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Here Comes the Bow Tie
The rumors we've been hearing for the last six months or so were somewhat confirmed at the SEMA Show-GM is entering the import racing scene in 2002. The General Motors booth contained two wild drag racers designed to compete in a tube-frame FWD category. The Cavalier pictured is expected to compete, while a yellow Cavalier, dubbed the 425 A/FX, will be campaigned as an exhibition car. There could well be two other GM racers burning rubber in the water box in 2002. Check page 46 for the details.
Abel Ibarra Lands Lucrative Sponsorship Package
Abel Ibarra was one of the biggest winners in Vegas-and he was nowhere near a casino. Abel's dream came true when it was announced that Flaco Racing signed a three-year sponsorship package with K&N Engineering for both of the team's cars. Look for Abel's RX-7 and the R-100 piloted by Efren Vasquez to be flexing fresh paint schemes for the 2002 season.
NHRA and NIRA Merge
A "strategic alliance" was forged between the NHRA and NIRA sanctioning bodies during the 2001 SEMA Show. Primedia, the publisher of Turbo, acquired NIRA when it took over EMAP USA. The press conference announced that NHRA, NIRA and Primedia "will join forces to significantly strengthen the NHRA Summit Import Drag Racing Series to make it the most dominant player in the import scene."
NHRA/NIRA 2002 Schedule
|April 13-14
|Gainesville, Fla.
|May 4-5
|Englishtown, N.J.
|May 18-19
|Atco, N.J.
|June 1-2
|June 15-16
|Maple Grove, Pa.
|August 3-4
|August 17-18
|Woodburn, Ore.
|September 7-8
|Sonoma, Calif.
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1. chucky (about Manny Ramirez): I understand what you're saying about burying grudges for the good of the team. But, I disagree that placating Ramirez would have been the way to go. I thought the Red Sox made the right decision to get rid of him. Even if it means not getting to the World Series (of course, we don't know that, yet).
2. Jim (on dealing Delgado to Minnesota): The Twins might need a DH/1B type, but I don't see them trading a top prospect in the offseason for Delgado, who has these red flags: salary, injury history, age and the question of whether his second half was a fluke.
3. Steve (The Original) (on Phillie fans at Citi Field): Tickets will be a premium next year at Citi Field. Plus, there are fewer of them to go around. If I had season tickets, I would sell my Yankee and Phillie tickets to pay for the whole package. I'm sure I'm not the only one with those capitalist leanings.-JD

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Even though the Toyota takes on water like the Titanic, the snorkel keeps the engine running and the Landcruiser manages to gain enough traction in the mud to un-sink itself. Awesome.
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Dir. Sean McConville
When a screenwriter travels to a house in the middle of nowhere to finish her latest project, sinister occurrences ensue. Given that said screenwriter is recovering from a recent nervous breakdown, staying alone in a big old house in the middle of nowhere probably wasn't the greatest idea ever. However it means that director McConville can play that old 'is she really seeing ghosts or just losing her mind again' card.
I enjoy catching random horror films on late night TV. Sometimes you're rewarded for idly flicking through the channels until something catches your eye – favourite films I've discovered this way include Cat People, Halloween, The Pit and the Pendulum and Dawn of the Dead. When you see that a horror film starring Brittany Murphy as a nervous writer staying alone in a creepy house has just started – you just have to watch it. Deadline seemed to me to have a lot of potential; a nice (if not wholly original) idea, a pace and tone that initially suggested slow-burning creepiness, some moody cinematography, and the names Brittany Murphy and Thora Birch in the titles. Sadly, while it possesses a quiet moodiness, Deadline is also so lumbered with clichés and obvious signposts it never generates any suspense.
Throughout the crawling running time we're subjected to cliché after cliché - doors slowly creaking open, baths overflowing, wet footprints appearing, someone playing Moonlight Sonata in the dead of night. That sort of thing. The sort of thing you've seen in every other horror film ever. As this is a contemporary horror film, the protagonist is also armed with a video-camera, and while this is a handy plot device and ensures McConville can treat us to grainy POV shots aplenty, it makes no sense. But wait! Not long after some spooky stuff happens, Alice (Murphy) finds a horde of DV tapes while exploring the scary attic, which is handy because she just happens to have a DV camera to watch them on. Cue house's violent backstory and typical underuse of Thora Birch, as Alice watches the gradual breakdown of the marriage of former residents Lucy and David; which David handily documented on his DV camera. Here the narrative splits between us watching Murphy who is watching the tapes – and Birch – the young married woman featured on the tapes, whose husband is becoming increasingly possessive and hostile. And filming it all.
|Things to do in a haunted house: Take a bath.
|Things to do in a haunted house: Take another bath.
The plot thickens as Alice begins to suspect that the house is haunted by Thora Birch. More clichés abound as spooky messages appear on her laptop, half glimpsed figures dart past the foreground or appear in mirrors, and countless slow tracking shots around the house remind us that Alice is all alone. When she isn't watching the tapes or wondering why the bath is overflowing, or indeed, just sitting in the bath pouting and gazing off into the distance looking confused and a bit sleepy, she wanders around the house looking quite confused. There's an eerie nursery with an empty cot, naturally, and all the while the house creaks and moans - probably under the weight of the clichés that are languidly unfolding within it.
|'How spooky. The bath is full of water. I should probably take another bath.'
|Thora really wishes Brittany would stop hogging the bath.
An emaciated Murphy seems unsure of herself – it's quite hard not to read into her somnambulistic performance given the tragic circumstances of her life around the time this film – one of her last – was made. Birch is typically wasted and Marc Blucas elicits about as much menace as Alice's laptop. Meanwhile as Alice is increasingly convinced that "there's someone in the house" (no, really?), she starts downing the medication and upping the ambiguity of whether or not she's really being haunted or just slipping back into a psychological breakdown. Talk of her abusive ex-boyfriend's release from jail doesn't help, nor does it generate any suspense as the film just plods along to its twisty, jaw-droppingly stupefying climax.
Deadline is a wasted opportunity. Its muddled script wastes the talents of Murphy and Birch – who are given so little to work with – and McConville's reticent direction fails to generate any tension or illicit any emotional reaction from the viewer. This should have been a creepy slow-burner, not a tedious burn-out.


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Love That Dog! necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 156 diseños de 25 diseñadores freelance.
Love That Dog!
I have had the honor and privilege of having several dogs and cats over the years and in that time I have run into problems as an owner that I could find no practical solution. When I was presented with the opportunity to care for others pets, my business of Love That Dog was born. I am mobile, active and energetic as my pups I watch. What I found was various issues and problems that were never practically addressed by practical ideas. I am a thinker and a doer. This created the next phase of my life as an inventor of solutions to problems I have encountered. I have address the needs of things like cold hands, dirty cars, smelly cars, hot dogs and in the process of bringing them all to market under the umbrella company to be known as, "Love That Dog!" . The name originates from my expenditures on my own pets and it was the answer to the question, "why spend that much?"...Answer? Because I just love that dog!
Generally the market is dog owners, but can be expanded into dog and cat owners. My products are currently toward dogs, but there will be more to come and the target may be other than dogs. The target audience is a mobile set. They might be walking, running or driving around with their dogs (pets). The age demographic will be looking for bright practical easy to read/understand visually. The age specific demographic is a rather large range, 20s to 60s (typical bell shaped curve). I would expect more married females with children to purchase the items due to the preponderance of the typical Subaru wagon with 2 kids and a dog stuffed in the back I see all the time.
This identity is the launching point and focus of the product line. The name of the business "Love That Dog!" is a statement. You see bumper stickers of the "I heart my (fill in the blank breed) dog" and the popularity of some breeds like fashion statements as examples of how people identify with their pet. The logo should be less Disney cartoony without being too serious. I like paw prints and stylized dogs in action. I don't like "spaniel with duck, hunting posture" in oil paint (think Cabela's Sports) as this will not be addressing any hunters needs. It should convey action, movement. Head out the window ears flapping, medium size breed dog. Always happy. Owner happy, dog happy.
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Free LOVE Park
Edmund Bacon (1910-2005), who conceived LOVE Park, signs a skateboard on the first day of summer, 2005. Pics
LOVE Park demonstration, June 2005
Watch a short film featuring Robert Indiana, who created the LOVE sculpture.
LOVE Park (JFK Plaza) was built in the 1960s at the eastern end of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and across from City Hall. In the late 1980s, by an accident of history, young people discovered that the park's curving stairs and ledges were perfect for skateboarding.
LOVE Park in Philadelphia is famous as a mixed-use urban space and world capital of skateboarding, celebrated by millions as one of the most recognized landmarks of a $2 billion-a-year industry.
LOVE Park is a celebrated venue for Street Skateboarding, a popular form of the sport that uses natural urban features, rather than manufactured ramps. Because of LOVE Park, Philadelphia was home to some of the world's top skateboarding professionals, and was the centerpiece of ESPN's X Games, making Philadelphia the only city to hold the Games twice in a row.
The City's 2002 enforcement of the ban on skateboarding in LOVE Park dealt a major blow to Philadelphia's ability to position itself as a magnet for youth and the creative economy, in the context of its ongoing urban renaissance. The young, hip, and connected demographic that Philadelphia seeks to attract saw LOVE Park as an icon of its culture, and the City's stance as an indicator of its position toward youth and progress.
In the interest of developing a compromise solution, in the summer of 2004, a coalition of civic organizations lobbied the City to ease its prohibition on skateboarding in LOVE Park. A number of disparate organizations formed the Friends of Love Park (FOLP) and developed a "Balanced Solution" to address the concerns of many different park users while returning skating to LOVE Park on a limited basis.
The Balanced Solution won wide support from many of Philadelphia's leading citizen voices and organizations including: The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Philadelphia Daily News, Council Majority Leader Jannie Blackwell, City Council Parks and Recreation Committee Chairwoman Blondell Reynolds-Brown, then-City Controller Jonathan Saidel, former City Planning Director Edmund N. Bacon, the park's architect Vincent G. Kling, Young Involved Philadelphia, the Logan Square Neighbors Association, and the Independence Hall Association.
FOLP obtained 10,000 signatures in support of the Balanced Solution, from 40 countries across the globe. Additionally, FOLP secured over $1,000,000 in contributions to fund the initial renovations and activities of the organization. The Balanced Solution, in short, limited skateboarding to after 3:00 PM on weekdays, separating it from the lunch crowd; created pedestrian-only pathways separated by grass strips from the areas where skateboarding is permitted; and established that a nonprofit organization would raise the funds to pay for the park's maintenance, thereby relieving the taxpayer of any such cost.
It was a strong plan, with vast support, creating a compromise to benefit the civic good and the City's future. However, the Mayor's office rejected the plan. Philadelphia still awaits a foresighted mayor and City Council to re-shape the course of history and bring skateboarding back to LOVE Park!
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Jannie Blackwell
|Not yet officially on-board
Darrell Clarke, 5th District (LOVE's district)
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I noticed in Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Plunges into the Presidency (I was giving my son a bath, which entails waiting while he tries to empty the tub with his splashing!) that one of George Washington's favorite desserts was his wife's whiskey cake. This interested me because I recently made a whiskey cake that my own husband just adored. So I set out to find Martha's recipe. I found this recipe for a "great cake" from Mount Vernon:
Take 40 eggs and divide the whites from the yolks & beat them to a froth then work 4 pounds of butter to a cream & put the whites of eggs to it a Spoon full at a time till it is well work'd then put 4 pounds of sugar finely powderd [sic] to it in the same manner then put in the Youlks [sic] of eggs & 5 pounds of flower [sic] & 5 pounds of fruit. 2 hours will bake it add to it half an ounce of mace & nutmeg half a pint of wine & some frensh [sic] brandy."
I think I'll stick with my recipe!
I'm going to include another Martha recipe, this one from The First Ladies Cookbook.
Rich Custard
1 qt milk, scalded
6 eggs
½ cup cold milk
½ cup sugar
¼ tsp vanilla or almond extract
pinch salt
Scald 1 quart milk; add ½ cup sugar, and a pinch of salt. Beat 6 whole eggs and add cold milk to them. Stir, and gradually add to the hot milk mixture. Cook in top double boiler until custard coast the spoon. When cold, add the flavoring.
Now there are some recipes to try for Christmas!
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Martha's Whiskey Cake
Labels: George Washington, Holidays, Martha Washington
2 comments:
- M said...
I get a copy of one of the books in the Uncle John's Bathroom Reader series every Christmas from my sister-in-law. I did not know about the Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Plunges into the Presidency book though. It is now on my reading list...
- EHT said...
Wow...40 eggs! That must have been some cake.
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The perceived wisdom regarding Winston Churchill seems to be that after leading Britain to victory, in 1945 his Conservative party was rejected by an electorate who put their trust in Attlee's Labour party to build a home fit for heroes. What is very rarely mentioned is that Churchill in fact served on as leader of the opposition, and somehow became Prime Minister again between 1951 and 1955.
Churchill was by no means a party politician, having already defected from the Conservatives to the Liberals and then back again during his career. During the war he concentrated almost completely on fighting the war, leaving domestic affairs to a number of Labour politicians. Whilst this was no doubt wise for the war effort, it marginalised Churchill's appeal when it came to post-war politics.
The consensus amonst Conservative figures after 1945 was that Churchill would shuffle off into retirment, and hand over the his long-awaiting successor, Anthony Eden. But with his usual childlike stubborness, Churchill somehow managed to cling onto leadership of the party, even during a time when his now well-known depression was raging, and whilst he was engaged with writing his eponymous history of the Second Word War. Churchill routinely handed over more mundane party leadership duties to Eden, Salisbury and Butler.
It seems that Churchill really did miss the cut-and-thrust of international diplomacy more than anything else. Apart from pride, his greatest desire in clinging to power seems to have been to finish off where he left off in 1945: with a grand three-power summit with the US and the Soviet Union, in order to end the Cold War. This was a rather simplistic way of viewing things. Britain no longer had a place at the top table of world affairs, even if US leadership of the western world – in particular that of Eisenhower – left much to be desired. But is it right to keep a political career running merely in the name of placing a full stop?
Its amazing to read of just obstinate Churchill was in continually brushing off demands for his retirement. His colleagues were of course in an impossible position. Churchill was undoubtedly faltering and a shadow of his former self, but how to retire a war hero and national treasure? His cabinet colleagues, his family, doctor, staff, US president and politicians and even the royal establishment tried countless times to convince him to retire, without success. Even a number of serious strokes could not keep Churchill down. Evidence, if any was needed, that although his faculties were failing, the famous Bulldog spirit still remained. All the same, we have to be glad that whatever we think of them, modern Prime Ministers tend to be somewhat fitter and are not so difficult to 'retire'.
I wanted to like this book. But, sadly, the manner in which it is based on what are loosely described as 'conversations' with conservative party figures makes it hard for me to think of it as a work of History. The paucity of references is disappointing. Barbara Leaming is a political biographer, whose most notable work was a life of President Kennedy. An American, she also has a background in writing articles for The Times, Vanity Fair and the New York Times Magazine. It does feel very much like a work of journalism, and would no doubt make a great serialisation in American media, who are probably more fascinated by Churchill than even we are. It is, none the less, an interesting glimpse at British politics, and Churchill the man.
Churchill Defiant is published by Harper Collins


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You have always made it clear your disdain for historical science - hence my
strong replies. You cannot wiggle out of that easily.
What you actually hold baffles me, one one hand apparently YEC and the other
a Big Banger . Perhaps you need to understand why such an idiosyncratic
position causes confusion and misunderstanding. You are giving two messages
or rather it is usually only one.
Well if Jesus came and told me he created the earth in 7 days, I would point
him to the 9th commandment (8th for George) and tell him he couldn't be the
Christ, and must be one of the false messiahs
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alexanian, Moorad" <email@example.com>
To: "Michael Roberts" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; "Iain Strachan"
Cc: "John Burgeson (ASA member)" <email@example.com>;
<firstname.lastname@example.com>; "George Cooper" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 10:03 PM
Subject: RE: [asa] Advice for conversing with YECs
Dear Michael,
First, I want to apologize for my stern return of your comments. I love
justice and thought your comments were unjustly ascribing to me some
beliefs, which I do not have.
1) I have never rejected the findings of historical sciences. I have
tried to emphasize the difference between historical sciences and
experimental sciences. To me forensic science is a good prototype of a
historical science, which uses the findings of experimental sciences to
establish the truth or falsehood of assumed historical propositions.
2) Why don't you join the group and write some non-YEC articles.
3) Condemn me for being part of the website but please do not ascribe to
me what others write and post on it. I am part of this list and there are
views, which I do not consider valid, but I still choose to remain on the
list. As a physicist, I do not study the history of the earth. However, I
have published papers of the history of the early universe according to the
results of the Big Bang model of the creation of the universe.
I think is a bit boastful of you to know more about me than what I know of
myself. Please do not keep on guessing what I believe. I try to make a clear
distinction of what I know and what I do not know. Everything has followed a
continuous path from the very beginning and in that sense; everything is of
the same age and equally old. It is the formation or the birth of entities
that can be dated.
If the Lord Jesus the Christ came to earth and told you that He did create
the universe in seven days, how would you convince Him that He is wrong?
Physics deals with repeatable experiments and their generalizations into
laws. History and historical sciences deal with unique events. I hope we
all know that distinction.
Take care,
From: Michael Roberts [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Sun 10/26/2008 4:58 PM
To: Alexanian, Moorad; Iain Strachan
Cc: John Burgeson (ASA member); email@example.com; George Cooper
Subject: Re: [asa] Advice for conversing with YECs
Please correct me if I am wrong
1. You consistently reject historical science and do not accept the
conclusions of historical scientists like geologists
2. The earth history websites seems to have NO non-yec articles . It is 100%
YEC and you are part of it and have not criticised it in any way.
3. Their mission statement sounds good but even then all their articles are
Everything you have written supports my contention - unless you adopt a
view like the SDA which insists on flood geology reject all geology for 250
years (Perhaps I should do the same with physics)
Thus I suggest you are old universe and young earth, with recordable
geological activity only over the last 6000 years.
I wonder if you would convince Obama
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alexanian, Moorad" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Iain Strachan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Cc: "John Burgeson (ASA member)" <email@example.com>;
<email@example.com>; "George Cooper" <email@example.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 1:38 PM
Subject: RE: [asa] Advice for conversing with YECs
I AM NOT A YEC. If you do not believe me, prove to me by reading everything
I have written and published that I am a YEC. I challenge you to do that. If
you cannot, please admit it to the list. Michael has not.
Now you raise the issue of homophobic and racist. Have you ever been
discriminated? Armenians know that as Christians by having been massacred by
the Ottoman Turks and having experienced strong discrimination wherever they
we have settled.
"Our own religion begins among the Jews, a people squeezed between great
warlike empires, continually defeated and led captive, familiar as Poland or
Armenia with the tragic story of the conquered." The Problem of Pain, C.S.
Lewis, p 16.
From: Iain Strachan [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Sun 10/26/2008 9:10 AM
To: Alexanian, Moorad
Cc: John Burgeson (ASA member); email@example.com; George Cooper
Subject: Re: [asa] Advice for conversing with YECs
I can see that the smart thing to do is to add your name to my trash filter
immediately. I'm not prepared to listen to this kind of bait-and-switch
tactic. The issue was whether on not Obama is a Muslim, and you change the
subject to black liberation theology. This is typical of the way the worst
kind of YEC argues (and note in saying this I am NOT saying you are a YEC
... as you say you have not actually written anything that says you are a
YEC, though you haven't actually said either that you are not.
I have come to realise that the thing I abhor most in life is prejudice -
both racist and homophobic, because I know of the absolute misery it causes.
Consider yourself sent to Coventry.
On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 12:51 PM, Alexanian, Moorad <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Let us stop this nonsense about Obama. You ask yourself how many years you
have gone to your church. In addition, how much do you know of what goes on
from the pulpit while you are not in church? Well Obama went to a church
for TWENTY YEARS and claims he did not know the sort of messages that were
delivered from the pulpit while he was not there. Would you yourself make
such a claim? Have you thought that perhaps his wife and children were
there while he was absent? Obama's church is based on black liberation
theology-"We are a congregation which is Unashamedly Black and
Unapologetically Christian"
When I lived in Mexico City in the 70's, I was invited by a Christian
missionary friend of ours to attend a conference where many Christians from
different countries, especially Latin America, gave prepared speeches. There
was one from Cuba; BTW, I am Cuban by birth, who presented the Christian
faith as an appendix of Marxism. They emphasize the social aspect of the
Christian faith and totally forget the death and resurrection of Jesus---the
historical event that essentially defines the Christian faith. To the
amazement of my friend, I stood up and indicated that he was co-opting the
Christian faith for political reasons. I do not know what made me stand up
first and speak out, but I did. Let us not be fooled by mere sweet words.
You are supposed to be smart. Act accordingly.
From: Iain Strachan [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Sun 10/26/2008 8:13 AM
To: Alexanian, Moorad
Cc: John Burgeson (ASA member); George Cooper; email@example.com
Subject: Re: [asa] Advice for conversing with YECs
What Burgy wrote totally negates what you said. How can you possibly be so
dishonest?? Or do you only read the bits you want to hear and conveniently
ignore the rest?
You wrote:
Those who take Genesis literally ought to be the least of our worries. We
have a presidential candidate who professes to be a Christian, nonetheless,
he said in a TV interview, "My Muslim Faith." The anchor George
Stephanopoulos of ABC subsequently corrected him. I ask you, what Christian
would ever say that, even by mistake? Imagine the damage to the Christian
faith if such a person becomes president.
That is a disgraceful slander on Obama. A further Snopes web page
gives plenty of evidence of Obama's Christian faith - including pointing out
that sometime in the mid-80's he made a public profession of faith in a
church in response to an altar call.
The post Burgy sent also ended with Obama saying he finds it deeply
offensive the suggestions coming out of the republican camp that he is not a
I also find your post and rumour-mongering deeply offensive. Please either
retract them and admit that you were indulging in deeply un-christian
behaviour, or expect your name to be added to my trash filter so I don't
have to read any more of this offensive kind of stuff. You should be
ashamed of yourself - not least because your vicious and unfounded
speculations have nothing whatever to do with the dialogue between science
and Christianity, which is what this list is supposed to be about.
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I'm a big believer in looking at systems when everything is okay. I'm not the only one, as Joe Richards, a Directory Services MVP, commented the same thing a while back. If you work with Active Directory and you don't know who Joe Richards is, you need to go ahead and revoke your domain and/or enterprise admin rights. Go ahead, I'll wait.
Back when I was a systems and security architect, I spent a lot of time looking at processes and looking at packet traces. I wanted to know what was usually running on a system and what kind of traffic it generated. Getting an idea of what is normal meant I was better able to spot what wasn't when a problem came up. For instance, if our server is having an issue and I'm seeing some process called abcprocess.exe running in Process Explorer that I don't ever remember running, that gives me a starting point. Lo and behold, after some investigation I find abcprocess.exe is homegrown, and it went in as part of a build day before yesterday. And the problems started... day before yesterday. When we stop abcprocess.exe from running and the problems go away, it looks like we've done some magical troubleshooting, kind of like pulling a rabbit out of the hat. Well we did, but we knew that the hat had a false bottom, so pulling the rabbit out was easy. After all, we knew abcprocess.exe didn't normally run on that server. And that's what started our wonderful magic trick.
This is something that should be applied to all systems. I was reminded of it recently when trying to write reports for a 3rd party application. It's a small company with a very specialized application and database. You can translate specialized as customized. With respect to a particular report, try as I might, I couldn't find a particular code that was supposed to be in a column in the database. I looked in all the logical places based on table names and found zilch. I was at a loss. The problem I had run into was I wasn't familiar with this database. I hadn't run traces to know what kind of queries hit the database and what tables and columns they were querying. So I didn't know how everything looked when it was okay. Eventually, after a lot of searching, I finally found the column. It's in a table that logically doesn't make sense based on naming. But it's the right column. I know this because I built a quick reconciliation report query, and let the end users verify. And so I was able to produce the report.
But what struck me as I was completing the report is I still don't know what the queries look like when everything is fine. I need to take time to do that. I need to set up traces and the like, just to get an understanding of how this application operates against this particular database. This is now especially true since I've determined that in some cases the customization that has performed is not logical. It's only a matter of time that they have a real issue. And if I haven't spent the time understanding how this system performs when everything is okay, then my troubleshooting is going to be longer and more difficult than it should be. It'll be like trying to catch the rabbit to stash him in the hat. I'd rather him already be in the hat.


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Vanilla 2.5 - the stable gold release - can now be downloaded. The upgrade instructions are in the README.md as part of the download. This release brings a completely revised Dashboard, a native RESTful API, "flat" categories, IPv6 support, enhanced security, and hundreds of bug fixes. Details in the pre-release discussion.
Upgrading Notes:
/applications/vanilla/controllers/class.settingscontroller.php, then follow the normal upgrade process, including running /utility/update.
/cache folder after upgrading, and again if you experience issues after the upgrade.
IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE UPGRADING AND NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE START A NEW DISCUSSION. If you are a developer and locate a reproducible issue, please file it on our GitHub tracker, noting your version as 2.5. We greatly appreciate the assistance.
Please upgrade to 2.5 as soon as possible.
Thank you so much for all your hard work! You rock
@Linc said:
- You must follow the normal upgrade process, including running /utility/update.
BEFORE doing that, you have to delete
/applications/vanilla/controllers/class.settingscontroller.php. Not doing so will result in several inaccessible sections in the dashboard.
(Only when updating from 2.3, in 2.4 there shouldn't be such a file)
I've amended the OP accordingly.
Thanks. Very nice news.
It it release closest to announcement date since like 1.8.
@maximka10 said:
It it release closest to announcement date since like 1.8.
Made all the more impressive by that version not existing.
I am now running a test site on 2.5 with data imported from SMF2 (to give my users a final moment to give feedback before abandoning the SMF once and for all).
Thank you to all of you involved on the Vanilla 2.5 and Merry Cthulhumas to all!
Upgraded to 2.5 gold and it worked perfectly.
There's an issue with the I like this plugin not working with 2.5 but the main install worked a treat.
Thanks Linc and everyone else who helped get this release out.
I've monkey-patched 2.5 with two things:
.htaccess.dist file.
DateExpire to
If you need either of those fixes and downloaded Vanilla 2.5 before the time of this post, please re-download it and try again. Or, manually add the
.htaccess file and fix the column name references manually.
Upgrade from 2.3.1
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@Linc said:
@maximka10 said:
It it release closest to announcement date since like 1.8.
Made all the more impressive by that version not existing.
I mean 2.1.8
After this upgrade, the forum I manage had a sudden click burst from google searches, from 400-500, to 850 clicks per day. And sitemap is not yet entirely indexed: only 310 of 427 submitted pages, after long time halted at 230.
Cosequently all other linked from the forum had a similar increase, I assume due to page rank transfer.
The owner will give me a bonus! Thanks for your great work
Thank you!
Upgrade from 2.3.1 and get "Something has gone wrong". Looks like a problem with locale
This is error_log:
_[15-Jan-2018 18:56:22 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Exception: The addon at /locales/vf_ru doesn't have any info. in /home/interna1/public_html/library/Vanilla/Addon.php:189
Stack trace:
thrown in /home/interna1/public_html/library/Vanilla/Addon.php on line 189_
$Configuration['EnabledLocales']['vf_ru'] = 'ru' with
$Configuration['Garden']['Locale'] = 'en-US' in config.php and it works perfectly. What can be wrong with russian locale?
Ok, started new discussion
is it safe to upgrade from 2.3.1?
Also, will the new api eventually brake old plugins as the releases continue? (eg 2.6, 2.7, etc)
And, where can I learn about how to use this api?
In my opinion, the Vanilla does not have marketing. Yes, the program code can be interesting for programmers, but if it is presented in ascetic form in a standard installation, it does not contribute to the popularization of the forum engine Vanilla.
Add-ons can extend the functionality of the forum engine, but it's wrong to shift the missing functions in the engine to them - this negatively affects the marketing image of the product.
The Vanilla in the standard installation should have a modern and user-friendly, adaptive design, as well as a set of all the main functions of the modern forum engine.
Many years ago such a method made the unknown engine SMF very popular (now the SMF project is in stagnation).
I wish the Vanilla gain the same popularity.
I agree! There are really basic features that shouldn't be tied to an addon. Like it is with open link in new tab, dofollow for certain links. If a forum can't do these simple things, then what is it good for? Now I have to pay a php coder to solve them
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I agree! There are really basic features that shouldn't be tied to an addon. Like it is with open link in new tab, dofollow for certain links. If a forum can't do these simple things, then what is it good for? Now I have to pay a php coder to solve them
Now there is a problem with free modern forum engines. Vanilla is modern and it could be very popular, but the asceticism of the basic version and the absolutely "non-commodity" image do not give it a chance to become popular in the Russian community.


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PARADISE VALLEY, Ariz. — In April, a randomly selected player in Major League Baseball will roll up his sleeves and become the first athlete in the four major North American sports to take a test for human growth hormone during a season.
"This is a very proud day for baseball," Commissioner Bud Selig said Thursday, in announcing MLB's revised drug-testing policy at the owners' meetings here.
The in-season tests, approved by the players' union, left some players waiting to hear how the tests would be administered. Dodgers catcher A.J. Ellis and Angels catcher Chris Iannetta each said he preferred a postgame blood test, but a pregame testing regimen appears more likely, according to a person familiar with the program but not authorized to discuss it.
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The Future's So Bright
Something profound happened in February 2006: SourceForge's parent company celebrated its first ever profitable quarter. This infusion of cash must have boosted corporate morale; at the very least, SourceForge saw a funding boost.
"The funding went through the roof and we got a lot more head count," Turk says, noting that the staff was beefed up to about 30. "When we started getting additional funding and staff, one of the first things we focused on was, 'Wow, our infrastructure is really aging.'" In response, "We've replaced almost every piece of our infrastructure, systematically. And I don't think we see nearly the reliability problems we used to see."
Mazzoni noticed the change as he continued to lead Audacity's development team. "They've really come back. They fixed the statistics problem, they've scaled things up, they started making major improvements to the Web site," he says.
He's pleased that SourceForge inked a deal with Google to allow developers to place AdSense ads on SourceForge pages. "That's been great because there have been a lot of people who had to chose between SourceForge, which means taking in no ad revenue, or doing everything themselves and taking in ad revenue. And now they don't have to make the choice. They can essentially share that revenue with SourceForge and become part of the community."
The biggest site improvement: in early 2006, SourceForge enabled Subversion support for all projects. This robust replacement for the aging CVS system was a breath of fresh air for developers. "When we launched Subversion, a lot of the developers using CVS jumped over to Subversion," Turk says. "It's a more intelligent work flow."
Gallery's Mediratta hails the upgrade: "Subversion's great... In the last 6 months, we've had practically no problems." The Subversion launch was accompanied by a number of infrastructure build outs: new Web servers, enhanced uptime and service monitoring capabilities, and search improvements.
While the site's technical infrastructure made great strides in 2006, it's not technology alone that has enabled SourceForge to continue flourishing. The real SourceForge story--the secret sauce, you might say--transcends servers and uptime connectivity rates. Underneath it all, the true fuel for SourceForge is, well, essentially a pretty human thing.
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The director of landmark sitcoms followed his acclaimed work on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" with "All in the Family." His credits over an almost 50-year career also included "Gunsmoke," "The Twilight Zone" and "MacGyver." Above, Rich, right, with Norman Lear in 1973 when they won an Emmy for outstanding series for "All in the Family." He was 86. Full obituary Notable deaths of 2011
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Clinical Trial Keywordsmemantine, frontotemporal dementia
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Onyike CU, Bonner JO, Lyketsos CG, Treisman GJ. Mania during treatment of chronic hepatitis C with pegylated interferon and ribavirin. Am J Psychiatry 2004, 161(3):429-435.
Politis AM, Vozzella S, Mayer LS, Onyike CU, Baker AS, Lyketsos CG. A randomized, controlled, clinical trial of activity therapy for apathy in patients with dementia residing in long-term care. Int J Geriatric Psychiatry 2004, 19:1087-1094.
Rosenberg PB, Onyike CU, Katz IR, Porsteinsson AP, Mintzer JE, Schneider LS, Rabins PV, Meinert CL, Martin BK, Lyketsos CB for the Depression in Alzheimer Disease Study-2: Clinical application of operationalized criteria for "Depression of Alzheimer Disease". Int J Geriatric Psychiatry 2005, 20:119-127.
Lyketsos CG, Toone L, Tschanz J, Rabins PV, Steinberg M, Onyike CU, Corcoran C, Norton M, Zandi P, Breitner JCS, Welsh-Bohmer K and the Cache County Study Group. A Population-based Study of Medical Co-morbidity in Early Dementia and Cognitive Impairment No Dementia (CIND): Association with Functional and Cognitive Impairment. Am J Geriatric Psychiatry 2005, 13:656-664.
Maust DT, Onyike CU, Sheppard JME, Mayer LS, Samus QM, Brandt J, Rabins PV, Lyketsos CG, Rosenblatt A. Predictors of Caregiver Unawareness and Non-treatment of Dementia among Residents of Assisted Living Facilities: The Maryland Assisted Living Study (MD-AL). Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 2006, 14(8):668-675.
Onyike CU. Cerebrovascular Disease and Dementia. Int Review Psychiatry 2006, 18(5):423-431.
Lee HB, Onyike CU. The Cerebrovascular Disease Basis of Psychiatric Syndromes: A model for the Power of Disease Reasoning in Psychiatry. (Editorial) Int Review Psychiatry 2006, 18(5):391-393.
Leroi I, Samus QM, Rosenblatt A, Onyike CU, Brandt J, Baker AS, Rabins P, Lyketsos C. A comparison of small and large assisted living facilities for the diagnosis and care of dementia: the Maryland Assisted Living Study. Int J Geriatric Psychiatry 2007, 22:224-232.
Onyike CU, Sheppard J-ME, Tschanz JT, Norton MC, Green RC, Steinberg M, Welsh-Bohmer KA, Breitner JC, Lyketsos CG. Epidemiology of Apathy in Older Adults: the Cache County Study. Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 2007, 15(5):365-375.
Lyketsos CG, Samus QM, Baker A, McNabney M, Onyike CU, Mayer LS, Brandt J, Rabins P, Rosenblatt A. Effect of Dementia and Treatment of Dementia on Time to Discharge from Assisted Living Facilities: The Maryland Assisted Living Study. J Am Geriatr Soc 2007, 55:1031-1037.
Tighe SK, Leoutsakos JM, Carlson MC, Onyike CU, Samus Q, Baker A, Brandt J, Rabins PV, Mayer L, Rosenblatt A, Lyketsos CG. The association between activity participation and time to discharge in the assisted living setting. Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 2008, 23(6):586-91.
Rosenblatt A, Samus QM, Onyike CU, Baker AS, McNabney M, Mayer LS, Brandt J, Lyketsos CG. Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors in assisted living: patterns of use and association with retention. Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 2008, 23(2):178-84.
Samus QM, Mayer L, Baker A, McNabney M, Brandt J, Onyike CU, Rabins PV, Lyketsos CG, Rosenblatt A. Characteristics and outcomes for assisted living residents with dementia: comparing dementia-specific care units with non-dementia-specific care units. J Am Geriatr Soc 2008, 56(7):1361-3.
Onyike CU. Neuroleptic discontinuation during dementia care: a recent trial and its implications for practice. Nat Clin Pract Neurol 2008, 4(10):528-9.
Rao V, Spiro JR, Handel S, Onyike CU. Clinical correlates of personality changes associated with traumatic brain injury. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci 2008, 20(1):118-9.
McNabney MK, Samus QM, Lyketsos CG, Brandt J, Onyike CU, Baker A, Rosenblatt A. The spectrum of medical illness and medication use among residents of assisted living facilities in central Maryland. J Am Med Dir Assoc 2008, 9(8):558-64
Appleby BS, Onyike CU. Early detection of periodic sharp wave complexes on EEG by independent component analysis in patients with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. J Clin Neurophysiol 2008, 25(4):239.
Robert P, Onyike CU, Leentjens AF, Dujardin K, Aalten P, Starkstein S, Verhey FR, Yessavage J, Clement JP, Drapier D, Bayle F, Benoit M, Boyer P, Lorca PM, Thibaut F, Gauthier S, Grossberg G, Vellas B, Byrne J. Proposed diagnostic criteria for apathy in Alzheimer's disease and other neuropsychiatric disorders. Eur Psychiatry 2009, 24(2):98-104.
Appleby BS, Appleby KK, Crain BJ, Onyike CU, Wallin MT, Rabins PV. Characteristics of established and proposed sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease variants. Arch Neurol 2009, 66(2):208-15.
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- Medical and Scientific Advisory Board, Alzheimers Association of Greater Maryland
- World Federation of Neurology Research Group on Aphasia and Cognitive Disorders
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- Finance Committee, International Society for Frontotemporal Dementias
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IcePack wrote:It's still a world map, you've added / changed territories and routes and changing bonus bcuz new country layouts etc.
do you even realize how stupid this sounds? it's like saying why do we have a usa map when we already have a map of portugal? it's just added/changed territories and routes and changing bonus because of new country layouts. but other than that it's still a country map, right?
so basically if i change the whole layout, and the terits, and the attack routes and the bonuses. i a word if i change EVERYTHING, for you it's the same map just because it is a world map. brilliant.
btw with that logic i'm actually surprised you're not protesting to ALL the maps being made.
world 2.1 is a bigger version of classic with different terits, attack routes, bonuses. by your logic it should never have been made, right?
usa appears in a lot of maps. and in many of them even the terit layout is similar. who's are the idiots that allowed this?
europe has several maps too. it's ludicrous.
the maps in the age of realms trilogy have roughly the same layout. who cares if the gameplay is completely different, they're stupid.
egypt has 4 maps. outrageous. who wants 4 maps of the same country?
rail maps? don't even get me started. one is enough, recycling that idea is horrendous.
and most of the other maps are also variations on the classical recipe of a region map. pff we should scrap them all.


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Joseph A. Wilth, age 77, of St. James, died on Saturday, June 16, 2012, at Pleasant View Good Samaritan Center in St. James.
Joseph A. Wilth, age 77, of St. James, died on Saturday, June 16, 2012, at Pleasant View Good Samaritan Center in St. James. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, June 20, at St. Pauls Ev. Lutheran Church in St. James with Rev. Martin Lopahs officiating. Burial will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery in St. James. Visitation will be Tuesday at Sturm Funeral Home in St. James from 4 until 7 p.m. and will continue at the church one hour before services on Wednesday. You may send the family condolences online at www.sturmfh.com. Arrangements are with Sturm Funeral Home in St. James. Memorials may be directed to the Wiggle Your Toes Foundation.
Joseph Albert Wilth was born in St. James on September 30, 1934, the son of Silas and Marie (Becker) Wilth. Joe grew up on the family farm in Long Lake Township where he attended rural school, graduating in 1952 from St. James High School. Joe drove truck for a few years for Engdahl trucking. On August 28, 1958, Joe was united in marriage to Phyllis Heppner. The couple made their home on the family farm where they continued to farm until the late 1990's. Joe served as a Township Supervisor for Long Lake Township, served on the church council and was a trustee at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church and was a seed distributor for Cargill Seeds. He and Phyllis enjoyed wintering in Arizona for more than 20 years, camping, western movies and collecting toy tractors.
Joe is survived by his wife; Phyllis Wilth of St. James; son, Eric (Janet) Wilth of Maple Grove; daughter, Nancy (Sam) DiPasquale of Apple Valley; a sister, Joyce (David) Zender of Lake Crystal; 6 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren.
He is preceded in death by his parents and Phyllis's parents.


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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Feb/March cover arts
22 comments:
- dave s said...
Great! I'm a huge fan of The Severed Arm, and I'm looking forward to finally seeing Ghost Keeper.
- November 17, 2011 at 5:05 AM
- delicreep said...
Nice surprise with The Severed Arm!
Really looking forward to Ghost Keeper, as well.
- November 17, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- DJ said...
Awesome! Definitely getting GHOSTKEEPER and POPCORN! Can't wait!
- November 17, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh my GOD! The Severed Arm AND Visions of Evil (Sad Sad About GLoria)? You guys are amazing! I remember asked about SSAG 4 years ago. Glad it has come into fruitation. And that Ghostkeeper cover is beautiful!
Now all we need are Night Warning and Dear Dead Delilah, and you will go down as kings! Hehe
- November 17, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
Will the Severed Arm/So Sad About Gloria DVD have reversible art? Also, thank you for these. It's a blessing.
- November 17, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- Mike K said...
Excellent news to hear and those covers all look awesome. Can't wait to scoop all these up!
- November 17, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- Aaron Mason said...
Looking forward to "Popcorn" - always kind of liked that movie but really can't remember why.
The Maria disc looks cool too - kinda like that style over the older releases from "her" line. Gonna be alternate art on that on too?
- November 17, 2011 at 3:39 PM
- Thomas P. said...
This is great news, can't wait to Feb/March now, all 4 is a must buy. :-D
- November 17, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- Thomas P. said...
This is great news, can't wait to Feb/March now, all 4 is a must buy. :-D
- November 17, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- Bargin Bob Pinciotti said...
lets keep the release date for ghostkeeper on point this time fuck heads. DONT FUCK THIS UP!!
- November 18, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
I feel sorry for anyone who wants to see ghostkeeper. It's boring pieces of shit and only reason people like the film because they are Canadians. if the filmmaker was from utah, no one will care.
- November 18, 2011 at 8:29 PM
- Josh said...
I'm not Canadian and I know alot of people who are excited to see that Ghostkeeper is finally coming to dvd, Ghostkeeper is a very sought after movie Code Red just needs to put it out there, and promote it the correct way.
The problem with all these companies today is they are releasing (in my opinion) movies that no one wants to see, on the other hand alot of those movies when companies try to get their hands on it, people want too much money to get the title, or they get the movie and work on it, and than some bootleg company comes along and steals the title and starts putting it out there, therefore killing any intrest people had in wanting to buy the release, which is what killed the release of Nightmare.
I have a VHS of Night Warning, and I hope Code Red is still moving forward with their plans of releasing it, and hopefully not giving up on it because of the sales of another movie, hopefully Code Red will give some kind of update (without the sarcasm or runaround) on the future of that release, I would assume it is still coming along, because when Nightmare was being prepared alot of people started saying it was cancelled for some of the same reasons that I am hearing about Night Warning.
- November 20, 2011 at 4:37 AM
- michael said...
I remember seeing So Sad About Gloria on Elvira's show in the 80s. Something about it made an impression on me and it certainly wasn't Elvira's jokes.
- November 20, 2011 at 6:44 AM
- Anonymous said...
Really good front covers, especially for Ghostkeeper. Looking forward to reading what the extras will be.
Also, hoping that The Hearse (1980) will be released not long after these February and March releases.
- WaveCrest.
- November 21, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Anonymous said...
SO EXCITED ABOUT GHOSTKEEPER!!!!! Popcorn too!! Yay!!
- November 29, 2011 at 10:59 PM
- Phantom_Chris said...
Is Popcorn a new transfer? or just a re-release of the OLLLLLLD first release from whatever company it is i dont remember...
- December 5, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Gregory Joseph said...
Popcorn and Ghost Keeper... SO psyched!
- December 15, 2011 at 5:53 PM
- kerry King (slayer) said...
As expected you guys dropped the ball with Ghostkeeper, release has been delayed which means more than likely the release will fade into obscurity. Code Red strikes again making their customers look foolish as usual, but have no fear marias god awful b movie mayhem will continue, and code red will keep wasting money putting out movies no one has intrest in, and than go on forums on horror movie sites and complain about how no one buys their movies, hey code red don't try to hard trying to figure out why people hate your company.
- January 12, 2012 at 5:46 PM
- Jimmy said...
@kerry King
What are you talking about? You posted the january 12. The release is set with 3 other titles for a february / march release... Seriously wait the end of march before pushing the whine button.
Do you realize that some titles from other labels were announced more than five years ago and are not release yet. But I guess an imaginary delay is worst than a 5 years one in real life...
- January 16, 2012 at 9:09 PM
- kerry king (slayer) said...
read it and weap sister
- January 18, 2012 at 6:16 PM
- Jimmy said...
Now DVD Afficionado is a reliable ressource... Sorry this isn't an official ressource at all.
Did you see the dvd available to pre-order on any store and removed? No, so it isn't delayed.
Using the word "sister" doesn't make you look brighter...
- January 20, 2012 at 6:39 PM
- Kerry King (slayer) said...
Nice to know freedom of speech is valued here, way to erase my comment. Ghostkeeper was up for preorder on amazon, I had money on it and than Amazon sent me an email saying the release was canceled. Code red strikes again, making their customers look foolish. Wheres my ham sammich women!!!
- February 4, 2012 at 4:59 AM


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