechanism.
What's more, implementing the pattern in PHP is such an approachable process that it's possible to create all sorts of registries even if you have only an average background in classes and objects. It's that simple, really.
This doesn't mean, however, that registries should be considered outdated structures that must be deprecated in favor of more effective solutions. In fact, some well-established, enterprise-level frameworks, including one of the most well-known contenders in the field, namely the Zend Framework (http://framework.zend.com), implements a static registry via its Zend_Registry component. This can be manipulated at will by means of a neat variety of options.
Of course, you don't need to build an entire framework from scratch to understand the logic that stands behind the registry pattern. To prove that point, in the preceding part of this article series I went thought the development of a simple hierarchy composed of two basic classes. The first one was an abstract Singleton that defined the structure of generic registries, and the second one was a refined implementation of the abstract parent, tasked with saving and fetching resources by using a private array.
While this sample hierarchy of classes does a decent job of illustrating how functional registries can be when implemented with some constraints, it'd be useful to create yet another registry class that uses a mechanism different from plain arrays to fetch and store resources across several points of an application. With that idea in mind, in this second chapter of the series I'm going to demonstrate how to build an additional registry, which will behave like a simple session handler.
Now, let's start building the session-based registry.
{mospagebreak title=Review: building an array-based registry}
As usual, before I begin explaining how to create the session-based registry class mentioned in the introduction, first I'd like to spend a few moments reintroducing the source code of the classes defined in the previous part of the series. It used the "get_called_class()" function available from PHP 5.3 to build a hierarchy of Singleton registries. Here's how the classes in question were initially created, starting with the corresponding abstract parent:
abstract class AbstractRegistry
protected static $_instances = array();
// get Singleton instance of the registry (uses the 'get_called_class()' function available in PHP 5.3)
public static function getInstance()
// resolves the called class at run time
$class = get_called_class();
if (!isset(self::$_instances[$class]))
self::$_instances[$class] = new $class;
return self::$_instances[$class];
// overridden by some subclasses
protected function __construct(){}
// prevent cloning instance of the registry
protected function __clone(){}
// implemented by subclasses
abstract public function set($key, $value);
// implemented by subclasses
abstract public function get($key);
// implemented by subclasses
abstract public function clear();
As you can see above, understanding the driving logic of the previous abstract registry is a straightforward process. All that this class does is implement its Singleton "getInstance()" method and declare the remaining ones abstract (with the exception of the pertinent constructor, naturally).
With this abstract parent already up and running, creating a concrete registry that saves and fetches resources from an internal array is as simple as creating the following subclass. Take a look at it, please:
class ArrayRegistry extends AbstractRegistry
private $_data = array();
// save new data to the array registry
public function set($key, $value)
$this->_data[$key] = $value;
// get data from the array registry
public function get($key)
return isset($this->_data[$key]) ? $this->_data[$key] : NULL;
// clear the state of the array registry
public function clear()
$this->_data = array();
There you have it. While the new "ArrayRegistry" class only implements three basic and easy-to-follow methods, it encapsulates the functionality required for handling resources (be it strings, numbers or objects) throughout different stages of an application via a single private array. That's not rocket science, is it?
If you're interested in seeing how to put this class to work, take a look at the following example. It shows how to use the class to store the full name of an old, famous writer to the class's $_data array, and how to retrieve it at a later time. Here's how the example in question looks:
// include source classes
require_once 'AbstractRegistry.php';
require_once 'ArrayRegistry.php';
// get Singleton instance of the ArrayRegistry class
$arrayRegistry = ArrayRegistry::getInstance();
// save some data to the array registry at one point of the application
$arrayRegistry->set('user1', 'Robert Louis Stevenson');
// get data from the array registry at some other point of the application
echo 'Full name of user1 : ' . $arrayRegistry->get('user1');
See how easy it is to use this array-based registry? I bet you do! To make the above example a little more educational and "literary," the resource being saved and fetched afterward is a string containing the author of the classic terror novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Case_of_Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde), (which both scared and fascinated me in my childhood). It's possible to handle other kinds of data, such as numbers, arrays and even objects.
So far, so good. Now that you've recalled how to work with the previous registry classes, it's time to continue exploring the functionality offered by this pattern. Therefore, in the next section I'm going to demonstrate how to create a whole new registry class whose underlying storage mechanism will be the superglobal $_SESSION PHP array.
To learn more about how this session-based registry will be defined, click on the link that appears below and keep on reading.
{mospagebreak title=Building a session-based registry}
In reality, building a session-driven registry is very similar to creating one that handles resources via arrays, except for some tiny subtleties that are easy to guess: first, the registry must be capable of creating and destroying sessions through specific methods; and second, all of the resources must be stored on the familiar $_SESSION PHP array.
With that said, here's the definition of this whole new registry class, which fits the aforementioned requirements in a pretty decent way:
class SessionRegistry extends AbstractRegistry
// protected constructor
protected function __construct()
// serve data to the session registry
public function set($key, $value)
$_SESSION[$key] = $value;
// get session data from the session registry
public function get($key)
return isset($_SESSION[$key]) ? $_SESSION[$key] : NULL;
// clear the state of the session registry
public function clear()
As I explained a moment ago, creating a registry that saves and fetches session data is an approachable process that doesn't bear any further discussion. In the class above, the constructor is responsible for creating/resuming a session, while the "clear()" method is charged with destroying it by using some session-related PHP functions, which you've surely used hundreds of times before.
Disguised under the rather obscure name of "session-based registry," the previous class is nothing but a simple (yet functional) session handling class that allows you to manipulate session data via a couple of setters and getters, and nothing else.
So, do you understand how this registry does its thing? Great. Now, it's time to leap forward and give it a try, so you can see for yourself if it works as expected. This testing process will be accomplished in the following section, so go ahead and read the lines to come.
{mospagebreak title=The session-driven registry in action}
Below you'll find an example that shows how to work with the session registry class that you saw before. Here it is:
// include source classes
require_once 'AbstractRegistry.php';
require_once 'SessionRegistry.php';
// get Singleton instance of the SessionRegistry class
$sessionRegistry = SessionRegistry::getInstance();
// save some data to the session registry
$sessionRegistry->set('user2', 'Susan Norton');
// get data from the session registry
echo 'Full name of user2 : ' . $sessionRegistry->get('user2');
Mission accomplished. As you can see, storing and retrieving resources by using the Singleton instance of the previous "SessionRegistry" class is a straightforward process that can be grasped in a snap. Again, for demonstration purposes the class performs the corresponding saving and retrieval tasks on a sample string, but a registry (be it static or functional at instance-level) will most likely be utilized with objects. In either case, the code fragments included in this tutorial should provide you with the right pointers to grasp the underlying logic of building several registries in PHP.
Lastly, if you feel adventurous and want to expand your current programming skills, I suggest you use Composition instead of Inheritance and create registries that utilize different storage mechanisms, which can be injected into a class that consumes a common interface. In doing so, you'll be taking advantage of the benefits offered by Polymorphism. What are you waiting for? Go ahead and start coding!
Final thoughts
Over the course of this second part of the series, I demonstrated how easy it is to define a session-based registry class based on the abstract parent created in the first tutorial. This creation process was extremely straightforward, so in theory you shouldn't have major problems building your own registry classes or even improving the ones that you learned so far in this series.
In the last article, I'm going to set up a final example that will put all of these sample registry classes to work together. Now that you know what to expect from that final installment, you don't have any excuses to miss it!


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The mark of a truly advanced computer user is knowing how to use keyboard shortcuts, the quick combos that seem like magic to mouse-dependent, casual typists. But although most techies operate with a full suite of operating system shortcuts in mind, they often neglect the ones built into web browsers. Considering how important the browser is to daily computing life, it's a shame that most people don't bother to master it. So here are the nine essential shortcuts for Chrome, IE9, or Firefox that everyone should know.
Ctrl+F is the bread-and-butter shortcut of Internet research. Press this combination and you'll get a search box that finds words and phrases on the current web page. Ctrl+F is particularly useful if your web search returns a forum thread or long article; instead of meticulously hunting for the statement you searched, you can use this shortcut to jump right to it. Ctrl+F is so incredibly powerful that the people who use it regularly are often shocked to find out that not everyone knows it exists.
Now that Firefox and IE9 have moved their "refresh" buttons into the address bar to save space, F5 is handier than ever. Rather than carefully clicking that small, easily-missed icon, you can use a single button press to reload the page. F5 is especially useful if you're waiting for a site to update, and need to reload it more than once. Lots of software programs also use F5 as their refresh/reload shortcut, so its a good one to memorize.
Toolbars and buttons are fine when you're browsing around, but once you find the page you want to read or the Google Doc you need to work on, those interface elements are just in the way. Fortunately, your browser includes a one-button path to a no-distraction zen mode. Press F11 and the current page will go into full screen view, pushing the stuff you don't need out of the way and leaving behind a screen full of pure content.
So rarely pressed that most people forget they exist, Home and End are actually a useful pair of keys if you know how they work in a browser. Home automatically jumps to the top of a page, while End takes you straight to the bottom. That functionality may not seem like a big deal, but when you're wading through an update feed on Twitter or Facebook, pressing Home can save an awful lot of scroll-wheeling.
Ctrl+Mouse Scroll Wheel or +/-
Some websites seem to think that everyone in the world has 20/20 vision, so using dictionary-small text is perfectly acceptable. Fortunately, browsers have a zoom level that can compensate for those tiny fonts, as well as a simple shortcut to adjust it. If both your hands are on the keyboard, hold down Ctrl and reach up to the +/- keys to quickly pan in or out. If you've got one hand on your mouse, hold Ctrl and run the scroll wheel up or down.
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Just a small note to anyone interested, that I am hard at work to get Shed Skin version 0.0.6 ready before the end of the year. It already supports an almost unmodified OO raytracer of about 350 lines (pygmy, with a speedup of about 40 on this sempron 2200+), as well as some other larger new programs. Simple inheritance has been improved by a lot. I am currently working on exception handling, which will probably be supported well in 0.0.6. Thanks to bearophile, a huge amount of bugs have additionally been
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Please let me know if you have interesting use cases of inheritance and/or exceptions, and I would be glad to look into any problems. In that case, please ask me for the latest version of the compiler first (I have no access to CVS currently.)
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Exchange Add-Ons: MailChimp
The MailChimp add-on is a premium add-on for iThemes Exchange.
To use the MailChimp add on, you'll first need to create an account and a list at MailChimp.com.
On your site, you'll install the Exchange MailChimp add-on as you would any other plugin on your site. To enable/disable the MailChimp add-on, you'll go into Exchange > Add-ons.
Once installed and enabled, you'll go to the settings (the gear symbol next to the Enabled button on the Add-ons page).
You'll need to go into your MailChimp settings and then Extras > API Keys to create the key you'll use on this site.
There, you'll find a button to create an API Key then copy that key.
Back in your MailChimp add-on settings in Exchange, you'll paste your API key in. Entering your API key will populate the MailChimp List drop down menu. If you have multiple lists, they will allow show in the drop down menu.
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