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Using Capistrano
For most programmers, deployment is an area that could do with a touch of laziness. Deploying to a cluster—or even one machine—can be repetitive and tiring. Enter Capistrano, a Ruby deployment tool that makes the task of deploying an application to servers easier by running defined tasks for you on the remote servers.
The Ruby programmers' toolbox contains so many tools for eliminating most of their work, it's fair to say that Ruby programmers are probably some of the laziest. If having all the boring jobs done for you isn't enough, Ruby programmers even contrive to have most of their tools built in one language—Ruby. No bash-make-PHP-Perl combinations. It's all Ruby.
Think of Capistrano as a build system that specializes in running commands remotely on any number of machines. If you have to connect to a half-dozen machines to push updates, or have no quick-and-easy way of rolling back the entire cluster if (or when?) something goes wrong, you need to be a little more lazy.
Capistrano groups tasks in recipes, and the default recipe, which we'll look at in a moment, is very geared toward Rails, running migrations and restarting the Rails server. However, Capistrano's core is not Rails-specific. You can build your own recipes for all your dullest tasks, and you can tweak the Rails recipe to work with whichever language or framework you're using.
Let's take a look at what Capistrano does for Rails deployment, how to build your own tasks and how to push your own application out to 20 servers with just one command.
Like Rails, Capistrano increasingly is deployed with flavours of Linux and is installed by default in Leopard, so you might not even have to install it. If you do need to, installing Capistrano is as easy as any Ruby gem. Simply run:
sudo gem install -y capistrano
Capistrano has two main commands: cap, which is used for viewing and running the tasks, and capify, which is used to set up a Rails project for use with Capistrano. Assuming you have a Rails project, grab a copy of it, and run capify at the project root:
cd path/to/project capify .
This creates just two files: Capfile and config/deploy.rb. Capfile is to Capistrano as Makefile is to make and Rakefile is to rake. Capistrano expects a Capfile to be present and to contain the tasks or to include a Ruby file that does.
In this case, the Capfile just includes config/deploy.rb, so the latter is the one of interest. The deploy file contains a bunch of settings you need to take care of before running cap, starting with:
set :application, "set your application name here" set :repository, "set your repository location here"
If you aren't used to Ruby's syntax, this all will look deceptively like simple configuration. However, because you don't have to use brackets when calling functions in Ruby, each line actually is a call to the set() function in Capistrano's core:
set(:application, "your-app-name")
Set the :application variable to a name without spaces—this will be used to create a deployment directory later. Set :repository to your versioning repository's URL (in this example, we use SVN).
If you have a user name and password for SVN, set them with the lines:
set :scm_username, "svn-username" set :scm_password, "svn-password"
Then, uncomment and set the deployment directory. If the deploy_to doesn't exist on your deployment server, Capistrano creates it:
set :deploy_to, "/path/to/doc/root/www/#{application}"
Here, we're using the application variable we set previously to set part of the deploy_to variable. This is all standard Ruby syntax, available in all Capistrano scripts, making this way of working extremely powerful and a little less cumbersome than a hodge-podge of obscure syntaxes.
Finally, we need to set the servers that will host the deployment. You can add as many servers as you like, and the server name just has to be something that SSH understands—for example:
role :app, "app-server-1", "app-server-2", "app-server-3" role :web, "192.168.1.123" role :db, "db-server-1", :primary => true
If you're just testing out Capistrano, it's worth setting the deployment location as your working machine; that way, you can learn without moving between machines:
role :app, "me@my-local-ip"
Now we're ready to ask Capistrano to set up the deployment location using the command:
cap deploy:setup
When you run this, Capistrano starts showing you what it's doing. This helps when debugging Capfiles, and it reassures you that you're doing the right thing. Whenever you connect to another server, you'll be prompted for the password, as usual, after which Capistrano will run a bunch of other commands.
After deploy:setup, the deployment directory now contains some extra directories that will allow cap to push new versions, do rollbacks and so on:
myapp/ releases/ shared/log shared/pids shared/system
Next, we get on and deploy the application. Capistrano will check out the source, put it into releases and create a symlink to it called current:
cap deploy:cold
After this has run, take another look in the deployment location:
# current@ -> /www/captest/myapp/releases/20080614144520
This a "cold" deployment, meaning tasks that are one-time tasks are run. To deploy the application in the future, you simply use the deploy task:
cap deploy
When you've run either deploy:cold or deploy, have a look in the deployment directory and find where your source code fits into Capistrano's way of deploying things.
The deploy task replaces logging in to the server, getting the source, setting up any databases and restarting the servers. Run it a few times, and get used to that lazy feeling!
cap'ing Rails projects on servers
Hi Dan,
nice article - do you have any 'advanced' setups, like this one?
role :app, "10.4.3.223", :primary => true, :user => "root"
role :web, "10.4.3.221"
role :db, "10.4.3.220"
set :gateway, "webserver.domain.tld"
set :repository, "email@example.com:#{application}.git"
Because I cannot get my multistage deploy to work :)
All the blogs and articles I've come around, they all seem to focus on setups with all servers on one machine, and git somewhere entirely else (like github.com)
Best regards,
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I actually find this rather pathetic but hey, at least this time we get a proper PC game, even if half of those things mentioned should be a given and shouldn't require a fucking fanfare
I actually find this rather pathetic but hey, at least this time we get a proper PC game, even if half of those things mentioned should be a given and shouldn't require a fucking fanfare
Agreed that most of those things should be obvious default things for any PC port, but considering the last time it's still brilliant news. Plus, while most of the time I find Gearbox's attempts to be funny a fair bit too wannabe-funny, I did actually quite like this letter.
Give me steam and how you feel to make it real.
Awesome, I'm coming back to you Claptrap, did you miss me baby?
When asked, he merely responded with a wry bleat followed by a swift kick to the testicles.- Rakysh
I really liked Borderlands 1 so meh.
Glad to hear they're planning to resolve the interface, graphical, and connectivity issues that plagued the original, here's hoping they follow through. I quite enjoyed Borderlands 1 (and am replaying it with a friend right now, actually) but having to run a 3rd party configuration tool or tweak .ini files to handle very basic interface elements is ridiculous, and the connectivity problems at launch (I've had no problems lately) were absurd.
FoV slider? You want me to forgive you for the headaches and nausea by giving me an FoV slider?
Takes a bit more than that, and should-be-standard features to win me over.
I forgive them for including offline LAN mode.
Shame about lack of split-screen, but hey. Offline LAN mode games will be purchased repeatedly in this household, yes yes.
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This ^
Albeit to an extent it'd be self defeating now to shun attempts to reconcile. That they're happy to admit BL PC was broken still begs the question why they haven't bloody sorted that out yet.
The best way they could sell BL2 to me now is to fix BL1.
edit: btw anyone else unable to load the page? black screen is all what firefox gives
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Yes it should be in, but I'm more than happy to sit through these advertising apology things if we start getting a full range of options in games again.
Some companies seem to be starting to care about us again now they've seen there is money to be had and I'm glad for any slight return to form we can get.
I actually really like Gearbox. Despite DNF which, for the most part the problems with that I doubt were their fault, at least here they are putting their hands up and admitting that Borderlands 1 had issues. Ideally it would be in from the start but at least they can recognise where they are wrong, not like all companies out there.
I don't mind the lazy port when they get the gameplay right (no numbers-style shooting, or make real hitboxes where HS actually counts instead of just doing more damage).
Borderlands was awesome!!
Between this and Saints' Row the Third, it's good to see developers taking notice of complaints with lazy console ports. I agree with others in this thread that the PC platform seems to be finally growing in importance again. But do you think that's because more people are actually playing on the PC, or the industry's finally waking up to realise that retail sales figures are misleading, because they don't account for digital sales?
As to Borderlands 2, I haven't been following it - does anyone know if it'll have a little more depth than the first one? Borderlands was addictive, but it all felt too samey after not too long.
I dont understand why developers are so eager to segregate us from XBOX and Playstation gamers.
I check the list, all of them can technically be possible to be offered to game console version players, even those regarding video setting, if platform maintainers are willing to share the tech specs. Look at how gorgeous those PS3 1st party games are.
And I always wonder, not just for this game but for all cross-platform games, that why you need a PC-specific UI? You support mouse+keyboard control on game consoles and it solves all the problems, doesn't it?!
And I am deeply concerned about "Cloud Saving". By saying "Support", do they actually imply "Compulsory" so that the game will become online dependent for them to have every control on us to play this game? If so, then such is not a feature, it is a restriction they impose on us.
I remember when tweaking .ini files and such was considered a benefit of PC gaming and not something to whine about.
The only thing I really disliked about Borderlands was that it used Gamespy and the connecivitiy issues when it first came out. I remember it took my friends and I about an hour to get all of our routers setup and then figure which one of us was able to host (we kept timing out).
But yeah, it was still a great game.
edit: oh the in game voice was atrocious too, I forgot about that.
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The thread title also applies to the new Red Orchestra 2 beta. Just swap Gearbox with TWI and Borderlands with RO2.

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Late Ramp Pushes S&P To Close At Now Standard All Time High
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 16:17Thanks to POMO (and the simple explanation of what everyone already knows from David Tepper), the 18th Tuesday in a row has closed with a bright green shade across the screen. Trannies gained 2% but the 25 point gain off overnight lows for the S&P 500 is the most impressive... with gains sustained by more short covering. As predicted first thing today, when we said the S&P 500 EPS multiple will increase by at least 0.15x on the back of POMO, we were not surprised to see the closing print result in precisely this amount of multiple expansion:
Today's POMO: $2.75 - $3.50 billion. Should be enough to expand S&P multiples by 0.15-25x
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 14, 2013
A QE-unwind theme was modestly evident in other asset-classes: Treasuries (snapping higher after EU Close); Oil, gold, and silver all down; and credit spreads notably rolled over. But of course, equities don't care; why would they?
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2007 Deja Vu As Bond Issuers Game Rating Agencies Once Again
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 15:25With home prices rising at near-record paces in SoCal, corporate debt yields at record-lows, equity markets surging at near-record rates, and high quality assets dwindling by the minute under the heel of a central bank jack boot; it is perhaps no surprise that investors have switched from finding leverage through the balance sheet (i.e. crappy quality firms) to finding leverage through the instrument (i.e. structured credit). The trouble this time is that yields (and spreads) being so low, the creators of the new-normal ABS, CDOs, and CLOs have to stoop to the old tricks to make their money (as we noted here). As Bloomberg reports, bond issuers are once again exploiting the credit rating agency pay-for-performance business model to create "high-quality" collateralizable assets from utter garbage - such as auto loans.
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IRS To Conservatives: "Provide Details Regarding All Of Your Facebook Or Twitter Activity"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 14:52It has become difficult to keep track of all the different "-gates" the Obama administration has suddenly found itself embroiled in: perhaps an appropriate name would be Gate-r-gate? And with the just concluded farce in which Jay Carney passed off all AP-related questions to Eric Holder, who in turn recused himself and told the media to please crucify the Deputy AG instead, it is unlikely that any material new information will be disclosed any time soon. However, courtesy of The Hill, we at least have some insight into the first gross offense by the administration revealed last week: the targeting of one political group over another by the supposedly impartial IRS. Specifically, attached below is the full 7 page questionnaire sent by the IRS to the Liberty Township Tea Party containing a list of 35 questions.
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Guest Post: A Brief History Of Cycles And Time, Part 2
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 14:31History never changes. Or, at least it changes very slowly indeed. So here we are, like those before us, warning of our own Great Depression, of our own World War, or of even larger cycles like the fall of the English, Spanish, or Roman empires. And so far as we can tell, few listen and nothing changes. Why? Because it isn't time. Understanding long-term cycles, and how they shape our spectrum of responses in periods of crisis and transformation is key to comprehending what is to come (and how we will allow it to affect us). Do you really think your ancestors didn't see the Depression coming in 1921 or in 1929? Of course they did. The Balloon Option-ARM mortgage had just been invented, creating a housing boom larger and even more groundless as our own, immortalized by the Marx Brothers in The Cocoanuts. They warned the world then just as we do now, and no one listened then, just as they don't now. Why? It wasn't time.
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Argentina Peso Gap Between Official And Black Market Rate Hits To 100%, BMWs Become Inflation Hedge
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 13:56Despite efforts by the government to quell the black-market (or blue-dollar) for Argentina's foreign exchange, the unofficial rate surged yesterday to 10.45 Pesos per USD. This is now double the official rate of 5.22 Pesos per USD. This implicit 50% devaluation comes amid the growing realization that there is no savings option to maintain the purchasing power of the peso in the context of sustained high inflation (no matter what the officials say) and negative real interest rates. The government is not amused, suggesting the devaluation won't happen (just as Mexico did right up until the day before they devalued), "those who seek to make money at the expense of devaluations must wait for another government." Perhaps the government should be careful with their threats? And of course, this could never happen in the US or Japan, right?
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AG Holder To Recuse Himself From AP Leak-Gate Investigation
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 13:31From one farce to another:
Yesterday, the Associated Press revealed the Department of Justice had been secretly monitoring both the personal and work phones of numerous AP editors and reporters. So just what did Holder know? For now, it is not known if Holder authorized or even knew about the investigation.
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The Market Isn't Prepared For This
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 13:23Yesterday was another less than convincing session. Indices off recent tops and Europe weaker. Treasuries tumbled then rallied part way back on less than stellar retail sales report. It rather feels like we are going through the motions with little conviction one way or another (even with today's mini-melt-up). Markets crave direction. What I'd like to see is the JGB curve bull-flatten to restore faith in Global easing and the asset grabathon. Don't fight Kuroda – it will happen.. but when? That's the macro-trade. But the short-term trade may be to hedge some risk, like the Nikkei's recent gains, and think about how to hedge bursting bubble risks in the credit markets. Or is there something bigger going-on just behind the horizon? A "No-See-Em" that is about to confirm a particular market direction? After all... the global economy is either growing, is set for growth, or this recession is becoming a long-term depression. So let's take a look at what's going on for signs of the hidden menace...
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The US Student Loan Bubble Broken Down By State, And Why Washington D.C. Sticks Out Like A Sore Thumb
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 12:45Curious how the student loan bubble, just shy of $1 trillion, and now the largest debt portion of the US household non-mortgage wallet, bigger than credit card and auto loan debt - affects your state? Then the following three charts just out from the NY Fed are for you. What the data shows is that less than 12% of the population in Hawaii has student loans, while the record is in D.C. at over 25%. All those "students" in the nation's capital. Really? But that's not all. While the average loan balance is under $21,000 in Wyoming, it is once again highest in D.C., with the average loan balance over $40,000. It is almost as if D.C. "students" have learned how to game the system.
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White House Holds Press Briefing: Will AP Questions Be Permitted?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 12:36Will it be Benghazi? or the IRS Witch-Hunt? Or the AP Hack? Or how great the economy must be doing since stocks are surging? Or will anyone who asks questions be subject to immediate audit? Or are all questions moot? After all the White House knows precisely what will be asked long in advance...
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PIMCO's Bill Gross Goes Churchillian
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 12:20When the head of the world's largest bond fund starts paraphrasing war-time phrases, you know nothing is what it seems...
Gross: Never have investors reached so high in price for so low a return. Never have investors stooped so low for so much risk.
— PIMCO (@PIMCO) May 14, 2013
It seems to us that this can only end one way and the fight on the beaches this time will be between economic reality and central-bank-inspired mass hypnosis.
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Households Cut Another $110 Billion In Debt Even With $577 Billion In Q1 Mortgages Originated: Most Since 2007
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 11:44It is not immediately clear how much of the net drop in mortgage balances from $8.033 trillion to $7.932 trillion was due to defaults as opposed to actual pay downs and non-credit rating impairing deleveraging. We do know that a whopping $577 billion in new mortgages were opened in Q1, the highest since Q3 of 2007. Which means that some $680 billion in mortgages should have been extinguished in one quarter. If this happened primarily via defaults and discharges, one can only wonder just how the bank balance sheets were not decimated in Q1. As a reminder, half a year ago we observed that the bulk of US mortgage debt reduction has come from defaults not from actual deleveraging.
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Is Lumber The New Baltic Dry?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 11:22
Lumber is limit down once again. It has been falling now for two months in a very 'non-housing-recovery'-like manner. Of course, when Lumber prices are rising, everything is bullish and it merely serves to confirm the exuberance and bias to optimism that we should all have. However, just like the Baltic Dry Index, when it's falling it is a bullish sign that the market is over-supplied in anticipation of good things to come. With Lumber's two-month lead over stocks signaling the equity market may well be a little ahead of itself, it seems the supply-demand balance is off in the construction materials business (which one is off - supply or demand) but have no fear, just as with the Baltic Dry, it will come back if we just keep hoping. Or did the actions of a central-bank inspire confidence once again in the 'wrong' industry and spark another mal-investment boom?
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Nasdaq-100 Breaks 3000, First Time Since 2000
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 11:04Up 195% from the Nov 2008 lows, the Nasdaq-100 has now broken back above the magical 3000 level. A level first seen in Nov 1999 (back then it took 4 more weeks to hit 4000). How long until CNBC adds a countdown timer to the Nasdaq all-time high?
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POMO + Tepper + Tuesday = Total Equity Disconnect
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 10:28It's Tuesday. It's a big POMO day. And sure enough, equities are in full-tilt melt-up mode. In the face of a stronger USD, rallying bond market, higher VIX, and widening credit spreads, the S&P 500 has smahed through yet another set of stops, squeezed shorts wherever you can see, and made new all-time highs. Mardi Gras indeed... though one wonders what happens when Europe closes and POMO is over. Will USDJPY 102 mark the 'top' in stocks today?
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Despite Abenomics Japan's Sharp Post Biggest Loss In 100 Years
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2013 - 10:09As reported earlier, at least one prominent hedge fund manager, Dan Loeb, is very bullish on Sony (or at least has played his cards well enough to buy the stock 50% lower and is using today's ramp to offload to unwitting momentum chasers as he did with Herbalife). Whether he is merely using the opportunity to earn some activism brownie points on the background of the overall levitation of the Japanese stock market, or is genuinely convinced there is upside for Sony remains to be seen. However, anyone who thinks that Japanese corporates have no place to go but up, is kindly urged to take a look at one-time Japanese electronics titan Sharp, which posted a whopping loss of $5.36 billion, the biggest loss in the company's 100 year history.
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Yes, moms are responsible for pretty much everything in this world. Which is why you should A) Return their calls that you've been meaning to do for a while but just never got around to it because….reasons and B) Take them out for a great mother's day in Minneapolis. They definitely deserve it.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) — Fresh from pitching against solid Atlanta hitters, Jake Westbrook faced a far trickier test: Guess how much fans paid for box seats to watch the exhibition game.
"Hmmm, I have no idea," the St. Louis starter ventured. "Twenty bucks?"
Gotcha! $54 for top tickets sold Tuesday at the Braves' ballpark at Walt Disney World Resort.
"Wow," Westbrook said.
All over Florida and Arizona, teams are paying the price. Spring training attendance is off and several things are to blame, aside from pricey tickets — early start, cold weather and lineups depleted by injured stars and players dispatched to the World Baseball Classic.
The dip is nearly 14 percent lower than it was on this date last year, STATS said.
Games started about a week earlier this season because players wanted to get in shape for the World Baseball Classic. That meant games were scheduled before many fans arrived for vacation and spring break. By the end of February, several teams had already played for a week.
"I think we started about eight or nine days too early. That means a whole lot," Philadelphia manager Charlie Manuel said.
The weather hasn't been ideal, either — a freak winter storm out West and a cold snap down South.
Normally a big draw wherever they go, the Yankees played to a crowd of 3,213 when they visited the Houston Astros. Then again, the glitziest name in New York's split-squad lineup that day was Matt Diaz. Continued...
The Orioles often sold out home games versus the likes of the Yankees, Boston and Philadelphia. Not this year in Sarasota, Fla.
"With the WBC and a whole different start, people plan spring training according to spring break. People have other things going on in their life," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said.
Big league exhibitions began on Feb. 22 and averaged 5,789 fans through March 12. They started on March 2 last year and averaged 6,703 by that same date, with several teams on their way to setting attendance records.
Major League Baseball drew 30,895 per game during the regular season last year, its best mark since 2008.
Oakland A's manager Bob Melvin noticed the empty seats in Phoenix.
"It seems like it's down some," he said last weekend. "The schedule seems more spread out this year. A lot of people come to games with certain dates in mind."
Better be ready to spend money, too.
It costs more than $25 for a good seat at most spring parks. Several teams vary their prices depending on the opponent or the day — a ticket behind the third base dugout to see the World Series champion Giants host Colorado this Sunday sold for $68.75 on San Francisco's online site.
The Cardinals are among the most popular teams every spring. Like other clubs, they expect bigger crowds throughout March.
"I think in general we were kind of chalking it up to, it's kind of cool, we started so early. You are not going to get a whole lot of people showing up in February," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. Continued...
The Cardinals share Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., with the Miami Marlins. Mike Bauer, who runs the ballpark, said the attendance pattern is predictable.
"Anytime we start in February, we start off a little slower than usual," said Bauer, the stadium's general manager.
"If you compare this year to last year, it's going to be a decrease because they had the World Series championship on the Cardinals side and a new facility on the Marlins side. But it's been right about where we expected," he said.
The Braves aren't too concerned, either.
"We got a bump with the Daytona 500 falling the weekend we opened. Then attendance fell off, as you would expect with the first games so early," Atlanta general manager Frank Wren said. "Crowds always pick up with the start of spring break in March, especially here at Disney."
Among those at the Braves' park on Tuesday were Bill Heuvelman and son Patrick, who drove from St. Louis to see their team. For a week at spring training, they didn't mind the prices, even with Cardinals stars Carlos Beltran and Yadier Molina away at the WBC.
"This is something we do. It's worth it," Bill said.
A sign outside the box office that listed lower level reserved seats for $54 — tickets cost $5 more on game days — caught the attention of four college-age friends from Auburn, Ala.
"I noticed it right away. Seemed pretty steep to me," Nick Goudreau told buddy Chase Hoyle.
But Brett Frizzell said he'd already warned pal Brooks Cowing. Continued...
"I sent him a picture on Instagram that showed it," Frizzell said. "October prices for spring training baseball."
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Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan touted Mitt Romney's five-point plan for the future and said President Barack Obama has offered no similar vision during a campaign stop at Baldwin Wallace University in Berea Wednesday.
Ryan told a crowd of about 1,000 that the President failed to provide a solid plan for the next four years during the second Presidential debate Tuesday night, Cleveland.com is reporting.
"We saw the president not offer a single idea or lesson learned from the failure of the last four years," said Ryan, the running mate of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
In contrast, Ryan said Romney's five-point plan for developing small businesses and producing energy in North America offers specifics the Republicans would use to govern.
He drew cheers when he talked about Romney's performance in the debate.
"Didn't Mitt Romney do a great job for us last night?" The Washington Post reported on its blog.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who made her first appearance on behalf of the Romney campaign, directed several of her comments to the women in the crowd, according to WKYC.com.
"So many women in these hard economic times don't know if they will ever work again. Americans are feeling terrible economic pain," Rice said.
This marked Ryan's third visit to northeast Ohio in as many months on behalf of GOP candidate Mitt Romney. He spoke at Walsh University in North Canton on Aug. 16 and in Westlake on Sept. 4.
Romney was in Brunswick for a pancake breakfast in June, visited Bedford Heights in September and made a campaign stop in Cuyahoga Falls Oct. 9.
Both Ryan and Rice were expected to visit the Cleveland Browns' nearby practice facility in Berea after the rally.
Brandt Hardin
2:44 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
The duo of Romney and Ryan would drive the entire economy into a nose dive as long as it benefits the richest Americans. Income inequality is endangering the Middle Class and making paupers of us all who don't have those millions upon millions of dollars. Read more about the role of Romney's riches in this election and the power of his sacred undergarments at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/05/mitt-romneys-magic-mormon-underwear.html The working class of our country can't AFFORD to allow this election to be bought and sold!
Martin hall aka buzzlightyear,aka gitinjiggy
12:43 am on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Tom McFalls
12:45 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Typical dumbocratic whining. It was fine when they were taking about Obummer being the first billion dollar candidate. Where is George Soreass???
Steve Rosen
3:04 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Coming off of the worst recession since the depression, President Obama oversaw the creation of over 5 million jobs in 2 1/2 years. Gov. Romney says he will create 12 million jobs in four years, that's not much better and he would be starting in better times.
Beth Norquist
4:33 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
And, the 12 millions figure is one that would occur no matter who would be President, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. More Romney flim-flam!
Beth Norquist
4:33 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Why didn't Mitt Romney support the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act to seek equal pay for women? Because Romney must think that women don't deserve equal pay. Shameful! Don't understand how ANY WOMAN could vote for such a man.
Jean Hoffman
12:55 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Right on, Beth! Romney would be really bad news for women.
Romney opposed the Lily Ledbetter Act
He supports the Blunt Amendment that would deny contraception coverage for women.
He suuprots a "personhood" constitutional amendment that would define "life" as beginning at contraception, and may be used to make abortion illegal.
Romney lied and said at the latest debate that he looked for "binders of women" profiles to find women to hire as governor, but Associated Press uncovered that false statement.
Romney would destroy medicare, support the 1 percent, hurt women, and kill the middle class.
That's going backwards, not forwards.
1:14 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
jean hoffman - aka mark peterson, california
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2:02 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Out of towners or not, the Lily Ledbetter act would have serious unintended consequences. This act is poorly written and not thought out well at all. It places additional burdens on businesses to report the salaries of employees and then justify any difference between a male and female's salary. If businesses are required to do this, and are hassled with their responses, what do you think they will do?
They will be less likely to hire females. That is right, fewer females will be hired.
Besides that, the entire premise of the act is flawed. When you normalize the salary data between men and women, women make more. This is political junk.
As a business owner I can tell you that I will hire the person (regardless of gender or race) who can do the job the best and impact the bottom line. I will pay them what they are worth, and not a penny more. They have the option to work for me, or to go elsewhere.
Jean Williams
2:27 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
please keep it up beth you are doing more to push independents to romney than anything else
2:34 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
jean hoffman aka beth norquist - she talks to herself
(aka mark peterson, aka joseph robert, aka...?)
this is fun, like watching a crime being solved
2:55 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Jean, Lily Ledbetter is beyond useless, it would be harmful to women.
Pay for your own contraception. It is not that expensive. Think about it for a moment please, you are mad that the federal government will not pay for your contraception! Seriously, there have to be larger issues than that.
When does life begin?
Did Romney have more women in his cabinet than other states or not?
I have seen Romney's plans to destroy Medicare, they are scary. He is running for president to only help the 1%, to hell with the rest of you. He really, really, really hates women. He would lock you all up if he could. I also overheard his plan to "kill the middle class" but thankfully Obama has done that for him so he can focus all his hate on women.
Fear monger much?
Jean Hoffman
2:17 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
MZ- Appears you missed addressing three other women's health issues facing Romney. Typical, partial response from Republicans
2:40 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
jean hoffman aka beth norquist
aka mark peterson
aka joseph robert
aka ...?
must be a campaign worker
2:50 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Jean, I didn't miss a thing.
I would prefer the Federal Government refrain from getting involved in "health issues" either male of female all together.
I also find it amusing that you think Romney is out to hurt women. "Women's issues" should be near the bottom of concerns for the federal government at this moment in our history.
Besides Jean, I thought men and women are supposed to be treated the same. I thought we were all equal, you know, after the women's liberation movement and all. If that is the case, why would you need any special care, or have any special issues? Why do you need the federal government to deal with your issues?
James Murphy
2:56 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Today, at an Obama campaign event in Ohio, Bill Clinton took the stage and boldly chose to agree with Mitt Romney's assessment of the economy.
"Governor Romney's argument is 'we're not fixed, so fire him and put me in,'" Clinton said. "It is true, we're not fixed."
Clinton went on to say that he thought Obama was going to cry during the second Presidential debate, because "he knows that it's not fixed."
Trent Latta
2:57 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
MITT ROMNEY is quick to condemn taxes. So much so that he is willing to disintegrate our nation's social safety net in the name of principle. But he forgets that his LDS Church essentially employs the same tax system as our country.
Trent Latta
3:07 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Hi Adam. I am a blogger with Patch and I was sharing a post I think the people commenting on this story might also find interesting. I don't think it is spam.
Jean Williams
3:14 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
it is spam when you leave 3 posts in 3 cities in 2 minutes
Trent Latta
3:17 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
Jean (and others), point well taken. I was trying to share a topic on which I think people every where might be interested in reading. I did not mean to contribute to the deluge of "spam" on the internet and for those you consider this spam, I apologize. The Patch is an excellent media resource and I do not want to burden its loyal users in any way.
3:17 pm on Thursday, October 18, 2012
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This hostel is a one of the best hostel I ever stayed. Near Metro station, Tram/Bus Halte, Gare de Bruxelles Central (Central Station). Breakfast includes delicious juice, bread butter cheese ham combination, cereal station, even hot chocolate. Even, it has open kitchen if guest chooses to cook its own food. Oscar Kurniawan, from Indonesia ~ 22nd Feb 2013
It was one of the cleanest hostels I have stayed in. Not really in the city center however, the location was nice. Just a 10-15 minutes walk from most of the main attractions (if you don't get lost). I would definitely stay there again! And yes the breakfast was great with a lot of variety. Highly recommended! SHRUTI, from India ~ 9th Feb 2013
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this was a very nice hostel, staff very helpful anda caring, one day the elevator was broken but that was ok the breakfast was also ok but very clean hostel the locker room is very safe and the lockers really big! would defnely recommend this hostel! Charly, from Brazil ~ 5th Nov 2012
Very lively place when I got there. I worried that I'd get a noisy dorm and not sleep well, but then I got a 4-bed dorm to myself. Hmmmmm. Rebecca, from Finland ~ 11th Oct 2012
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I first met Abdallah Ibrahim Yare in Dadaab complex, home to 500,000 refugees, two years ago at the height of the famine in Somalia. He and his family, along with thousands of others, had trekked for days to Kenya in search of food and safety. more »
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The IRC in Kenya has been responding to a polio outbreak in the world's largest refugee complex, Dadaab. The five camps in this sprawling complex house almost half a million refugees, mainly from Somalia. more »
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Women who survive violence are often wracked with guilt and suffer blame unjustly projected upon them by their communities and society generally. With Cognitive Processing Therapy, I have learned to engage these women in discussions about guilt and its resulting emotions, and about how to overcome such feelings. more »
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Violence against women and girls is a significant problem in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The results of a study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine show that overall trauma symptoms decreased roughly twice as much among survivors who received group therapy compared to those who did not. more »
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Hope for sexual violence survivors in war zones as study in Congo reveals dramatic impact of group therapy: Women "have been able to turn their lives around," says the IRC's Catherine Poulton. more »
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David Miliband, former Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, blogs in Huffington Post UK about his visit this week to International Rescue Committee programs in Kenya. Miliband will succeed George Rupp as the IRC's president and CEO in September. more »
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Since 2009, the IRC has trained and equipped nearly 700 volunteers in northern Uganda to provide lifesaving health care to children in remote communities struggling to recover from a decade of civil war. Meet two of these dedicated health workers. more »
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The women's collective Femmes Lèves-Toi (Women, Rise Up) is a force for change in eastern Congo, starting at the community level. The IRC's Aisha Bain recounts an inspiring meeting with its members. on the Huffington Post. more »
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Cavine Akello sells traditional pancakes at a market stall in Kitgum, Uganda. An IRC program for young mothers helped her to save enough to open her business. Since the rebel Lord's Resistance Army was driven from the region, thousands of people have returned from displacement camps to rebuild their communities. more »
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DOVER — Despite what appeared a slow and minimal turnout Tuesday, Strafford County's four most populous communities — Dover, Rochester, Durham and Somersworth — all reported increases in voter turnout in comparison to the 2010 primary. |