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I need to create a Console Application that can re order any given string into alphabetical order, I have very little code so far but I believe I need to use 'Bubble Sort' at some stage, please help. The code I already have is below.
Module Module1
Dim alphabetArray = New String(25) {}
Dim userstring = New String(5) {}
Dim userasalpha = New String(userstring.Len) {}
Sub Main()
'dragon, is a good example word'
For intLoop = 1 To 26
alphabetArray(intLoop, 1) = 'Char'(96 + intLoop)
Console.WriteLine("Enter a string of letters, Maximum six... ")
userstring = Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
End Module

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Great game by the Pens. If they play like that, they could beat anyone. Fleury's huge save on the Ovechkin breakaway set the tone, then 2 quick goals shortly thereafter, and another 2 quick goals early in the second that chased Varlamov, virtually shutting the door on the Caps. This could be the start of something really special, along the lines of the late 70's Habs, early 80's Islanders, or mid 80's Oilers.
Although it would be satisfying to see the Red Wings lose (the Ducks advancing keeps the possibility of getting home ice in the Stanley Cup Finals, and could set up Whitney and Kunitz facing their former teams with the biggest prize on the line). On the other hand, it would be mighty satisfying to have a re-match with the Wings in the finals, and shoving it in Hossa's face when we beat them this time.
First things first, though, and I will be rooting for the Canes to knock off the Bruins so that we have home ice advantage in the Eastern Conference Finals, plus the Staal vs. Staal match-up, Fleury vs. Ward, the memory of Brooks Orpik breaking Erik Cole's neck, etc. I don't fear the Bruins by any means, but I like the storylines with the Canes better (Cowher will not crank that alarm thingee in Carolina when the Pens visit) and would certainly prefer to have home ice advantage whenever possible.


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Who watched Art:21 last night? Laylah Ali was such an anal and obsessive freak, wow. What an interesting nut. Her work ethic was inspiring.
Cai Guo-Qiang, ugh. I saw that show at Mass Moca and it was so boring. Dead. Lifeless. No energy, no motion, really nothing. I'd cut him some slack and say it is a very tough space to work in but he did the exact same thing with fake tigers in a smaller room. The cars are a one-liner, the dry sawdust tigers are a one-liner, both the same line. The only good part is the one bombed out car. Libby saw the show and liked it. JL liked it. Charles Giuliano really didn't like it at all. Adrian Searle is talking here about a different show, not liking what he sees either. I really liked the tiny ink-on-matchbox landscape paintings done by Guo-Qiang's father and featured on the show last night, those were very nice.
Krzysztof Wodiczko was excellent. Ida Applebroog's work is interesting, and she's inspiring, continuing to change and try new things.
I'm wicked confused, this is Arturo Herrera? Didn't he have much more hair in 1999? Either that or somebody I met with at the Drawing Center that year was pretending to be him. These Art:21 photos aren't how I remember him at all.


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Determining one's limits by making a list of important tasks can make saying "no" easier. Try asking a friend or family member to help with some of the most frustrating and time consuming tasks. If the friend or family member can't help, there are public and private organizations that can for little to no cost. Many churches and synagogs have their own volunteer networks that can do minimal work for free.
There may be tasks that can't be avoided and you have to do them yourself, but it will be more relieving knowing that some of the other tasks were taken care of. If you're going to ask others for help, make sure that you are direct with your statement. Avoiding the main reason, or trying to make something sound better, will only add to frustration and most likely end up with your friend or family member not understanding the message. Communication is key!
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It's easier to say no with the help of a support group. The people in the group have been in similar situations and are willing to help you become an assertive and confident caregiver. With help, you will be able to get time to relax and wind down. Plan your social-time around your schedule and around the schedule of who is helping you. In your free time, go read a book, take a walk, etc. Doing this may leave you happy and help relieve stress. This way, when you return to the patient, you'll be happy and refreshed.
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I still think that they are incorrect as my vehicle has CAC (K19) therefore it should have YN springs not the YZ. I guess it could be that somebody just picked up the wrong ones on the assembly line.


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Tagged: Adolescence
Backtrack Cinema
Every once in a while, a moving asseveration comes barreling your way through the routines of diurnal life. In my case, yesterday's unexpectedly stirring experience resulted from a long chain of quotidian events. Forgoing my usual desire to remain bedridden until 10 a.m., it all began with a sudden spurt of productivity at 7:30 in the morning. Hopping out of bed with a vigor my body hasn't demonstrated since Saint Nick still existed, I got right down to business and washed the sand-steeped vestments that comprised my suitcase while vacationing at Newport beach, entered a juried gallery exhibition on the subject of portraiture, conducted an array of business calls that my indolent-self would have delayed, safeguarded my bank accounts against the Target hacking fiasco, rendezvoused at the grocery store, and ventured to Victoria's Secret to exchange a blind pity buy I'd made after receiving word that Steve Job's infantry of Geniuses couldn't salvage my fried laptop. Because my newfound productivity was so potent, I then decided to take up my neglected hobby of drawing for the first time since completing a festively gruesome Christmas gift that parodied The Walking Dead. Avid illustration led to a late night of BBC mysteries, and watching Mark Williams of Mr. Weasley fame merge Catholic priesthood with amateur sleuthing soon segued into one of OPB's film critic programs. Thus, at the very end of my long day, it was this adventitious sequence of causality that ultimately introduced me to The Spectacular Now.
I had never heard of The Spectacular Now before, but with my detachment from zeitgeist culture that hardly comes as a surprise. After conducting some curiosity-fueled research and interrogating my movie database boyfriend, I learned that the film's reception had deemed it "a slightly better than average coming-of-age film." This response, coupled with the OPB critics' repeated comparisons to The Way Way Back (a story that only cultivated grins and furrowed brows as it strove for profoundness), made me question whether The Spectacular Now was actually worthwhile. But when restlessness prompted me to watch it at 2 a.m., I was pleasantly surprised by a genuinely resonant narrative: one of those rare, arresting movie experiences that we're lucky to encounter in a film era where unoriginality runs rampant amidst an endless procession of sequels and remakes.
As its average reception suggests, The Spectacular Now isn't for everybody, and anyone whose stomach turns at the thought of teenage insecurities, judgment calls, and hormones would be wise to avoid this film. Considering my personal retrospection on the roller coaster that commences at thirteen and keeps you dipping and diving until you're twenty, I regarded The Spectacular Now as one of the most honest film depictions of teenage sentiment I've seen to date, and was very grateful that someone finally endeavored to do it right.
The film starts out in typical teen-flick fashion à la She's All That and 10 Things I Hate About You. Our protagonist Sutter Keely serves as both a party animal and wounded recipient of a recent break-up, two stereotypes that pervade the coming-of-age genre for their existing veracity. As the diegesis advances, Sutter's preoccupation with his ex is gradually sidelined by an interest in his humble classmate Aimee Finecky. While the OPB critics dubbed Aimee "the quiet girl," I would argue that the original author and screen adapter devised a character refreshingly atypical of Hollywood's teenage pigeonholes. From my perspective, Aimee straddled the archetypal barrier between solitary academia and the whim to experience new phenomena, just as a real teenager exhibits contradictory mannerisms. Not to mention, it was nice to see a character who laughed her way through her dialogue just as persistently as I laughed my way through my entire institutionalized education. Once Sutter and Aimee's courtship comes to fruition, the film turns to examine another relationship, that of our main character and his absentee father. Subsequently, we witness an estranged 18-year-old become increasingly entrenched in the pathos of inherited alcoholism, subject his relationships to an utter disdain for the future, and ultimately face the crux of how to approach the "now."
The plot is no revolutionary tour de force by any stretch of the imagination, but the way in which the filmmakers divulge this prosaic concept is immensely effective. The critics discussing the film remarked that cinematic analyses of teenage experience are becoming more frank and relatable, citing The Perks of Being a Wallflower as an exemplary character study. In my opinion, The Spectacular Now takes human verisimilitude to a whole new level by evading the flawlessness coveted in celebrities like Logan Lerman and Emma Watson and instead presenting a cast that looks so natural you might as well be watching a documentary. The last time I was this impressed by the film industry's stab at reality was when the latest Star Trek franchise allowed Chris Pine's pockmarked complexion to fill screens in high definition. But even then they had Pine's pre-established sex appeal to justify such tight cinematography. In The Spectacular Now, makeup was mostly foregone in surrender to the Georgia heat that would have melted it off, and in an uncommon scenario, we're free to scrutinize scars, pores, double chins, and ultimately the unique beauty of real human visages.
It is this visual candor and the equally credible performances by the film's principal actors Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley that result in a tangible, recollective look at youth. It's a shame that my first exposure to Woodley was the trailer for Divergent, in which we're expected to believe that this unthreateningly skinny girl could aid an ass-kicking insurgent squad while decked out in false eyelashes and thick slabs of concealer befitting children's beauty pageants and the aging Southern belles who "jog" Forsyth park in hot pink sweatsuits and teased up-dos. If my familiarity with The Spectacular Now had preceded said trailer, I could have saved myself some initial cynicism, revering Woodley as a thoroughly endearing actress whose conjunction with Teller's charisma yields palpable on-screen chemistry.
Fortunately for those of us with flighty attention spans, this is not your typical Mandy Moore and Shane West love story. True to its sense of authenticity, Sutter's newfound feelings for Aimee don't drastically alter his character, and their relationship is periodically marred by an ongoing reverence for his former girlfriend and the assertive asides he makes to a buddy that he's "just giving this girl a first boyfriend experience." Where Aimee's concerned, it broke my heart to watch her fall victim to the rapid stages of First Serious Boyfriend Syndrome, an ailment that can be very detrimental if the first serious boyfriend is emotionally unavailable, infatuated with a previous girlfriend, and prone to abusive behaviors inherited by no fault of his own, all of which define my first serious relationship to a T and serve as further evidence of this film's cathartic impact.
Examining The Spectacular Now from a critical perspective, there were a few sensationalistic scenes that took me out of the otherwise pragmatic depiction of adolescence. And don't worry parents, not all senior girls who become helplessly besotted with the school's resident Bacchus start taking casual swigs from engraved flasks. I also have to admit that some of the dialogue was a bit trite, but overall these clichés reinforce the fact that the characters are in the awkward throes of high school, a period where mentally engaging conversation is few and far in between. Despite this minor limitation, every moment of teenage discomfort, joviality, and sorrow is illustrated perfectly, reinforcing the fact that high school truly is a lodestone for insecurities, superficial behaviors, and the drive to find your personal definition amidst a throng of amorphous identities. Comparably, my own high school experience was riddled with self-centered ephemera and laughably awkward anecdotes, such as the many times I was seated behind one of my boyfriends in Advanced Algebra II and found myself repulsed by the fact that his hands looked like rubber whenever they lay motionless on the desk before him. Or the way I consistently vacillated between extremely loud, obnoxious tomfoolery and respectfully silent and diligent studiousness. I even used to pour serious effort into keeping my eyes wide open at all times to reap compliments about how attractively large my peepers were, and can clearly remember the day I opened my eyelids to their natural resting position and thought to myself, "Why does this feel strangely comfortable?" Lastly, I would be remiss to exclude the hilarious occasion on which I finally succeeded in ensnaring a crush of many months by taking him on a date in my dad's wholly unsexy Astro Van.
The fact that The Spectacular Now transported me back to the emotions of youth and evoked so many parallel memories speaks to its powerful effectiveness. In striving for an organic ambience, this film melds the universally visceral experience of growing up and harboring raw feelings for others with a very personal story about the perceived absence of love. Not only does the visible heat of the Georgia landscape appeal to my personal ideologue of living in Savannah, but the many dimensions the filmmakers have imbued in their characters allow you to identify with, or become engrossed in, or harbor sympathy for the candid nature of human experience. It's not often that I see myself, my former boyfriends, and my high school cohort reflected so frankly through the frames of a film, but thanks to the detailed attention paid to actuality, The Spectacular Now proved to be quite the sincere and poignant mirror.


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This is for the New Earl Of The Wolf for the Phoenix LARP. Parts will be left blank and will be filled in as Truths are made.
Public Name - Alianza
Secret Name -
Family Name -Drew
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1) She was not voted Earl because she is the best with the a sword, she is the Wolf who is best at keeping the peace among the House. She honestly hates having to draw her sword because it means she has to murder someone; so she does everything in her power to defeat enemies before it comes to that.The Earl of the Wolf believes that actual violence is a ven's greatest failure and every conflict should be won before it starts.
2) She is honorable, noble and the only reason she has ever needed to do a heroic deed is 'it was the right thing to do'. While she is not a veth sympathizer she does not stand idly by and watch unjustified cruelty saying "If your dish deserves to be broken, it deserves to be broken but does not deserve to be humiliated too." This is why she considers the Earl of the Serpent her greatest enemy.
3) Her mother was a Bear, and she instilled into her child the importance of hospitality and kinsmanship. The Earl of the Wolf believes that House should have unity and only keeps Wolves as her major vassals. She exiles those who would take actions to harm the unity in her House.
4) There are many travelogues about the Earl of the Wolf, detailing all of her great deeds throughout Shanri such as the time she ended a war between two wolf families by sending a painting to both families, how she started her life as sword swallower/daredevil in the circus and how she never speaks above a whisper but has no problem being heard.
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Foreign Minister Tuomioja to attend the meeting of the Nordic and Baltic foreign ministers
Press release 183/2013
Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja will participate in the meeting of the NB8 foreign ministers, hosted by Sweden, with other Nordic and Baltic foreign ministers in Visby on 2-3 September.
This time, the topics on the agenda of the annually held meeting of foreign ministers include Syria and the situation in the Middle East in general, EU's Eastern Partnership and transatlantic relations. Finland will also report on the NB8 nuclear emergency exercise, arranged in connection with the Loviisa13 emergency preparedness exercise in March 2013.
Additional information: Tarja Kantola, Special Adviser to the Foreign Minister, tel. +358 295 351 799; Tero Shemeikka, Press Attaché to the Foreign Minister, tel. +358 295 351 508; and Rolf Johansson, Counsellor, Unit for Northern Europe, tel. +358 295 350 810


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Ray Papke, my late father, was a maintenance man for Milwaukee Public Schools and proud of it. He had no quarrel with the requirement that City of Milwaukee employees live within the City. He was born in Milwaukee, worked for Milwaukee, and pleased to live in Milwaukee.
Were he alive today, Ray Papke would have opposed Governor Scott Walker's proposed elimination of residency requirements for City employees, but I can't imagine him voicing the common arguments against the proposal. To wit, (1) Property values in the city will fall, (2) The City's racial and ethnic diversity will decline, and (3) People are more effective working for others if they know and live with them.
No, Ray Papke's position was one based on a more fundamental sense of community, one that literally had a geographic foundation. He lived and worked for this town in this place. This view of social life is of course missing in the Governor's vision of free-floating individuals who should be able to live wherever they want. It's also missing in the arguments of the Governor's opponents, arguments primarily couched with reference to socio-economic concerns and workers' efficiency.
I fear that the vision of community held dear by Ray Papke was buried along with him and his generation of honest, patriotic, blue-collar Americans. We cannot relive the past, but these Americans were in touch with something that added depth and meaning to their lives.


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Mountainash, European
Sorbus aucuparia
White clusters of flowers appear in the spring after the dark green leaves. In late summer or early fall the heavy clusters of small, orange-red berry-like fruits ripen and make a brilliant display attracting songbirds and other wildlife. Fall leaf color ranges from green to yellow, red, or reddish purple.
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Zones 3 - 6
Hardiness Zones: Zones 3 - 6
The European Mountainash can be expected to grow in the zones shown in color in the arborday.org zone map. VIEW MAP
Flowering Tree
Type of tree:
The European Mountainash falls into the following type(s): Flowering Trees, Ornamental Trees
20' - 40' High
Mature Height:
The European Mountainash grows to be 20' - 40' feet in height.
15' - 25' Spread
Mature Spread:
The European Mountainash has a spread of about 15' - 25' at full maturity.
Medium Growth
Growth Rate:
This tree grows at a medium growth rate. [More about this.]
Full Sun
This mountainash does well in full sun.
Various Soils
Prefers acid, well-drained, loamy soil. Avoid compacted, chalky alkaline, or polluted sites.
Oval Shape
This mountainash has oval, pyramidal shape.
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An ornamental tree for all four seasons of northern climates. Clusters of showy white flowers in the spring appear after the dark green leaves. In fall the heavy clusters of brilliant orange-red fruits ripen, and the leaves change to colors of yellow, orange rust, red or reddish purple. The golden-amber to gray-brown bark, usually shiny smooth with its prominent lenticels and the upright branching pattern are attractive in winter. Birds enjoy the fruit so that it often does not persist on the tree into winter.
A member of the rose family, the European mountainash grows best in northern climates. Its habit is erect and oval in youth and symmetrical, oval or vase-like at maturity. It is often low-branched or multi-stemmed. The bark is smooth, shiny, gray brown with visible horizontal lenticels becoming slightly roughened on older trees. The clusters of creamy white flowers appear in the spring after the leaves mature. The dark green compound leaves are composed of 9-15 oblong to lanceolate leaflets with serrated margins on the upper half of the leaflet. In late summer or early fall the heavy clusters of small, bright, orange-red berry-like fruits ripen. Birds eat the fruit, and it often does not persist on the tree into winter. Fall leaf color ranges from green to yellow, red, or reddish purple. European mountainash prefers acid, moist, well-drained soils and is intolerant of alkaline or compacted soils, polluted atmospheres, and high summer heat. Because these trees are sensitive to a variety of insect and disease problems, it is important to keep them free of stress. This species requires pruning to develop a strong branch structure.
Wildlife Value:
The flowers and fruit provide food for 15 species of songbirds especially grobeaks and waxwings, ruffled grouse, deer, and rabbits.
The European mountainash is native to Europe, western Asia and Siberia. It is naturalized in North America and has been cultivated since colonial times. Other common names are Rowan tree (from an old Scandinavian word meaning red) and common mountainash. The fruits are processed into jellies and jams, made into syrups, juices, teas, and used medicinally. The wood is used for lumber and tools.
Prefers moist, well drained soils
Alternate, pinnately compound, 5"-9" long with 9-15 lanceolate to oblong leaflets, 3/4"-2 1/2" long. Color is dull dark green above, pale green below with serrate margins slong the lower part of the leaflet. Fall colors can be green, yellow, rust orange, red to reddish purple.
Flower Color:
Small, creamy white flowers borne in 3"-5" flat-topped clusters.
Bloom Time:
After the leaves in mid-late May.
Fruit Description:
Berry-like, 1/4"-3/8" diameter, shiny orange-red fruits in pendulous clusters of about 40, ripening in late summer or early fall and seldom persisting on the tree into winter.


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I'm back from San Diego Comic Con. Doc, however, is still on a train...somewhere near Chicago at last report. The whole weekend was a resounding handshake, hug and cheer-filled success for Team Venture, and I thank all of you who attended and braved the lines and the wait to shake our hands, hug us and cheer for us.
Doc and I were joined on stage at our standing-room-only panel by Jon Schnepp, Mike Sinterniklaas and James Urbaniak. Among other enticements (a "best calves" contest, an arm wrestling competition, and much dick talk) we showed a 3 minute preview of the upcoming season, quickly cobbled together from a batch of unfinished rough cuts, a little bit of After Effects and a tasty slice of JG Thirlwell's music the night before Doc left town. Nonetheless, it was well received by our captive audience. Hopefully Adult Swim will post it in its entirety some time this week...but I'm sure those guys are busy as hell editing all kinds of footage from the various panels and parties over the weekend.
Tomorrow morning, the insanity begins anew. Even though we've barely begun post-production on the first half of The Venture Bros. Season 4, we start production on the second half of Season 4 at 10am EST, when the entire design department returns from their long hiatus to start making the magic again. It will undoubtedly be a hellish few months ahead, what with editing the first eight episodes while writing and directing the next eight, but I'm really looking forward to it. Honestly, too much down time just doesn't agree with my constitution. But also, getting to see the fruits of our labor in the form of finished animation at the same time as we're working on new ones adds a new layer of excitement to the process and cuts down on that detachment you can sometimes feel from the final product when your lead time is like nine months. And the stuff we've been getting back from Korea this season has been of uniformly higher quality than seasons past. Plus, I think the scripts we're starting with tomorrow are among our strongest so far, and they hint at more excitement to come.
Here's just a taste of what we've been seeing these past couple of months, and what you'll be seeing in a couple more:
We Love You,
Today's Huffington Post gave us a little shout-out, including a clip, in an article about the new G.I. Joe movie, of all things: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/28/icorneri-gi-joe-movie-not_n_246291.html
And here's a link to an interview with LA Weekly we did at Comic Con. Or, it would appear, that Doc did with me standing nearby saying one or two things every once in a while.
Whoever's twittering (tweeting?) as jacksonpublick is NOT me.


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Do the greatest good and the least harm. Sound advice to heed, but a balancing act isn't always easy.
Do the greatest good and the least harm.
That's the rule of thumb I recently heard suggested by one local political candidate when asked what they would do when faced with conflicting needs and views.
Sound advice to heed, but a balancing act isn't always easy. How does one determine what the greatest good is, or the least harm? Is it the number of people affected? Is it the act itself? Is it both? And who determines what is good and what is harmful?
Take, for example, two contentious issues: A wind farm on Nantucket Sound and a casino in Middleboro. Comparing the two may seem like an oranges and apples exercise, but they have a common denominator: The Mashpee Wampanoag and the Aquinnah Wampanoag tribes.
The Mashpee Wampanoag are on course to build a casino rivaling that of Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, having negotiated with the town of Middleboro to build a casino on land the tribe has purchased. Despite strong and vocal opposition, Middleboro voters accepted the agreement by a 2-to-1 margin. The Aquinnah Wampanoag of Martha's Vineyard have expressed a desire to build a casino as well.
While building casinos sits well with the tribes, building a wind farm doesn't, at least not on Nantucket Sound. In an April letter to the Minerals Management Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, George "Chuckie" Green Jr., a Mashpee Selectman and Tribal Environmental Director, identifying himself as a representative of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe, wrote:
"We, the People of the First Light, have always shared our resources since the beginning. We do not think it is fair (again) to give a shared historic, cultural, commercial and recreational resource to a private developer. We do not think it is fair to take a fishery resource away from life-long fishermen without looking at the options. We pray you will not let our ancestors be disturbed when there are so many other solutions."
The Aquinnah Wampanoag are exploring the feasibility for erecting wind turbines on tribal land, but oppose the Cape Wind project because it would alter the view of the rising sun.
Tribal grantsman and planner Durwood "Woody" Vanderhoop was quoted in the Cape Cod Times as saying "The issue is tied to our spirituality."
Some have seen an inconsistency in the Wampanoag's expressions of concern for the sanctity of the land and the preservation of their culture while they plan to build a casino that would be far more visible and have a greater impact on the people of Middleboro and neighboring towns than an offshore wind farm would have on the people of Nantucket and Cape Cod.
But one person's inconsistency is another' self-interest. The Cape Wind farm won't provide the financial benefits to either tribe that a casino would, and the recently purchased Middleboro land doesn't have the cultural or spiritual connections to the Wampanoag that Nantucket Sound does. But the land does have spiritual significance for others.
Gladys Kravitz of Middleboro, who opposes construction of a casino, sees in the Wampanoag plea to consider the spiritual significance of Nantucket Sound something that has not been considered by the tribe in their plans to build a casino in her hometown.
"I'm not too happy about an 18 [floor] constantly glowing tower shining, in perpetuity, into the cemetery where generations of my family are buried," Kravitz wrote in an on-line blog.
So are the Wampanoag acting for the greater good? And will casino lights shining down on a cemetery create the least harm? That all depends on your perspective.
Greater good and least harm isn't as simple as black or white, wrong or right. It's often, a point of view, with the least harm being what happens to someone else and the greatest good what's good for you.
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ShareYoga is today's magic mantra. Everyone you talk to is either doing yoga, thinking about doing yoga or convincing other people to Just Do It! The benefits of yoga are numerous. It improves circulation and immunity, aids in digestion, enhances the functioning of the endocrine and neurological organs. It not only offers relief from prolonged diseases but can also help …Read More »
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Miami Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off
Enjoy a one day trip to Miami and explore the lively city with the iconic Hop-On Hop-Off buses! The tour includes roundtrip transportation from Orlando.
- Visit the fabulous Miami
- Get a breakfast bag to enjoy on the road
- Enjoy roundtrip transfer from Orlando
- Get a map of Miami and the stops
- Explore Miami with the Hop-On Hop-Off buses
Explore Miami with the Hop-On Hop-Off Buses
The tour starts early morning from Orlando with a continental breakfast bag to eat en-route to Miami. You'll arrive in the Miami region late morning. At Bayfront Central Station you'll get off our vehicle and jump on your open Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus Tour.
With art, architecture, museums, shopping and dining opportunities at every stop, you can really experience the best of Miami on your Hop-On Hop-Off tour.
Discover all that Miami has to offer on three routes of the city. Tour around the island of Miami Beach and along Ocean Drive on the Beach Loop, explore the districts and neighborhoods of mainland Miami on the City Loop, or discover the unique and diverse areas of Upper Miami.
Each loop has live commentary and takes between 1 and 1.5-hours leaving you with plenty of time to explore!
How do I get my tickets?
Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be sent directly to your email, just print it out and bring it on your tour.
Where does the tour start?
The tour includes pick-up from selected hotels and meeting points in Orlando.
Click HERE to see the pick-up times for each pick-up location and choose the one most convenient for you.
Where does the tour end?
Your tour ends back at your hotel or meeting point.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approx. 16 hours, including transfer to and from Miami.
The main places for Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours in Miami are the Central Station in Downtown Miami in Bayfront Park, South Beach and Coconut Grove.
Which routes can I use?
You get unlimited use of three bus routes: Beach Loop, City Loop and Uptown Loop.
How often to the tours depart?
Tours depart every 15-20 minutes on the Beach Loop, every 30 minutes on the City Loop and every 45 minutes for the Uptown Loop.
How do I get back to Orlando?
Your tour includes transfer from Orlando to Miami - and back again!
Where does my transfer depart from?
In the afternoon your return transportation back to Orlando departs from the South Beach area (tour guide will provide you a map with the location), so guests must ensure they take a bus to South Beach.
When will I be back in Orlando?
You'll arrive in Orlando around 11 PM.
Are there children's tickets?
Yes, children's tickets are available for children between age 3-11 years. Children under age 3 are free when accompanied by a paying adult.


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Here are reviews of several books crocheters and knitters might find either useful or amusing:
"Connect the Shapes" by Edie Eckman puts 101 motif designs at crocheters' fingertips. These motifs have little in common with the well-known granny square, although some of them are, indeed, square.
The motifs in the book can be likened to the motifs one finds in crochet pattern collections of the 1940s and 1950s, done with heavy to fine crochet cotton and used for making bureau scarves, table runners or even curtains. Thus, the motifs are, in a sense, familiar, yet they are new in the way that Eckman interprets them, based on yarn colors and types including worsted, mohair, midweight yarns and size-10 crochet cotton.
The book does a thorough job of covering the basics of crocheting and joining motifs of many shapes, including round, square, triangular and octogonal. It also is lavishly illustrated.
Instructions are given in text and chart form.
Project instructions in the book include placemats, a shawl, afghans, clothing and a lamp shade. A user-friendly aspect of the book is its spiral binding, allowing it to open flat, making it easier to follow the instructions.
The cost of the book is $19.95. For information, go tostorey.com.
"Knit Your Own Zombie" by Fiona Goble will give knitters with a ghoulish perspective plenty of fun guaranteed to produce, as the book's subtitle states, "horrifying results."
Instructions for basic body parts allow the knitter to create the classic Frankenstein, Dracula and the Mummy, as well as other "unlovlies," including a mother-of-the-bride, a biker chick, a gravedigger and a rock star. But it doesn't stop there. The book includes instructions for knitting monstrous clothing and ghoulish accessories for the zombies, too, then goes one step further and and tells you how to knit gory accessories such as guts, brains, hearts and, yes, rats.
This book is perfect for those with the courage to allow their knitting to go over to the dark side in a wonderfully hideous way. Let the shape shifting begin.
The cost of the book is $15.95. For information, call 800-289-0953 or inquire about both books at your local bookstore or library.
Maine Greyhound Placement Service is conducting a quilt raffle to benefit its work. To view the quilt, go to greyhoundplacement.com, click on Donate, then Quilt Raffle. Tickets are $1 each, six for $5 or 13 for $10. The drawing for the quilt will take place in December.
The International Guild of Miniature Artist's summer Guild School will convene June 8-14 at Maine Maritime Academy in Castine. Classes will include instruction on furniture, pottery, Shaker boxes and many other small-scale decorative arts including basketry and 17th century embroidered bookbindings. For information, go to igma.org/guild_school/index.html.
Go to needlenthread.com to read about the process and photos of embroidered eggs — yes, that's right, real eggs decorated with needle and thread.
Go to interweave.com to access free downloadable and printable e-books for knitting socks, cardigans, baby items and men's wear; for crocheting baby items, bags, scarves and hats; and for beading peyote-stitch jewelry, wire-wrapped jewelry, beaded necklaces and wire jewlery.
Call Ardeana Hamlin at 990-8153 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit her blog at byhand.bangordailynews.com.


text: This beautiful one of a kind sterling silver Baltic amber pendant "Elegance" will be a perfect match to our earrings with the same name and will complete the look. It is believed that amber brings luck and protection to people and it has been a symbol of love, marriage, and eternal youth. Since amber is a natural stone, its shape and size may vary slightly. Each piece is individually handcrafted in Europe.


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compile "org.grails.plugins:ibatis:1.3.1"
InstallationTo install the iBATIS plugin, run this target within your Grails application:
$> grails install-plugin ibatis
Impatient? See Quick Start
The data file
IntroductionThe MyBATIS project is a persistence framework developed by Clinton Begin. It's SQL-oriented; that is, developers write SQL statements to perform all of the ORM operations.
Prior to 2010, MyBatis was hosted at Apache and was known as iBATIS. You may still notice this legacy in the documentation and code (including the name of this plugin).
Why would I use MyBatis?The question arises: why would we want to use another persistence framework when Grails already includes GORM? GORM is, arguably, the most productive ORM implementation available. The underlying Hibernate framework is extremely flexible and can be fit to any 'corner case' persistence issue.GORM and MyBatis are complementary approaches. Generally, prefer GORM over MyBatis. However, there are a few situations where you may find MyBatis to express the concepts more clearly. Here are a few examples:
- Working with stored procedures, such as in a Transaction Script architecture
- Projects where database developers need to perform fine-grained tuning of SQL
- Porting of legacy applications to Grails
Where can I find out more about MyBatis?A great source of information is the MyBatis User Guide.
Table Data Gateway architectureThis plugin implements the Table Data Gateway pattern, as described in the excellent Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture book by Martin Fowler. To excerpt:
One of the consequences of this design is that our application logic must have knowledge of the underlying database schema. The class that fills this role is called the Gateway. The objects passed to and from the Gateway are POGOs (or POJOs).
Mixing SQL in application logic can cause several problems. Many developers aren't comfortable with SQL, and many who are comfortable may not write it well. Database administrators need to be able to find SQL easily so they can figure out how to tune and evolve the database.A Table Data Gateway holds all the SQL for accessing a single table or view: selects, inserts, updates, and deletes. Other code calls its methods for all interaction with the database.
Quick Start
Set up the DataSource and Test dataTo get us started quickly, we'll use a preconfigured HSQLDB instance. Download the test files here and extract into your main project folder. You'll now have these files:
These files are typical for an HSQLDB instance.
testDb.properties testDb.script accounts.csv
testDb.script defines the test table
we'll use for this example.
|table ACCOUNT
|primary key
|varchar(10), one of 'savings' or 'checking'
accounts.csv contains our test data
The MyBatis plugin uses the standard
0,Matthew Bellamy,checking,2009-01-01 1,Matthew Bellamy,savings,2009-01-05 2,Christopher Wolstenholme,checking,2009-04-22 3,Dominic Howard,savings,2009-10-15
DataSource.groovy file to define the
connections, just like GORM. Changing our application to use our test database is just a matter
of modifying
grails-app/conf/DataSource.groovy to set the proper connection properties:
environments { … test { dataSource { dbCreate = "update" url = "jdbc:hsqldb:file:testDb;shutdown=true" } } … }
Create our POGONow we'll define a Groovy object to store our table data. Create the file
src/groovy/com/example/AccountInfo.groovy :
package com.exampleenum AccountType { checking, savings }class AccountInfo { Long id String accountHolder AccountType accountType Date inceptionDate }
Install the iBATIS pluginWithin your Grails application, install the MyBatis plugin using the command
You should now have a new Grails target 'create-gateway'.
grails install-plugin ibatis
Create a gateway classThe
create-gateway target will generate our gateway class, iBATIS mapping file,
and integration test.
grails create-gateway com.example.Account
grails-app/gateways , you should see the following files:
If you look at the contents of
user ~ $ ls grails-app/gateways/com/example AccountGateway.groovy account.xml
AccoutGateway.groovy , you'll see only a class definition.
We won't define our methods here. Rather, we'll add operations to the associated
mapping file.
Add operations to the mapping fileOur iBATIS mapping file,
account.xml , will define all of our database operations.
Each operation defined here gets automatically exposed as a method on our gateway class.
This quick start is a bit contrived, given that all of the operations we will define can more easily be expressed in GORM. See the Introduction for tips about when you might want to use iBATIS over GORM.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <!DOCTYPE mapper PUBLIC "-//mybatis.org//DTD Mapper 3.0//EN" "http://mybatis.org/dtd/mybatis-3-mapper.dtd"><mapper namespace="com.example.account"> <select id="getAccountByID" resultMap="accountResultMap"> select id, account_holder, account_type, inception_date from account where id = #{value,jdbcType=NUMERIC} </select> <select id="getAccountsOfType" parameterType="string" resultMap="accountResultMap"> select id, account_holder, account_type, inception_date from account where account_type = #{value,jdbcType=VARCHAR} order by account_holder </select> <select id="getAccountsOpenedSince" parameterType="date" resultMap="accountResultMap"> select id, account_holder, account_type, inception_date from account where inception_date > #{value,jdbcType=DATE} order by inception_date </select> <update id="updateAccount" parameterType="com.example.AccountInfo"> update account set account_holder = #{accountHolder}, account_type = #{accountType,jdbcType=VARCHAR}, inception_date = #{inceptionDate} where id = #{id} </update> <resultMap id="accountResultMap" type="com.example.AccountInfo"> <result column="account_holder" property="accountHolder"/> <result column="account_type" property="accountType"/> <result column="inception_date" property="inceptionDate"/> </resultMap> </mapper>
The above syntax might seem slightly off to experienced iBATIS 2.x users. This is the new iBATIS 3.x format; you'll find it similar (but not totally compatible) with the 2.x syntax.
Integration TestWe'll put it all together in the integration test. The
create-gateway Grails target created an integration test,
test/integration/com/example/AccountGatewayTests.groovy :
Run the Grails target
package com.exampleimport grails.test.*/* In these tests, the property 'gateway' is provided by the superclass */ class AccountGatewayTests extends GatewayIntegrationTest { /* Our simplest case: call the 'getAccountByID' operation to retrieve a single value */ void testAccountById() { def chris = gateway.getAccountByID(2) // from our test data, "2,Christopher Wolstenholme,checking,2009-04-22" assert chris?.accountHolder == 'Christopher Wolstenholme' assert chris?.accountType == AccountType.checking assert !gateway.getAccountByID(-5) } /* Multiple result values: since we included the plural form 'Accounts' in our operation name, we expect multiple rows */ void testAccountsOfType() { def checkingAccounts = gateway.getAccountsOfType(AccountType.checking) assert checkingAccounts?.size() == 2 } /* Note that in the operation we had to escape the '>' sign */ void testAccountsOpenedSince() { def referenceDate = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone('GMT')) referenceDate.clear() referenceDate.set(2009, Calendar.MARCH, 1) def newAccounts = gateway.getAccountsOpenedSince(referenceDate.time) assert newAccounts?.size() == 2 newAccounts.each { assert referenceDate.time.before(it?.inceptionDate) } } /* We can also update */ void testUpdate() { def dominic = gateway.getAccountByID(3) assert dominic?.accountType == AccountType.savings dominic.accountType = AccountType.checking gateway.updateAccount(dominic) assert gateway.getAccountByID(3).accountType == AccountType.checking } }
test-app and look at the generated file
target/test-reports/html/index.html .
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While some people say that in the video, Charles Starrett of iLounge is gripping the iPhone too deliberately, it doesn't quite explain the new "Death Hug" grip. The "Death Hug" means cradling the phone sideways and firmly in your hands, which can lessen the wi-fi signal and slow downloading so much that you can feel yourself start to evolve.
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Rush Limbaugh just won't let go of the Sheila Jackson Lee flag-on-Mars story.
His latest riff came while your blogger-in-chief was off hiking in the Alps, but it's come to my attention, so I wanted to share it…
The impresario of Excellence in Broadcasting told his ditto-heads of an alleged past visit of the Houston congresswoman to the Johnson Space Center, because, he said, "that's her district."
(Fact alert: It's not her district. But it is moderately close to her district.)
According to El Rusho, SJL made this comment to NASA officials gathered during a past Mars mission —
"She said, 'What, what, is it going to go where the astronauts planted the flag?'
"Of course, the staff of the Johnson Space Center said, 'OK, we've got a woman here who doesn't have the slightest idea that we are talking about Mars, not the Moon. How do we (a) not laugh and then how do we answer her question without embarrassing her because there are a lot of other people there?'"
Rush is wrong about the Johnson Space Center, too. According to Evan Smith — then the editor of Texas Monthly and now the boss at The Texas Tribune — Jackson Lee made her mistake at the Mars Pathfinder Operations Center in Pasadena, not the JSC.
(Fact alert: The NASA facility in Pasadena, California, not Pasadena, Texas. Pasadena, Calif., is not remotely close to her district, though it is close to the site of Michael Jackson's memorial service. But that's another story.)
According to Smith's 1997 Texas Monthly account:
Jackson Lee, whose district neighbors the Johnson Space Center, is a member of the House Committee on Science, and so it was that she spent part of her summer recess visiting the Mars Pathfinder Operations Center in Pasadena, California. While there, according to an article by Sandy Hume in The Hill, a weekly newspaper that covers Congress, Jackson Lee asked if the Pathfinder succeeded in taking pictures of the American flag planted on Mars by Neil Armstrong in 1969. Of course, Armstrong planted the flag on the Moon, as any high schooler should …
Smith wrote that SJL "allegedly uttered" the words because the congresswoman's office pushed back against Hume's report bigtime.
According to the Daily Caller's not-very-flattering profile of the Texas lawmaker, her top aide accused the Capitol Hill publication of "bigotry":
"You thought you could have fun with a black woman member of the Science Committee," her then chief of staff wrote in a letter to the editor.
Whether Jackson Lee made the Mars remark remains uncertain, but this much is certain: It's entered Texas (and DC) political lore.
Of course, the two outspoken figures have a long history of criticizing each other. When Limbaugh tried to become a partial owner of the National Football League's St. Louis Rams, Jackson Lee called for the NFL to block the sale and accused him of racial insensitivity. Limbaugh over the years has had a field day with Jackson Lee's political statements and, as he repeatedly has said, misstatements.


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4 Tips for Buying Great Cheese on a Budget
Say cheese! We recommend, review, and eat a lot of cheese.
There is more great cheese available to Americans than ever before, but a lot of it is expensive. Very expensive, as you all pointed out in my last column on shopping for cheese.
Why? There are three primary reasons:
- The milk used for great cheesemaking typically comes from small herds, often as small as 40 animals, who are fed a specialized diet. Contrast that with the milk we typically pour from the carton—it may come from herds numbering in the thousands which are fed the cheapest grain possible.
- Most of the farms in America creating this great cheese are brand new so they're still paying off their start-up costs. While cheesemaking may seem like a simple bucolic endeavor, it takes a major investment to set up the facilities and keep them sterile.
- Lastly, those cheeses that don't come from nearby farms incur travel costs. Whether overnight delivery services or overseas shipments, cheese doesn't travel cheaply.
What's a cheese enthusiast on a budget to do? Here are four simple tips.
1. Location, Location, Location
Does a cheese identify itself as being from a state (New York state cheddar for instance) or a farm like Grafton Village Cheddar? The more specific the location the better, and the more information a cheese gives about its background, the more likely it will be of high quality.
The fresh chevre made for the Trader Joe's in-house label actually comes from Laura Chenel in Sonoma, California—one of the pioneers of the contemporary American hand-crafted cheesemaking movement.
2. Read Labels Carefully
In the markets I visited, I saw several cheeses marked A.O.C, a few marked D.O.C and a couple marked D.O. These are insignia guaranteeing that the cheese is made to the high standards required by France, Italy or Spain respectively, to use the name.
Also while perusing several markets, I noticed about a dozen cheeses made from vegetarian rennet. This is also a sign that the cheese is a smaller production and probably superior to the other cheeses of that type.
3. Cheese That Survives Large Scale Production
Aged Gouda, Gruyere, Comte, and Manchego can be made (somewhat) cheaply without losing too much of its character in translation. Another consistent good buy: Tuscan Pecorinos. In contrast to Pecorino Romano, a salty cheese made for cooking or grating over pasta, the Tuscan pecorinos are softer (though not soft) and full of sweet vegetal flavors.
4. Fresh Mozzarella Is Awesome
The cheese with the best bang for the buck ratio is found in small Italian markets in cities across the United States. It's fresh mozzarella, ideally made just hours (or if you're really lucky, minutes) before purchasing and eating that day. It's full of juicy rich flavors highlighted by big overtones of butter. It's rarely more than $7, and usually a good bit less. Well worth every penny.
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