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Liberty City's Residents Discuss Fondness For Quirky Community
By KENNETH DEAN
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Tucked inside the westernmost part of Gregg County lies a community, formerly named Hog Eye, with a rich history that includes being chosen for Texas Monthly Magazine's Bum Steer Award because of city government follies.
Liberty City's name would make one think it is an incorporated city, but the several thousand residents, the shops, fast-food chains and the mom-and-pop restaurants are part of a community with no city council, no mayor and no city ordinances.
Although the town runs along a portion of Interstate 20, and the residents are tech savvy, there is an air of old-fashionedness mixed with good old Southern hospitality.
The residents say they love the fact Liberty City, last known population of more than 2,300, has no city government or city taxes.
But the city, classified by the U.S. Census Bureau as a Census Designated Place, has not always been lacking in government.
In 1979, the city voted to incorporate, but elected a mayor who opposed the town being incorporated. In 1982, the city elected a pro incorporation mayor, but the council voted to disincorporate.
Chuckling about the city's history and the Bum Steer Award from Texas Monthly Magazine in 1983, 77-year-old Frank Camp said the town, formerly called Hog Eye until the 1930s, has had its share of problems.
But he said he loved the fact that there was no city government.
"We've gotten along pretty well without one, so why do we need one," he said.
Camp's family was one of the original families in the area, and his ancestors helped start Hog Eye in the late 1800s.
Camp said his grandfather was a sharecropper and worked hard for his money, which he used to buy up tracts of land in the area.
"My grandfather and his brother envisioned a town here and they began working to put one together," he said.
Liberty City's boundaries, about 3.9 square miles, encompasses all of the Sabine Independent School District, and depending on what side of Old Kilgore Highway one lives, the addresses are split between Gladewater and Kilgore.
Camp's sister, a feisty 82-year-old who did not want to be named, said she is the town's postmaster, collects the water and utility payments, fills prescriptions at one of the town's pharmacies, and performs many more jobs.
The woman said she always has lived in Liberty City and loves it.
"Oh I don't think there's any other place I'd want to live. We are a self contained community with our own doctor, two dentists, a grocery store, two banks and restaurants," she said.
She continued saying one of her relatives was the postmaster of the town that was named Hog Eye, because it was hog country, and people came from miles around to eat ribs and back strap.
However, the woman could not remember why the town changed its name from Hog Eye to Liberty City, but she said it happened during the oil boom in the 1930s.
Two doors down from the pharmacy, Ali Hirani manages the Liberty City Shell station at the corner of Old Kilgore Highway and Kilgore Road.
Inside his store, there are winning Texas Lottery scratch off tickets everywhere.
Each ticket gives the amount the person who purchased the ticket has won. There are $100 winners, $1,000 winners and everything below and above.
"My biggest winner came last October," Hirani said, as he proudly pointed at the ticket taped to the store's counter top. "See it's a million dollar winner and that was bought right here."
Other shops include beauty shops, a Foodland grocery store, Moe's Pizza, which serves a great chef's salad, Crazy Bob's Barbecue and other locally owned businesses.
Standing behind the counter at Crazy Bob's, where a giant pickle caricature smoking a cigar is painted on the wall, Carissa Purcell said she has lived in Liberty city since 1969, and she also is glad there is no city government.
"Hey, there are no city taxes, and I think we do just fine without a mayor and city council. I do have a copy of the Texas Monthly magazine giving us a Bum Steer Award; she said laughing as she prepared a couple's barbecue plates.
Ms. Purcell said the entire town is built around Sabine ISD.
"The only big thing that happens here is when something happens at the school, like when the basketball team won several years ago. I have really never lived anywhere else, and I love it," she said.
Everyone in the town is friendly and has a tale about their beloved little city, and a hand painted sign near the parking lot of the shopping center where Crazy Bob's is located, punctuates that friendly atmosphere.
One side of the sign welcomes all to Hog Eye Texas, the other side simply states, "Y'all come back."


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LOS ANGELES (RNS) The Sultans of Satire stand-up comedy show aims to challenge stereotypes and sensitivities about Muslims and Arabs while bringing people together through a few laughs -- even though much of the material couldn't be printed by a family-friendly newspaper. By Megan Sweas.
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Searching for the real Martin Luther
(RNS) Finding and portraying the "real" Martin Luther on film has not been a task for the faint of heart. Yet wherever Protestants (and Catholics) gather and wherever the political history of Europe is told, the ghost of Martin Luther is present and cannot be avoided. By David Steinmetz.
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(RNS) Hip-hop's all the rage in universities and seminaries, and dozens of pop culture books have been written about using hip-hop to evangelize young people. But professor Monica R. Miller warns in her new book that looking for religion in hip-hop is a risky proposition. By Nancy Haught.
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This weekend, as I drove the 5 hours to the north Wisconsin woods, I reminded myself of advice I give to my patients: remember to get out of the car and move around. It's also why, buried deep in the recesses of the in flight magazine, somewhere between the movie grid and the duty free opportunities, hides a warning that staying still in an airplane seat for a prolonged time can cause blood clots. And while the magazine recommends moving around the cabin and stretching, the flight attendants tend to want to keep you in your seat.
Blood does wonderful things like carrying oxygen, cleaning waste products, and delivering cells and chemicals to fight infection. But mess up its environment and blood can cause all sorts of problems. Blood cells get pushed by the heart to the far recesses of the body, but returns from the fingers, toes, arms and legs in veins that are milked by the routine contractions of the muscles that surround them. As you walk, blood gets pushed back to the heart; as you type, the muscles of your fingers and hands do the work to get the blood back.
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National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., to host same-sex weddings
WASHINGTON — The Washington National Cathedral, where the nation gathers to mourn tragedies and celebrate new presidents, will soon begin hosting same-sex marriages.
Cathedral officials tell The Associated Press the church will be among the first Episcopal congregations to implement a new rite of marriage for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender members. The church will announce its new policy Wednesday.
As the nation's most prominent church, the decision carries huge symbolism. The 106-year-old cathedral has long been a spiritual center for the nation, hosting presidential inaugural services and funerals for Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his last sermon there in 1968. The cathedral draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
In light of the legality of same-sex marriage in the District of Columbia and now Maryland, the Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, decided in December to allow an expansion of the Christian marriage sacrament. The diocese covers the district and four counties in Maryland. The change is allowed under a "local option" granted by the church's General Convention, church leaders said. Each priest in the diocese can then decide whether to perform same-sex unions.
The Very Rev. Gary Hall, the cathedral's dean, said performing same-sex marriages is an opportunity to break down barriers and build a more inclusive community "that reflects the diversity of God's world."
"I read the Bible as seriously as fundamentalists do," Hall told the AP. "And my reading of the Bible leads me to want to do this because I think it's being faithful to the kind of community that Jesus would have us be."
Celebrating same-sex weddings is important beyond the Episcopal Church, Hall said. Church debate is largely settled on the matter, allowing for local decisions, he said. The move is also a chance to influence the nation.
"As a kind of tall-steeple, public church in the nation's capital, by saying we're going to bless same-sex marriages, conduct same-sex marriages, we are really trying to take the next step for marriage equality in the nation and in the culture," Hall said.
Hall is the 10th dean of the cathedral and began serving there in October 2012. He has been an ordained minister for more than 35 years. He said he has long been an advocate for gay marriage and began performing same-sex blessings in 1990 when he served at All Saints Church in Pasadena, Calif.
The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay rights group, applauded the cathedral's change Wednesday as a milestone. Continued...
"Today, the church sent a simple but powerful message to LGBT Episcopalians — you are loved just the way you are, and for that we embrace you," said the Rev. MacArthur Flournoy, the deputy director of HRC's religion and faith program.
Gay weddings will be allowed immediately. But It will likely be six months to a year before the first marriages are performed due to the cathedral's busy schedule and its pre-marital counseling requirement. Generally, only couples affiliated with the cathedral will be eligible. Church leaders had not received any requests for weddings ahead of Wednesday's announcement.
While Hall does not expect any objections within the National Cathedral congregation, he said the change may draw criticism from outside. It may be divisive for some, just as it was to preach against segregation or to push for the ordination of women, Hall said.
The New York-based Episcopal Church is the U.S. body of the 77 million-member Anglican Communion. The House of Bishops voted last year 111-41 to authorize a provisional rite for same-sex unions. Some congregations have left the church over its inclusion of gays and lesbians over the years.
Same-sex marriage is now legal in nine states and the District of Columbia. Legislators in Illinois and Rhode Island are set to take up bills to possibly join them, and the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear cases on gay marriage in March.
The first same-sex wedding performed last month at West Point's Cadet Chapel drew some protests from conservatives. The National Cathedral is even more visible.
Hall, the cathedral dean, said the church has a long history of taking stands on public issues. But he said he sees marriage as a human issue, not a political issue.
"For us to be able to say we embrace same-sex marriage as a tool for faithful people to live their lives as Christian people," he said, "for us to be able to say that at a moment when so many other barriers toward full equality and full inclusion for gay and lesbian people are falling, I think it is an important symbolic moment."
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Welcome to the Foodborne Contaminants Research (FCR) Unit at the Western Regional Research Center (WRRC) of the USDA's Agricultural Research Service (ARS). Although there are many types of foodborne contaminants, our Unit studies human food poisoning diseases and the pathogens and toxins that can cause them.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Americans suffer from about 48 million cases of food poisoning each year, causing over 128,000 hospitalizations, and over 3,000 deaths. The USDA estimates this costs the US economy around $6 billion per year. The CDC tracks outbreaks of related foodborne illnesses more closely than individual illnesses. Only one out of five of these 48M cases are caused by known pathogens, and much of this data gap is due to a lack of good detection methods. You can read more statistical details in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
Food poisoning is often caused by bacteria such as E. coli and Clostridium botulinum. Our work focuses on development of new methods for detection of these pathogens and their toxins in foods, like meat and eggs. In addition to bacterial pathogens, we also study the infective prions that cause Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSEs), such as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE, aka "mad cow disease"). As with some bacterial diseases, TSEs affect livestock but can be transferred to humans via foods. In addition to strengthening food surveillance systems to detect natural or inadvertent contamination by bacteria and prions, our research also addresses the need to defend the US food supply from intentional adulteration of food with bacterial and plant toxins.
Our two major areas of research are:
Biothreat toxin detection
BSE ("mad cow disease") and other TSE diseases
An excellent source for more general information on food safety research conducted by the USDA can be found at the USDA's Food Safety Research Information Office web page.


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jasonh300 wrote:The thing with the geometry node sticking to the mouse pointer has been around for a while, but now, you can click multiple times and it still won't let go. It also seems to do it a lot more frequently under certain circumstances, and it does seem to have something to do with rapidly trying to select multiple segments. I found that hitting Escape will get rid of it sometimes, and sometimes it will do it on its own. This is an extremely frustrating bug.
Indeed, that's why I gave my example of the fupped road that I only noticed because there was a user report about that nice highway 90º based detour through the forest


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In this article, we will discuss and share about some current trends and demands of a web design. It is definitely true that trends are what help to add the wow factor in the design.
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I have a factory that has a non static getObject that returns a static member of the factory.
That static member updates its data when a file is updated on disk. I know this is working as I can see the value change when the file is reloaded via a low priority thread.
What I expected to see is that the reference would change but is instead behaving like the static member is never updated within the bean context.
I realize that the FooConfigurationFactory is a singleton but I would expect that any call to that singleton's factory-method which returns a static FooConfiguration would see the FooConfiguration update between calls to getBean("fooConfiguration"), if the static FooConfiguration changed but I am not seeing that. What is the reason for that and how would I gain the behavior that I am expecting?
Example from a single JUnit test with no request scoping, etc:
So the assertFalse fails because someProp is still evaluating to true even though I can see that the static ref within the factory has changed for that property after the load. I expected the assertFalse to pass but the unit test still thinks the value is true.Code:FooConfiguration config = (FooConfiguration)context.getBean("fooConfiguration"); assertTrue(config.isEnabled("someProp")); System.out.println("Hey go modify your file!"); Thread.sleep(30000); // I modify the file and see the file reload and the static reference update by getting the value of someProp and seeing it is now changed assertFalse(config.isEnabled("someProp"));
......Code:public class FooConfigurationFactory { private static FooConfiguration fooConfiguration; private URL fileLocation; private long pollingDelay; private FileWatcherThread thread; public FooConfigurationFactory() { } public void init() { if (FooConfigurationFactory.fooConfiguration == null) { loadProperties(); try { thread = new FileWatcherThread(getFileLocation(), getPollingDelay()); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } public FooConfiguration getObject() { return FooConfigurationFactory.fooConfiguration; } public void loadProperties() { FooConfiguration tmpFooConfiguration = new FooConfiguration(getFileLocation()); FooConfigurationFactory.fooConfiguration = tmpFooConfiguration; System.out.println("\n\n>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> loadProperties called. someProp = " + fooConfiguration.isEnabled("someProp") + "\n\n"); }
Code:<bean id="fooConfigurationFactory" class="FooConfigurationFactory" init-method="init"> <property name="fileLocation" ref="fooUrl"/> <property name="pollingDelay" value="1000"/> </bean> <bean id="fooConfiguration" factory-bean="FooConfigurationFactory" factory-method="getObject"/>


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A state of anger and rage that produces behavior more closely resembling that of an enraged ape than a human.
From the habit of enraged apes of flinging their own feces at their object of anger (if you haven't experienced this phenomenon first hand consider yourself blessed). Billy-Bob went apeshit when Jimmy-Joe puked up four moon pies on his '68 Dodge Dart.
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adj. An undignified loss of control, as in "To go apeshit". "After losing the election, George went apeshit, trashing the Oval Office, the War Room, and the Clinton Memorial Bedroom."
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Extreme anger or a state of insanity stemming from anger. When someone goes fucking crazy. Donkey Kong went completely apeshit when King K Rool stole all the bananas from his cave.
4. | apeshit | ||
To loose all sense of reason. Said apeshitter will often start to speak in some strange language where the only recognisable words are "fuck" and other curses. He really let out the fucker inside.
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To go completely off the deep end; succumb to extreme rage. You'd go apeshit too, if somebody threw up on your 1968 Dodge Dart. That ain't no way to treat a fine Chrysler!
6. | Apeshit | ||
Really really really angry or pissed off!
Its not uncommon to go apeshit: When the dog shits in yer slippers. When your husband sleeps with your sister. When some ugly bollocks grab asses you. When cars purposefully splash you on your way to an interview in your lovely white suit. Most things the average family does. 'When dad finds out you borrowed his new car, crashed it into the house then set it on fire, he's gonna go apeshit!'
to lose all self-control, and in general go fucking crazy This guy went "ApeShit" on me for calling his girlfriend on the phone, he almost killed me


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L. Lin Wood Leaves Bryan Cave and Returns to His Small Firm Roots
Posted by Rose in All Things Anna Nicole Smith, Anna Nicole Smith, Bryan Cave LLP, Celebrity Trials, High Proflie Trials, Howard K Stern, Lin WoodIn the last two weeks Lin Wood has been busy; "writing the book on starting a law firm in two weeks." With two attorneys he has mentored over the years, Katherine V. Hernacki and Stacey G. Evans Wood has created the "boutique lawfirm" of Wood, Hernacki & Evans on May 9, 2011.
A major break-up you ask? No Wood moved his firm across the street and will continue to share previous cases with Bryan Cave attorneys. (I. E. the Estate of Anna Nicole Smith, the Estate of Richard Jewels and the defamation case of Jeff Greene). Both firms hope to share future cases as well.
So why did Lin Wood leave? "I spent most of my life as a plaintiffs' lawyer. I don't know that I ever got that out of my heart and soul, I'm not sure I'm the kind of trial lawyer that is comfortable in a 1,000-person law firm. I spent 28 years making compensation decisions in five seconds or less. It was a big learning curve to join Powell Goldstein and more so when the firm combined with Bryan Cave." Wood went on to tell the Fulton Daily Report in an interview "Is Bryan Cave losing the person I believe is the best trial lawyer they have? Of course, but there are some great trial lawyers there who are aggressive and I want to continue working with them. I will call them when I have a significant matter and need a significant support team—and I hope they will call me."
So what propel this to happen in just two weeks? A big whistleblower case that posed conflicts at at Bryan Cave which presented "actual and strategic conflicts".
Wood is joining qui tam lawyers Marlan B. Wilbanks and Ty M. Bridges on a suit alleging fraud against DaVita Inc., the largest kidney dialysis chain in the U.S., which Wilbanks said could potentially be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Wood said Wilbanks and Bridges needed "a first-class trial lawyer" to help them with the case. "It was the case that broke the camel's back," he said. "I had to leave the law firm to do it."
When asked if Bryan Cave would recruit another high-profile trial lawyer to replace Wood? "Lin is one of a kind," said Thomas R. McNeill, the firm's Atlanta managing partner.
When Wood, 58, gave up his own firm to join Powell Goldstein in 2006, he told the Daily Report that he expected to end his law career as a partner there. "I wanted to. But life is an adventure," he said. How very true isn't it?
We agree with L. Lin Wood and are glad it was an amicable parting because there really is just one L. Lin Wood, and it is good to see him return to his roots as a plaintiff's attorney. We will continue to highlight cases that Wood is part of, he is simply the best at what he does.
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Kirk Petrophysics™ is an established and leading provider of core-related wellsite, laboratory and data management services.
Read MoreKirk Petrophysics is an international provider of well site core handling services to the oil & gas industries with a diverse client portfolio
Kirk Petrophysics has become increasingly involved in analytical projects for our customers, drawing upon many years' experience and in-house expertise.
A robust data management system has been developed to manage accurately the availability, history and condition of all stored material
Kirk Petrophysics offer the manufacture of high quality thin sections routinely prepared from core chips, sidewall cores or conventional core analysis plugs using 3" x 1" glass slides.
Global leaders in the oil and gas industry are to descend on the UK for an annual technical day organised by Reservoir Group member company Kirk Petrophysics.
Posted on 29/04/13 Read MoreWe are proud to announce Kirk Petrophysics' 4th annual technical day which will be held at our newly expanded Core Centre in Guildford on the 30th May.
Posted on 05/04/13 Read MoreKirk Petrophysics, the leading provider of core-related wellsite, laboratory and data management services has completed an impressive upgrade of their Guildford Core Centre providing an additional 23,000 sq. ft. of storage.
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Aug. 22, 1949 - Nov. 9, 2012
William (Lee) Leroy Lane, age 63, of Bend, passed away unexpectedly on November 9, 2012, of a heart attack.
He was born in Arkansas on Aug. 22, 1949, and has resided in Bend since 1978.
He was a veteran of the Vietnam War where he earned the Honor of a Purple Heart. He was most recently employed as a clerk at St. Charles Medical Center.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Char. He is survived by a sister, Barbara Gnehm; three children, Renee (Jason) Stinar of Boise, ID, Michelle Lane of Boise, ID, Michael (Wendi) Lane of Phoenix, AZ; and six grandchildren.
A celebration of his life will be held Sunday, November 18, 2012, at 4:00 p.m., at Kelly D's, 1012 SE Cleveland, Bend, Oregon 97702.


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About this Facility
Phoenix House's Teen Recovery Center (TRC) in Carlsbad, on the North Coast of San Diego County, offers comprehensive substance abuse and mental health outpatient services, as well as an intensive outpatient treatment program for adolescents ages 12 to 17. Our services include individual, group, and family counseling; anger management; 12-step programs; clean and sober recreational activities; educational support; and referrals to a variety of community service organizations. Family members participate throughout the course of the program, working towards creating a home environment that will support teens in their recovery.
Payment options include Medi-Cal and the following health insurance plans: Anthem Blue Cross, APS Healthcare, Cigna, Kaiser Permanente, Life Synch/Humana, Managed Health Network (MHN), Value Options, and Health Net. All major credit cards are accepted. The Teen Recovery Center is funded in part by the County of San Diego, Health and Human Services Department, Alcohol and Drug Services.
Core Services
Assessment and Evaluation Services
In various locations, Phoenix House provides independent assessments and evaluations of substance use disorders as requested by individuals, families, schools and the Criminal Justice System. See more details
Prevention and Education Services
Phoenix House's prevention and education services highlight the dangers of drug use, reinforce self-esteem, and educate youth and adults to make positive choices. See more details
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Phoenix House adolescent programs provide treatment in a safe, supportive environment that gives youth and their families a chance to break free from substance abuse. Teaching adolescents how to regain control of their lives is the essence of Phoenix House's adolescent treatment programs. See more details
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Mar 18 2013
David Cameron has insisted the cross-party deal on a royal charter on press regulation defends the principle of a free press.
The Prime Minister, who was granted an emergency Commons debate on the proposed new system in response to Lord Justice Leveson's report on press standards, said the new regulator would not be set up by legislation - an approach he claimed was "fundamentally wrong in principle".
The approach of using a royal charter to back the new regulator was agreed by Mr Cameron, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Labour leader Ed Miliband in a last-ditch deal to avert a Commons showdown.
But Mr Cameron acknowledged that legislation was necessary to establish a system of exemplary damages for newspapers which did not sign up to the regulator. He also confirmed that the need for two-thirds of parliamentarians in the Commons and Lords to change the royal charter would be enshrined in law.
But he insisted: "It is legislation to protect the royal charter, it is not legislation to recognise the royal charter."
Setting out his reasons for opposing more fundamental legislation, he said: "I believe it would be wrong to run even the slightest risk of infringing free speech or a free press in this way.
"As Winston Churchill said, 'a free press is the unsleeping guardian of every other right that free men prize, it is the most dangerous foe of tyranny'. By rejecting statutory regulation but being in favour of a royal charter this House has defended that principle."
Mr Cameron said the royal charter would be submitted to the Queen for approval at the May meeting of the Privy Council.
He said: "What happened to the Dowlers, to the McCanns, to Christopher Jefferies and to many other innocent people who have never sought the limelight was utterly despicable.
"It is right that we put in place a new system of press regulation to ensure that such appalling acts can never happen again. We should do this without any further delay."


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The Face of Scoliosis
By: Amy Parmenter, WVIT
Updated: October 23, 2012
Sami Petersen was diagnosed with scoliosis, a curvature of the spine, at age 11.
Initially, she said, she was able to hide her 'hump' by wearing baggy clothing but, as the condition worsened, she was eventually confined to a full body brace for 24 hours a day.
Petersen, who at the time was one of the best swimmers in the state, couldn't even go in a pool, let alone compete.
That wasn't even the worst of it, she said.
Daily activities, like picking something up off the ground, laughing or hugging her sisters hurt.
After exhausting all other options and therapies, Peterson underwent a lengthy surgical procedure last month, during which doctors fused her vertebrae and set her straight.
Now the courageous teen has set out to set the world straight about scoliosis.
Just two weeks after the procedure, she posted a video of her journey on YouTube, including photos of her severe disfigurement and her crippling brace, in hopes of inspiring others struggling with the deformity.
Since then, the teen said she's heard from people around the world who are sharing their stories and their gratitude.
Petersen, too, is grateful because the scoliosis made her a better person and gave her the opportunity to help others stand tall, she said.


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August 1, 2012Dear Child Care Provider, Today is August 1, 2012, and the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) reminds you that changes to the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) are effective today. These changes were announced in a news release issued by DCFS on June 18, 2012. A notice of these changes also was emailed to all CCAP providers on July 16, 2012, and was posted on the Child Care and Early Childhood Education Updates page at www.dcfs.la.gov.
Please visit www.dcfs.la.gov/ChildCareUpdates often for updates and information for child care providers.
Gail KelsoProgram ManagerDCFS - Child Development & Early Learning Section


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Category Archives: iPad
Thu, Jun 06, 2013 | 02:36 BST
Mobile, freemium segment most popular in the US – report
There are more consumers in the "free and mobile gamer" category than any other gaming segment in the US, according to the NPD Group.
Thu, Jun 06, 2013 | 01:03 BST
You Don't Know Jack developer now known as Jackbox Games
Jellyvision Games is no more; the You Don't Know Jack developer has rechristened itself Jackbox Games. The mid-sized indie company said the change is the final move in its evolution from an old school PC and console developer to a publisher on Roku, Ouya, social and mobile platforms. Last year's Facebook version of You Don't Know Jack was the company's first social effort, won Spike TV's social game of the year, and drew 3.5 million installs across social and mobile. It has other irons in the fire including new IP Lie Swatter and licensed titles.
Tue, Jun 04, 2013 | 22:42 BST
Triple-A focus could kill the industry, warns former DICE producer turned mobile dev
Former DICE producer Patrick Liu has said a perception that triple-A is the "coolest" development scene could kill the games industry.
Tue, Jun 04, 2013 | 08:34 BST
Plants vs Zombies 2: It's About Time dated, is free-to-play
Plants Vs Zombies 2: It's About Time has been unveiled by Popcap Games. The free-to-play sequel will launch worldwide on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch from July 18.
Mon, Jun 03, 2013 | 02:38 BST
Tetris creator brings new puzzle game to iOS – Marbly
Tetris designer Alexey Pajitnov has risen from his bed of laurels to produce a new mobile puzzle game. If his track record is anything to go by, you probably want to get all over this right now.
Thu, May 30, 2013 | 23:26 BST
Ninja Warrior mobile game launched thanks to Marvelous USA
Marvelous has launched an Android and iOS title based on popular TV show Ninja Warrior.
Thu, May 30, 2013 | 22:33 BST
Warhammer Quest arrives on iOS today
The first licensed Warhammer title to release on mobile has hit iOS – Rodeo Games' strategy role playing effort, Warhammer Quest.
Thu, May 30, 2013 | 14:09 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will support multiplayer, cloud saves on iOS
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will support cloud saves on iOS which will allow players to switch between iPad and iPhone on the go.
Fri, May 31, 2013 | 10:32 BST
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic out now on iPad
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is out on iPad now, after BioWare's iconic RPG was reviewed by IGN almost out of the blue yesterday.
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Badland updated with ten levels
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Thanks for the 2nd post, already looking forward to the next part of this article. Just a question to throw up into the air, is this heading us towards an object orientated drupal?
In a previous post I had a look at how Drupal moved from nodes as its main unit of abstraction to entities. That trip through Drupal history tried to explain why entities exists but only partly touched on exactly what they are.
Here we are going to answer in some more detail what they are, as well as, where and when to use them. I am not going to get too technical (i.e. no code) - the aim is to allow everyone to figure out what entities are and what they can do. In a follow-up, and final in the series, post we are going to get really technical (i.e. mostly code) and look at the how.
The word entity can take on many meanings in computer science. The most commonly referred to meaning, and the one that seems to popup very often when first mentioning Drupal entities, comes from the database world. In DB-speak entities are the "things" we wish to represent in our application domain. Typically, this is explained in the flow of explaining Entity-Relationship diagrams - the bane of many a first year computer science undergrad.
Drupal entities are, in a loose way, similar. Entities are the things, the data, the information, the "stuff", that we want to deal with in our Drupal application. The similarities, however, pretty much end there. When you think of Drupal entities you really should think of them exclusively within the Drupal way of doing things. As with nodes, entities in Drupal take on a new meaning and life and become a term native to and truly definable only within the context of Drupal.
So what is the "stuff" that we want to represent in a Drupal application? Well we have nodes, taxonomy terms, users, comments. These are our main building blocks and they are all entities in Drupal 7.
Now, that is fine - but it's the same stuff we had in Drupal 6 right? So what's the big bruhaha all about? Just that we are now calling all these things entities?
Well, not quite. Entities are all dealt with in the same way in Drupal 7 while in Drupal 6 they each did their own thing (or repeated similar things in different ways). Entities have a common programmatic interface through which (most) of their behaviour is defined.
So the first thing Drupal entities are is means to streamline how we deal with the basic Drupal "stuff" of nodes, comments, terms and users.
Now comes the really interesting part to people that don't worry so much about how the core of Drupal does things.
1. You can define your own entities that plug into the whole Drupal way of doing stuff.
2. Any entity can have fields attached to it.
Remember CCK? How great that is for Drupal 6? How you can turn nodes into anything you want just by adding fields to them? Well In Drupal 7 you have all that goodness for all entities - which means nodes, users, terms and comments. Also, and here is the beauty of it, you also get this functionality for any entities you define yourself. This makes it a whole new ballgame.
You can now actually create data structures specific to your application domain with their own database table (or any other storage mechanism really) plus a standardised way to add fields to them. No need to turn nodes into something they are not.
A few examples:
So Drupal entities are:
But how do you make the choice of when to create a new entity, whether you just attach fields to it or keep all the data in its own table, or simply do it the old way and re-purpose nodes?
Entities are still a pretty new concept so best practice will still take some defining. However, ChX and DamZ gave some good advice on IRC.
Essentially, if you are faced with having to put information into a custom table consider whether defining an entity and attaching fields to it through the Drupal APIs might be worthwhile. And let me give you a hint - the answer is: yes, it probably makes more sense to use entities. There is practically no drawback to exposing a custom table as an entity.
While in Drupal 6 re-purposing nodes to do your bidding is very useful, there is something inherently inelegant about it because after all nodes are really designed to do one very specific thing - store articles. In Drupal 7, however, you can create your own lean entity and attach to it just the fields you need. You don't need to carry along node functionality (e.g. author, publish date, etc) that you don't really need.
According to both ChX and DamZ the base table representing your entity in the database should generally be kept simple and you can attach fields to entities to define your data structure.
The only reasons to consider adding data attributes directly to the entity and not through the Drupal Field API is if the data is quite specific and is not well served by any available field type or if performance-wise it makes more sense to query only the base table (for example if you plan to frequently query it) to get information out rather than having to query both the base table and the table where the field information is saved.
Keep in mind, however, that a major driving force behind the architecture of entities and fields is scalability - so if you are really concerned about performance you probably still want to use fields where you can decide exactly how they are stored (e.g. in a MongoDB database rather than MySQL).
When not to use entities? Well, there isn't any user interface for defining and dealing with entities (yet). So right now if you want a quick way to get something done without writing any code re-purposing nodes it still the best way to do it. But, if you are willing to write a bit of code (and as we will see in the next post it really is not complicated) you can have a more elegant web app at your disposal that can still call itself a fully-qualified member of the Drupal way of doing things.
As I mentioned before entities are still pretty new. And the overhaul to get them into Drupal 7 was huge - so there are still a few things missing.
While you have a unified interface to define and load entities there isn't (in core) a means to do all entity operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) but work is taking place in the contrib module space to get there.
Another issue is how to define relationships between entities. Nodes, comments, taxonomy terms and users are all related between them. But these relationships are hard-coded. Again, there is work underway in the contrib space to explore how to deal with this issue as well.
While things aren't perfect yet they are really on a very good path to Drupal nirvana. As ChX mentioned to me on IRC it is going to take a couple of years before we figure out all the things that we can do with Drupal 7.
Which sounds just about right - as hopefully Drupal 8 will be coming out then and will be even more awesome!
Thanks to ChX for taking the time to spell a few things out during an IRC chat and reviewing the article and DamZ for joining in and adding some very useful comments
Any inaccuracies are entirely mine.
Check out the third part in the series for info on how to code your own entities in Drupal 7
Thanks for the 2nd post, already looking forward to the next part of this article. Just a question to throw up into the air, is this heading us towards an object orientated drupal?
Well, the Field API is not OOP.
However, there are talks of making it OOP in D8 (Larry Garfield did a nice presentation exploring the possibility at DrupalCon SF).
Also, the controller (that does the CRUD for an entity) is always a class, so in any case, from D7 onwards Drupal is slowly moving towards OOP.
I enjoyed the article as much as I enjoyed the original conversation.
One nitpick: Drupal Commerce is not developed by the Ubercart Team, Ubercart is doing their own thing. See this for more info.
yeap - fixed that reference - hadn't realised there was that backstory to the Ubercart / Drupal Commerce projects
This Makes me want to use drupal 7
Thanks for the overview of entities. Where's part 3? I want to code. :-)
I was just looking at custom content types vs entities, and would love to read part 3.
I bet anything you did would be welcome in the examples module.
Since I explored drupal for myself I was wondering to the following disproportion:
We have the hook model, which is quite flexible and clear.
But the data model is obfuscated: we have nodes of different types, comments which are not nodes, taxonomy - which is the third thing, files which is the fourth thing, etc, etc, etc!!!...
Are entities the step to the CLEAR UNIFIED DATA MODEL for Drupal?...Seems so.
In this discussion, it's helpful to note that the term Node has been depreciated in favor of the term Content.
This is just wrong. If you google for node youl'll have thouthands of Drupal related results. Dropping that in favor of "content" is just wrong. :-)
I think it would be cool if there's a part 3 for this Drupal Entities of yours. Just saying.
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What does spring insight need in order to display the jdbc response times? I can find the transaction / service method calls but I cannot inspect the jdbc times. My app uses spring 3, postgresql and jdo (datanucleus).
What does spring insight need in order to display the jdbc response times? I can find the transaction / service method calls but I cannot inspect the jdbc times. My app uses spring 3, postgresql and jdo (datanucleus).
This is a fairly common issue. Odds are the JDBC driver your using is located in the server's lib directory. Try moving it into the webapp's lib directory.
While running with a JDBC driver inside a WAR is not recommended for a production application, it's ok at development time. We're looking to address this issue in an upcoming release.
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My maven project has the following dependencies:
all of them are in the lib dir of MyWebappCode:> mvn dependency:tree | grep jdbc [INFO] | | | | +-org.springframework:org.springframework.jdbc:jar:3.0.0.RELEASE:compile [INFO] | | | +- org.postgis:postgis-jdbc:jar:1.1.5:compile [INFO] | | | +- org.postgis:postgis-jdbc-jts:jar:1.4.1komoot:compile [INFO] | | | +- org.geotools:gt-jdbc:jar:2.6.0:compile [INFO] | | +- postgresql:postgresql:jar:8.3-603.jdbc3:compile
in webapp-lib, there is:
Do you mean that jdbc file? And I should move it to my webapp?Code:# ls insight-jdbc-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar insight-springcore-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar insight-springtx-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar insight-springweb-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar spring_insight_collection-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
Ok, I have to adjust my previously made observations. Indeed, Spring insight can inspect JDBC calls - but not mine. Only the "startup jdbc calls" made by datanucleus are recorded. Mine, however, are not available. See the attached screenshot.
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Do I need special annotations or how does it work with spring? I use the
org.springframework.orm.jdo.TransactionAwarePersis tenceManagerFactoryProxy which wraps the org.datanucleus.jdo.JDOPersistenceManagerFactory in case this matters.
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You shouldn't need to do anything special. It's a good sign that you see some of the initial queries, that means Insight is up and running properly and it's able to detect something.
Just for my own sanity, can you confirm that the DataNucleus and JDBC jars are located in the WAR (ie. WEB-INF/lib)?
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Here it is:
How does insight work? I'm nor sure if for example the gt-jdbc-2.6.0.jar should be in the classpath, I don't really need it, it is just one of the "transitive dependencies".Code:gt-jdbc-2.6.0.jar insight-jdbc-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar org.springframework.jdbc-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar postgis-jdbc-1.1.5.jar postgis-jdbc-jts-1.4.1.jar postgresql-8.3-603.jdbc3.jar
My jdbc driver "postgresql_jts" is defnetly only in the postgis-jdbc-jts jar.
Thanks, Jan
Spring Insight uses AspectJ to weave the classes available inside your WAR to collect metrics about the applications execution. Since only classes inside the WAR are woven, if a class is provided from the server's lib directory or the JRE, it will not be woven.
For your situation, any class that makes calls to java.sql.Statement or PreparedStatment, need to be located inside the WAR in order for the Insight instrumentation to collect the SQL query.
You mentioned previously that you are using datanucleus with JDO. I don't see any of the datanucleus JARs in the list you provided.
In general, if all the dependencies are inside the WAR, everything will pickup automatically.
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Software Engineer, Web Products Team
Ok, here is the complete list of dependencies. datanucleus-rdbms contains the jdbc commands.
Code:activation-1.1.1.jar ant-optional-1.5.1.jar asm-3.1.jar cglib-2.2.jar common-2.2.1.jar commons-beanutils-1.8.0.jar commons-codec-1.4.jar commons-collections-3.2.1.jar commons-dbcp-1.2.2.jar commons-io-1.4.jar commons-jxpath-1.2.jar commons-lang-2.4.jar commons-logging-1.1.1.jar commons-math-2.0.jar commons-pool-1.5.3.jar com.springsource.org.aopalliance-1.0.0.jar com.springsource.org.apache.commons.fileupload-1.2.1.jar com.springsource.org.apache.commons.logging-1.1.1.jar datanucleus-core-2.0.0-m4.jar datanucleus-rdbms-2.0.0-m4.jar datanucleus-spatial-2.0.0-m4.jar datanucleus-thirdparty-1.0.1.jar dozer-5.1.jar easymock-2.3.jar ecore-2.2.2.jar geoapi-2.3-M1.jar geoapi-pending-2.3-M1.jar geronimo-jta_1.1_spec-1.1.jar gt-api-2.6.0.jar gt-coverage-2.6.0.jar gt-data-2.6.0.jar gt-epsg-hsql-2.6.0.jar gt-geometry-2.6.0.jar gt-geotiff-2.6.0.jar gt-gpx-2.5.5.jar gt-graph-2.6.0.jar gt-jdbc-2.6.0.jar gt-main-2.6.0.jar gt-metadata-2.6.0.jar gt-postgis-2.6.0.jar gt-referencing-2.6.0.jar gt-xml-gpx-2.5.5.jar gt-xsd-core-2.5.5.jar hamcrest-core-1.1.jar hibernate-validator-4.0.2.GA.jar hsqldb-126.96.36.199.jar imageio-ext-tiff-1.0.4.jar imageio-ext-utilities-1.0.4.jar insight-jdbc-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar jackson-core-asl-1.4.0.jar jackson-jaxrs-1.4.0.jar jackson-mapper-asl-1.4.0.jar jackson-xc-1.4.0.jar jai_codec-1.1.3.jar jai_core-1.1.3.jar jai_imageio-1.1.jar jaxb-api-2.1.jar jaxb-impl-2.1.3.jar jcl-over-slf4j-1.5.7.jar jdo2-api-2.3-eb.jar jdom-1.0.jar joda-time-1.6.jar jta-1.1.jar jts-1.10.jar jtsio-1.7.jar junit-dep-4.5.jar komoot-test-1.1.jar log4j-1.2.14.jar mail-1.4.1.jar org.springframework.aop-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.asm-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.beans-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.context-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.context.support-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.core-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.expression-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.jdbc-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.orm-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.oxm-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.security.config-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.security.core-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.security.web-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.test-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.transaction-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.web-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar org.springframework.web.servlet-3.0.0.RELEASE.jar picocontainer-1.2.jar postgis-driver-1.0.jar postgis-jdbc-1.1.5.jar postgis-jdbc-jts-1.4.1komoot.jar postgresql-8.3-603.jdbc3.jar slf4j-api-1.5.7.jar slf4j-log4j12-1.5.7.jar transaction-api-1.1.jar validation-api-1.0.0.GA.jar vecmath-1.3.2.jar xercesImpl-2.7.1.jar xml-apis-1.0.b2.jar xml-apis-xerces-2.7.1.jar xsd-2.2.2.jar
I'm not sure off hand what is going on, this is something we will need to reproduce and investigate further. Would you please open a bug report?
Scott Andrews
Software Engineer, Web Products Team
would be great if it will be possible to use JDBC driver located in the server's lib directory. Because I can´t use JNDI lookup when moving the JDBC driver to the webapp's lib directory and have to provide a different dataSource config in Spring-ApplicationContext.
Is there a roadmap when you plan to provide this feature?
Best reagards