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She's back and stronger than ever. Kelly Clarkson has just released a new single, "Catch My Breath," co-written with Jason Halbert and Eric Olson from her upcoming album, Greatest Hits - Chapter 1. And. Girl. Is. Working. It. She sounds flawless, emotional, powerful, and sure of herself.
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Just an hour outside of the chaos and pollution of Seoul, the city of Namyangju lies in an area known for its clean water, magnificent natural scenery and the health and longevity of its residents. It is here - where the long history of traditional handicrafts is still practiced by locals and an organic farming movement is growing rapidly - that small-scale producers from across Asia and Oceania have been arriving for AsiO Gusto: Slow Food's first international event on the continent.
From today until October 6, producers, artisans, food communities, chefs, youth and food lovers from more than forty countries from across Asia and Oceania will showcase their local traditional products, food cultures and farming knowledge and practices. Inspired by Slow Food's Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre event, AsiO Gusto will include conferences, taste workshops, international restaurants, street food, educational activities, cooking competitions, an Ark of Taste exhibition, demonstrations of secrets of traditional South Korean dishes, excursions to local farms and a market to showcase the diversity of Asian foods.
"Asia is a continent where the issues that Slow Food is working on are highly evident: industrialization, monocultures, nutrition security…" said Paolo Di Croce, Secretary General of Slow Food. "South Korea imports 40% of its national dish, kimchi. It's crazy that even a country with such strong traditions is still following the rules of the global market. Slow Food is less developed here compared to other parts of the world so AsiO Gusto is a great opportunity to bring together these delegates to share knowledge, build friendships and develop an understanding that farmers are facing the same problems everywhere."
The event opened officially today with a colorful opening ceremony that included Slow Food's trademark flag ceremony; traditional music, dance and martial arts performances; and speeches from Slow Food delegates and local representatives.
Organizers are expecting 200,000 visitors to arrive over the next six days. "This shows that there is definitely an interest towards our movement," says Di Croce, "and hopefully we will show people that a different world of eating and producing food is possible."
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Well, here we go… I feel it's not the eating that's a prob… I think if you're going to eat, you already can and do eat healthy… Most of the time, LOL I would imagine. Irregardless of what and how much you eat, a determining factor should be, your workouts!. I think what you need is strength training and some running to get you on track. For one, it will curb your appetite, 1st because your not home to eat. 2nd, you can't run on a full stomach and coming back from a good 2mile to three mile run, you have one of two feelings… Deep gratification for doing it, and/or major stomach cramps for doing a max effort workout. Also, core training will be a good regimen for you, again, the pain forces one to eat less and drink more fluids to replenish the body's electrolytes and keep from dehydrating. Now what will be most important in the diet fitness arena is workout x calories x diet x rest x goals x play. with a detailed schedule and a disciplined approach to your studies, there will be less time for you to over indulge in any one area, especially your diet. Another thing, you can eat many times a day… that's not a problem, with good calorie count vs. workout analysis, you can determine what to eat, when to eat it, and how it affects your overall mood and schedule. One thing I learned, is that "There is Always a Positive in any Negative Situation" Again this refers back to "Perception". How one perceives a circumstance, directly correlates what the outcome of that situation will be. If you eat more, the natural counter to that is that you will have to exercise more! It's very doable, because by reading your tumblr, you've shown that you have the correct understanding of what the situation is, now it's time to build a plan around it, so that you may indulge, but not to the point where it becomes a negative action. You see "Perception" is key. I had to learn it the hard way, but I'm gonna make it easy for you. So we know the foods, and by the way, who said you couldn't name fifty to eighty foods you eat. And it's funny, you must have lived in the jungle in your past life, because you are a sucker for fruit… LOL And who ever told you eating Banana's as you tend to do was a problem, they lied… Banana's are one of the most healthy foods one could consume, and it breaks down in the body in a way that it allows the body to speed up digestion and therefore gives you added blood flow, which produces cell movement. Ok so, we need a "Super" detailed schedule of daily action from you. We need to know things like reoccurring daily events (+times) Accurate weight count, BMI, Blood Pressure and true measurements of the body! Then we sit down and add another workout per day, to account for the calorie intake. Problem# 1, Sugar and Salt… Yeah it's good, but the question you must ask is, By eating this food this way right now, what or how do I see myself and my quality of life in the future!That my dear is very important. Next, I'm going to need for you to understand that everything you are speaking about can and will be accomplished. (Unadulterated Motivation and Discipline. Also, be happy about eating, it's nothing wrong with eating, it's the physical fitness effort or lack there of when it comes to first understanding, "body Weight Chemistry" as it comes into play, with a high consumption rate of food intake. Positivity carries us across the thresh-hold of greatness and every-time we as people take the easy way out, the comforting way out, or shall I say the purely selfish way out. So I think that covers the basics. I would also recommend downloading VidaOne Fitness Software… Keep it on your computer or mobile device as you can track "All" daily habits, either at home and/or on the go! That'll be your first assignment.
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Recently there was a great thread about calling oneself a "composer." It started with Randy Nordschow's thread on NewMusicBox, with its inflammatory assertion that "¦ "it's time to face the fact that, yes, maybe we really aren't composers." He also states that if you aren't making the bulk of your income from composing, you are really a "hobbyist." This was cause for some great discussion as well as soul searching for many readers of NewMusicBox and Sequenza21. One term in Randy's post that some readers really balked at was "hobbyist."
Whenever there is an attempt to label me, or what I do, I usually shrug. Any word would only label a part of who I am, and many times the word can only be a useful description in limited circumstances. I'm on record as saying I call myself "musician," a term I find more flexible, than composer, performer, or teacher. While I didn't become as enraged as some over the word "hobbyist" (I've certainly been called worse!) I did notice that something didn't feel right about it. While a good argument could be made for the term, it just didn't feel accurate. While I never could gather words that concisely explain why, I did manage to come up with an analogy that is perhaps useful.
If someone doesn't make their living in Buddhism, can they really be a Buddhist, or is Buddhism merely their hobby?
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Louisville's 54 EMS ambulances and fly cars are now equipped with Global Positioning Technology that tracks units in real time at MetroSafe dispatch – pinpointing their locations within ten feet so that the closest responders may deployed to each emergency medical call.
Louisville is the first 911 system in Kentucky and one of the first large systems in the nation to use this technology, called Automatic Vehicle Location Global Positioning System (AVL-GPS), throughout its ambulance fleet.
"This system does more than put ambulances on a map," said Mayor Jerry Abramson. "It enables our 911 dispatchers to literally "see" where the closest ambulance is – shaving times and enhancing patient care. The system emphasizes our commitment to using the latest technology and innovative medical therapies".
Each device sends a wireless signal to MetroSafe, updating its location every six seconds. When 911 dispatchers need to deploy an ambulance, available units and their current locations are displayed in real time on their computer screens, allowing dispatchers to assign the ambulance nearest the scene.
"When you're dealing with a heart attack or a cardiac arrest, a minute not only feels like a lifetime – but each passing minute impacts that patient's survival and recovery," said Dr. Neal Richmond, director of Louisville Metro EMS. "Using this kind of cutting-edge technology to optimize our strategic deployment and utilization of precious resources ensures we're giving our community the best possible medical response."
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Pittsburgh Penguins forward Matt Cooke has been suspended for the rest of the regular season (10 games) and the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs for his elbow to the head of New York Rangers defenceman Ryan McDonagh.
The incident occurred less than five minutes into the third period of Sunday's Rangers-Penguins game, when Cooke went high and landed an elbow on McDonagh's jaw. McDonagh had his back turned to the Penguins forward, and was in the process of shooting the puck into the offensive zone. Cooke was given a five-minute major and a game misconduct.
"Mr. Cooke, a repeat offender, directly and unnecessarily targeted the head of an opponent who was in an unsuspecting and vulnerable position," said NHL senior executive vice president of hockey operations Colin Campbell. "This isn't the first time this season that we have had to address dangerous behavior on the ice by Mr. Cooke, and his conduct requires an appropriately harsh response."
Cooke will forfeit $219,512.20 in salary.
"The suspension is warranted because that's exactly the kind of hit we're trying to get out of the game," said Penguins general manager Ray Shero. "Head shots have no place in hockey. We've told Matt in no uncertain terms that this kind of action on the ice is unacceptable and cannot happen. Head shots must be dealt with severely, and the Pittsburgh Penguins support the NHL in sending this very strong message."
On Monday night, hours after learning of his suspension, Cooke was contrite about his actions. In an interview with the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Cooke expressed his regrets with the situation.
"I made a mistake," Cooke told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. "I'm the one that's accountable for that. I take full responsibility for it. I'm sorry to my teammates, my management, my coaching staff and my organization. It's something that, moving forward, I'll make different."
Cooke went on to indicate that he plans to change his style of playing the game.
"It's a learning process, it doesn't just stop with being suspended," Cooke said. "It also doesn't just stop with words. My actions will prove it. I just think that it's in my play, the way that I play. As I just said, my actions will speak louder than words. That's what matters most."
Detroit Red Wings centre Henrik Zetterberg said earlier in the day that the Penguins' agitator should have been suspended for the remainder of the season, including the playoffs.
"I don't think he should play anymore this year," the Red Wings' forward told Yahoo! sports writer, Nick Cotsonika.
Boston Bruins winger Brad Marchand, who just completed a two-game suspension for his elbow to the head of an opposing player, told ESPN that Cooke needs to be taught a lesson by the league.
"I think it's about time he gets [suspended]," Marchand said. "He needs to be taught a lesson. He's doing that stuff left, right and centre. I expect he'll get a bunch of games. He's got to be taught a lesson. He can't be running around doing that stuff all the time. He's going to seriously hurt someone again - look at (Marc Savard). He could have easily hurt McDonagh."
This is Cooke's fifth suspension - and his fourth involving a hit to the head or a hit from behind.
His most recent suspension was last month, when he was given a four-game sentence for a hit from behind on Columbus Blue Jackets defenceman Fedor Tyutin.
In November 2009, he was slapped with a two-game ban for a check to the head of Rangers' forward Artem Anisimov. A season before that in January, Cooke was served with another two-game suspension for a hit to the head of Scott Walker of the Carolina Hurricanes.
Cooke is perhaps best known for a hit that didn't garner any penalty or suspension. In March of last year, Cooke delivered an unsuspecting head shot to Bruins centre Marc Savard. Savard suffered a Grade 2 concussion on the hit and missed two months of the season.
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My first really indelible UGA football memory involves my Dad, which is not really surprising since he's the one responsible for me growing up devoted to the red and black.
It was Nov. 14, 1959, and I was 7 years old. The Georgia Bulldogs were playing the Auburn Tigers at Sanford Stadium, and for some reason lost to the passage of time Dad wasn't at the game. Instead, he was sitting in our living room on Hope Avenue in Athens listening anxiously to the voice of the Dogs, Ed Thilenius, describe the action. I remember he was nervously eating
Time was running out for Wally Butts' boys, who were trailing 13-7, when Georgia guard Pat Dye, the future Auburn coach and athletics director, recovered a fumble by the Tigers quarterback. The Dogs had one more chance, and it came down to fourth-and-goal from the Auburn 13 with 30 seconds left.
In a play that we later learned he diagrammed in the dirt in the huddle, quarterback Fran Tarkenton rolled out to the right and then threw a touchdown pass to end Bill Herron in the left corner of the end zone.
Georgia won the game and the SEC championship. And when it was over Dad realized he had demolished almost an entire bag of oranges. Fittingly, Georgia ended up in the Orange Bowl.
Ever after, we always teased Dad that he pulled the Dogs through that game by eating all those oranges.
So many of my UGA memories involve my father, as I'm sure is the case with many of you. Last year, I shared a couple of those memories, one of which I'm trotting out again in honor of Father's Day.
It involves one of the greatest UGA victories ever, the Oct. 31,1942, battle between Butts' Bulldogs, who had an 11-game winning streak going, and Alabama, who'd won eight in a row. It was one of those "neutral" site games at Grant Field in Atlanta and the Crimson Tide led 10-0 with 10 minutes remaining, but the Dogs, featuring Frankie Sinkwich and Charley Trippi, came from behind to win 21-10, with Sinkwich throwing two TD passes and Andy Dudish intercepting a fumble in midair and running it back for another.
Georgia went on to win the Rose Bowl and a consensus national championship. After he retired many years later, Butts picked that game against Alabama as the greatest comeback by one of his teams and his greatest single day in football.
And my father was on the Georgia sideline.
Dad, who shortly would be going into the Army to serve overseas in World War II, had traveled to Atlanta with a friend for the game, but there was just one problem: They didn't have tickets. They hung around outside the stadium, though, and one of the UGA coaches took pity on them and gave them sideline passes. "We'll call you high school prospects," he said. So for one game, at least, my father was a UGA "recruit"!
At age 87, Dad doesn't go to the games any more, but he still watches them on TV, wears one of his several Georgia caps every day and has a UGA football calendar on the wall of his bedroom.
He's been a Georgia Bulldog all his life. And, thanks to him, so have I.
Happy Father's Day, Pop!
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June 19th, 2010
11:22 am
What great memories that are shared by that "greatest" generation.
I have no paternal UGA memories as my family were all wayward in their leanings. I was raised
in a family of tech folks. Fortunately, I saw the light and have been red and black clad since high
school days. I admired my techie grandfather who designed a couple of buildings downtown,
including the Westinghouse buliding close to Buckhead, and think of him fondly on Fathers Day.
I do hope what I have started with my son sticks. I have shown him where mom and dad lived while
at UGA, have gone to games and taken a few roadtrips for our Dawgs. My hope is that he has fond
memories such as yours in years to come and continues to love the Dawgs like his dad.
Happy Fathers Day and Go Dawgs.
June 19th, 2010
11:24 am
brought tears to my eye's thanks Bill. I too was raised by a die hard Georgia fan losing him was the hardest day of my life but every football season i get to relive my time with him whenever i hear a georgia game on radio or watch it on tv. One of my biggest thrills was after returning from the army in august of 1980 was getting to go to athens to watch the dogs with Herschel & hometown hero buck belue play in sanford stadium. every time i hear "glory glory" i am back beside my father once more Happy fathers day every dad
June 19th, 2010
11:35 am
Great article! I vividly remember UGA vs Auburn in 1982. We had just returned from my aunt's funeral and my dad still had on is suit. He was pacing back and forth in the front yard listening to Larry Munson call the action. As Auburn drove down the field to possibly go ahead and steal away the Sugar Bowl from the Dawgs, my dad would reach up and yank down limbs from a huge oak tree. When Jeff Sanchez broke up Randy Campbell's final attempt in the end zone, my dad jumped as high as he was able in the air letting out a piercing yell. I always think of that day when I see replays of that 19-14 UGA win!
June 19th, 2010
11:38 am
Great memories. Mine are filled with daddy and UGA memories as well. The freshman game on Thanksgivng. If not going to game, listening on the radio or watching on television. He then started on the grandkids all 5 he would take to the games starting at age 3. Best memories ever. To this day – hunker down – will always be yelled on Father's Day and red and black flowers on the grave of my beloved Bulldog daddy. However, I did marry a Tech man and the conversations between the two of them are forever in my memory. Miss my dad but thanks for bringing back the memories
June 19th, 2010
11:43 am
What a sweet article Bill!! My dad started taking me to GA games when I was 5 years old, now that I am married we don't live very close to my parents, that is why I look forward to football season so much, I love seeing the Dawgs play but I also get to spend Saturdays with my Dad. Happy Father's Day to every bulldad out there!!
June 19th, 2010
11:48 am
My Father took my to a Georgia-GT game as a young boy and said 'Son, you will have to pick one to root for. Mind you he is an engineer but I naturally picked my beloved Dawgs and he said "congratulations son you made the right choice." So here's to my Father who gave me a choice in life and backed my choice all the way. Happy Father's Day to all the Fathers no matter who you root for.
June 19th, 2010
12:00 pm
Great memories Bill. Please pass along a "Happy Father's Day" greeting to your Dad from the "Junkyard Blawg" readers, and we wish you the same!
June 19th, 2010
12:14 pm
My dad took me to my first college game. It was the Orange Bowl to see the Dawgs & to see QB Johnny Rauch. I have been a Dawg Fan ever since. I was in the stands at the 1959 Ga./Auburn game. Then Another trip to the Orange Bowl.
June 19th, 2010
12:21 pm
Great stories, Bill.
Thanks for sharing, and God bless your Bulldog loving Dad.
Go you Hairy Dawgs!
June 19th, 2010
12:23 pm
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June 19th, 2010
12:28 pm
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June 19th, 2010
12:57 pm
Great stories, Bill. Your sports columnsare a lifesaver to this UGA alum living across the big pond! Keep up the great work! Oh, and if any jerk comes on with vindictive, insane spiel after reading this – ban them for life.
June 19th, 2010
12:58 pm
missed the n – just a typo.
June 19th, 2010
1:02 pm
Nice story, Bill. Thanks for sharing.
June 19th, 2010
1:32 pm
Super stories. I grew up in Athens and I remember going to cold games as a youngster. When in my early years, because he started me young, he would put me under his overcoat and "sneak" me into the games. Of course, I am sure no ticket taker ever say those little legs under that coat!
As I grew older and attended UGA, married and settled in Athens, I would still attend games with my dad. He was a Dawg through and through. As a season ticket holder starting in the sixties, my son and daughter grew up at most games through the years, and both have degrees from UGA. I don't know how long the tradition will continue, but I hope forever.
My dad is no longer with us, so enjoy every minute Bill and those of you who are lucky enough to still have them with you. Happy Father's Day to all, even you Tech fans.
June 19th, 2010
1:43 pm
why is it EVERY time I check the news, there's some stupid UGA reference? Does the AJC not know not everybody loves that bunch of losers? Talk about the Falcons, Braves, Tech, NOT Georgia. It's why I think our state shows its redneckisms…..grr!
June 19th, 2010
1:49 pm
Mutually Exclusive – Class and a Dawg Fan.
A mind is a terrible thing to waste!
June 19th, 2010
2:09 pm
My Dad is an avid Bulldawg. We watched the Notre Dame national championship game on TV at our home. If something good happened during the game, he would jump up on Mama's coffee table and ride it like a surf board. She would roll her eyes. There was no point in trying to stop him. When the Dawgs won, in a fit of pure joy, he stomped the coffee table into a million pieces. Mama got a new coffee table out of that game.
June 19th, 2010
2:11 pm
1965 versus Alabama, the flea flicker game was my first with my Dad.Growing up in Atlanta I had been to Tech games and I remember wondering why the field was so far from the stands. When the Dawgs scored late it was so loud, I had never heard anything like it. Dads provide the best memories no doubt.
June 19th, 2010
2:12 pm
I DON'T care about mindless Dawghaters spewing inane, insane drivel never relating to any topic on point It must be miserable being filled with such vitriol that you cannot see this column was no place for such, but you haven't the character or intelligence to change, so I pity you.
June 19th, 2010
2:54 pm
My dad was a UGA graduate in the late 50's and lettered in tennis there. As far back as I can remember, we would head up US1 to Athens at least once a year to enjoy some Varsity dogs and a game between the hedges. I owe my rabid loyalty to him and for that I am eternally grateful. He has been gone for 11 years now but I'll always treasure the times spent together talking Georgia football. Happy Father's Day dad. Go Dogs!
June 19th, 2010
3:04 pm
LOL @ I DON'T care. If its possible to humiliate yourself on an anonymous internet message board this clown has surely done it. Hilarious.
June 19th, 2010
3:35 pm
Great story. Family tradition/memories are what makes college football so great. Especially in the South. First gator game was with dad back in the 80s when some running back named smith was playing for the mighty gators. Unfortunately it was a home loss to bama, but so much fun. Florida had astro turn back then, too. yuck.
June 19th, 2010
3:49 pm
nice story, bill. to it, let me add that one of my first conscious memories is watching UGA win our last national championship. and yeah, i'm 32. let's go and get another one!
June 19th, 2010
4:22 pm
I DON'T CARE- Your an idiot! This article is about DAD you dumb***. Give it a rest and enjoy a nice article.
June 19th, 2010
5:04 pm
then why don't I see stories about Falcon, TEch, Braves….it's ALWAYS GEORGIA….like the TEch fight song….TO HELL WITH GEORGIA. Call me stupid if you wish, but that's my point
June 19th, 2010
5:22 pm
I DON't care- I'll call you 'stupid' for coming to the UGA page, double clicking a UGA fan blog, and expecting to see stories about the Falcon, Tech, and Braves. Hello?
Good story Bill! My best memories with my Dad involve the time around T-Giving and going to The V, then to the Baby Jackets and Bullpups games at Grant Field, and topping it off after the game, hitting the Pink Pig.
My Dad went to GT for undergrad and grad school, but he still tells my sister and me that we made the right choice in going to UGA!
June 19th, 2010
5:22 pm
I DON'T care? Why read the article, THEN take the tie t write about it if you don't care?
Too easy…
June 19th, 2010
5:23 pm
Whoa THEN take the time to write about it
June 19th, 2010
6:03 pm
I DON'T care..Did you know that this website has different pages for the sports teams in Georgia. When you click on sports it shows them, and then you can choose what team you want to read about. You are on the UGA part of this site, so there wouldnt be anything related to the oter teams, unless is UGA and GT
June 19th, 2010
6:05 pm
I don't care needs to get a life. Go find another blog to pollute. Great article Bill. It is special men like your Dad and many others that make the Bulldawg nation so strong. God Bless you both. Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.
June 19th, 2010
6:48 pm
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June 19th, 2010
7:14 pm
My Dad was never a huge Dawgs fan, but when I went to UGA, he became one by default.
He was sick and battling cancer in October of 2007. It was the day before the UGA/UF game and from his hospital bed he asked "who are we playing this weekend?" When I told him Florida, he said "go orange and blue", with a smile. (He always liked to tease). After the Dawgs beat Florida 42-30 I told him that from now on, he must always pull for whoever the Dawgs are playing. He died two days after that win, but it makes me smile knowing that every time the Dawgs line up, Dad is up there pulling for the opponent.
Bill, thanks for the great article and Happy Fathers Day to all!
June 19th, 2010
7:17 pm
I DON'T CARE you're an I D I O T.
I guess you're not a father. Or, your lack of appreciation for this wonderful article and what it does mean to folks like me whose father was actually involved in my life (as a quarterback, as a pitcher/shortstop (later NY Yankess mind you), and a 2 guard in high school. He was a successful accountant (UGA B School mind you); started two companies; was a double amputee (lost a leg and arm (his writing arm mind you) in his twenties. Today, my dad is retired and is the proud grandfather of 4 grandchildren and he devotes his time to Christ, goodwill, and humanity. Heck, he walks 10 miles per week despite his physical limitation. My dad took me to my first UGA game when I was 2 years old…and I've been a loyal ever since. Not because it's UGA but because my father loved UGA. If it was good enough for him then it was good enough for me.
I pity you because you can't relate to what I've experienced. So I guess you don't know what tradition is b/c the other teams you refer to in Atlanta have no tradition despite competing in the city for 44 years or more. I will give the Braves credit though b/c there building a generation of fans that have seen them win and it's hoped that their kids (e.g., like my boys) will grow in that tradition.
In closing, show some respect for fatherhood, the real Red and Black (not the birds in the ATL), and the proud sons who love their fathers.
June 19th, 2010
8:27 pm
Bill…..great story…..that was my very 1st UGA game in 1959 and I've been a dawg fan since then. My father passed away in 1984 but tomorrow I'll visit his grave site and remember the good times and what a great man he was.
June 19th, 2010
9:47 pm
I don't care…..you are now the laughing stock of the blog world.
Bill, great memories, thanks!
June 19th, 2010
10:14 pm
The likes of Mr. King are the foundation of the Dawgs legacy. Without the likes of these Pioneers Geirgia football would not be the same as we know it. As a younster my oldest son was a UT fan. Fortunately he left the dark side of the force and became a Dawg fan. I remember vividily taking my son to his first ever Dawg game. I found tickets and we went to a evening game. The Auburn blackout game to be precise. Needless to say he is a huge Dawg fan today and roots for the red and black. Of all the games possible I could not have ever choosen a better one than the blackout for him to witness as his first. I remember they played soldier boy over the pa system. The house was rocking. What a memorable time to spend with your child. Go Dawgs!
June 19th, 2010
10:53 pm
The fondest memory of my Dad and football are many but the first one I'll never forget. I recall after a certain game I played, he was the first one on the field to shake my hand. That was in the 60's and I'll never forget his smiling face…To all, no matter your colors, Happy Father's Day.
June 19th, 2010
11:25 pm
Bill, as a college football fan, I enjoy reading your columns. I must admit, however, that the headline about "marking…the Bulldog way" cracked me up, and made me wonder what this column might discuss.
June 19th, 2010
11:27 pm
i don't care…we don't care…for you!!!
June 19th, 2010
11:39 pm
Whoa – I don't care has a red hiney from the spanking any spoiled, obnoxious brat deserves. Bet we will not hear from him for a while. Well…. maybe not. Comprehention is beyond the scope of some.
June 19th, 2010
11:44 pm
Great column.
I am a Bulldog alum and fan. Tomorrow is a tough day for me because my son, a Marine, was KIA in Iraq, and I miss the hell out of him.
He was a good Marine.
June 19th, 2010
11:48 pm
Ok I don't care we will take you up on your offer. You are stupid. Stupid enough to read a uga blog and not expect it to be about uga.
June 20th, 2010
6:33 am
I Dont Care—-You need Help. The Rest of you…. My Dad Graduated from Ga Tech. After hearing me give the Bios on every player in the game several years ago that we won 55 to 7 he wont watch another game with me. But he still respects the fact that all three of his kids went to Ga and he pulls for the home state in SEC games. Thanks for the thoughts about your dads… I DO care….
June 20th, 2010
6:53 am
My dad took me to see Bama and Vandy play in 73 in Nashville and got to see Bear Bryant coach for the only time, but I would not trade that day for any thing in the world. Happy Fathers Day to all the dads including my dad who passed away in 01!! RTR
June 20th, 2010
8:41 am
Nice story, Bill. My fondest childhood memories are of fishing and going to the Gator games with my dad. Started taking me when I was 4 years old. Great memories!
Happy Father's Day to all.
June 20th, 2010
9:10 am
This stupid leghumper story just ruined Fathers Day for me and all non-idiots in this town.
June 20th, 2010
9:23 am
But you, Henry, ARE the #1 I D I O T. You just don't know it because we snicker at you behind your back, moron! We are very, very happy that we could ruin YOUR day! Mission accomplished! Just becasue your father did not give you the love you thought you deserved while growing up, did mean had to turn out to be a mama's boy!
June 20th, 2010
9:25 am
Bill, Nice story. My dad took me to my first GT game in 1966 and I became hooked. He's 93 now and still around. He was a HS football star who decided not to play college ball, but always enjoyed watching the games. His ended up with kids that were diehard fans of either Tech or Uga and has always been a fan of both schools. I think his experiences in WW2 probably kept his passion for a sport in check. If you think about it, that generation was very cordial to each others fans for the most part. I think they had all seen enough hatred in WW2 and put football games in perpective.


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Warner Bros. is really cutting themselves with the double-edged sword here in regards to Ruben Fleischer's GANGSTER SQUAD. Not only are they looking to make significant cuts to the film, including reshooting a crucial theatre shooting scene, following last week's tragic events in Aurora, Colorado, but the studio is looking into their options as far as shifting the film on the release schedule.
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July 25, 2012, 12:35 p.m. CST
It is a conundrum
by TallanDagwood
I think it is best to delay with no reshoot
July 25, 2012, 12:36 p.m. CST
This isn't a dicey situation -
by Anderson
You delay the film out of respect to those affected, and you don't alter the film out of respect to those who worked on it. The only ones who will truly complain are those whose only solution would be to shelve the film entirely.
July 25, 2012, 12:37 p.m. CST
I was a proponent for keeping the scene in, but shelving it.
by Ian Masterson
but shelving it AND taking the scene out is understandable, but gravely disappointing.
Before you can comment on Harrys locked TDKR thread you must chop down the mightiest tree in the forest wiiitth... A HERRING!
July 25, 2012, 12:38 p.m. CST
I had to kill WB for making a mistake...
by Dick Jones
...and that mistake being BOTH cutting the scene AND pushing it back. Just push it back folks.
July 25, 2012, 12:40 p.m. CST
by TallanDagwood
Or, you must needs have your nostrils raped
July 25, 2012, 12:40 p.m. CST
Sometimes exclamation points are unnecessary....
by truedog67
I'm pretty sure this news isn't that cool to the people who worked on this film... Probably kind of sucks, and frankly it's the type of censorship we shouldn't be promoting.
Thats... thats enough talkbacking for now lads. Brave Sir Harry ran away... Brave Sir Hary turned about gallantly he chickened out...
Brave Sir Harry ran away... When profound disappointment reared its ugly head he bravely turned his tail and fled...
July 25, 2012, 12:46 p.m. CST
really cutting themselves with the double-edged sword
by ScreamingPenis
Ha. It hurts twice as much, doesn't it?
July 25, 2012, 12:47 p.m. CST
No! I didn't! All lies! I never!
by TallanDagwood
July 25, 2012, 12:50 p.m. CST
thank God Inglourious Basterds was released a few years ago
by julia
July 25, 2012, 12:53 p.m. CST
I think everyone can agree that the most logical decision
by Riley Harrison
would be to keep the movie as it is, without reshooting anything, and just shelving it for quite a while until everyone has forgotten about it. Ands makes a good point that only those that gripe about the theatre scene will be the ones that can only be pleased if the movie was shelved entirely. Warner Bros: Keep it in. Just wait a while.
July 25, 2012, 1:01 p.m. CST
This film looked terrible before the tragedy in Colorado
by Samuel Fulmer
And it looks awful now. ThWB is probably just using the tragedy as an excuse to try to salvage the film and dump it in January. I mean, the flick looked horrible, Sean Penn with a fake rubber nose straight out of Dick Tracy, terrible HD camerawork, and a story that looked like it wasn't bringing anything new to the table. Funny how now it's being martyred when weeks ago when the trailer premeired eveyone was saying it looked like a shitty L.A. Confidential.
July 25, 2012, 1:01 p.m. CST
Should just keep the scene and release it video demand
by Samuel Fulmer
At this point. Give it the Get the Gringo treatment.
July 25, 2012, 1:13 p.m. CST
Why is everyone acting like Aurora was the first shooting ever?
by Erik Radvon
12 people probably just got shot in LA as I was reading this post. Why is the world freaking out about this? My hearts go out to the victims, as I'm sure all of our hearts go out to anybody who is murdered....but wtf. Just because this happened in a place most of us frequent (movie theater) doesn't make it any different from any other mass shooting. Would we all feel better if it happened at an Orange Julius instead? The Warner Brothers archives are stuffed to the gills with violent gangster movies. Why are they betraying their long legacy of delivery gritty crime films to their audience just because of one random event? Obviously, the answer is money, and WB doesn't want violence attached to their image at the moment...but I'm sure in six months when we all collectively forget about Aurora they will be right back at it, shilling Bonnie and Clyde blu rays without batting an eye. In the crossfire, a movie that hundreds of people worked on for a couple years is going to get chopped and mangled because the majority of this country is too retarded to understand that a movie is a work of fiction. I for one feel demeaned by these actions.
July 25, 2012, 1:13 p.m. CST
Because Nolan can't just fuck up his own movies
by PTSDPete
That he needs to fuck up another one. Nice one, dipshit. Now think of all the 'good' your Batman 'inspired'...
July 25, 2012, 1:20 p.m. CST
Won't see it unless it's the original cut.
by Judge Briggs
Just sayin ...
July 25, 2012, 1:33 p.m. CST
Just my opinion. I'd really appreciate it if no one started calling me names or damning my soul to hell
by eloy
There have been repeatedly stated in these lines thoughts in the line of: "what if you'd been one of the victims? what if your little daughter had been killed that night?" Well, I'm willing to bet that most of us would be damning not only the Gangster Squad trailer that inspired the killer (which could be argued, for sure, although so far as the leaked information tells us, Holmes mentioned The Joker) but The Dark Knight Raises and Ledger's performance, but most of all, I think most of us - I for sure- would be merely wanting to die. The thing is, I was not one of the victims. My hypothetical little daughter was not killed that night. So I can- and do- focus on this apparently trivial (undoubtedly really so for the truly affected) matter. Does that make me a bad person? Not showing that degree of empathy towards those people I never even met? I ask the people who think so, does the fact that you don't light up a vigil candle for all the victims of brutal violence dying all over the world on a daily basis, that you don't even stop eating while watching news of ethnic cleansing on t.v. make you bad people? I think the answer to all these questions is, No. It is simply the way life and the world work. Does it suck? I leave the answer to you, but that´s not the point being discussed here. There have also been lots of mentions of how the scene cutting should be made out of respect for the people who, in watching, would feel personally affected. Fact is, in thinking like that, people who support that stance are assuming they know what is the expiration date for human grieving. How long those struck by this tragedy will feel the resulting devastation? A week? A month? A year? Ten years? Do you think you could actually recriminate any of these people for not overcoming the aftermath ever? Not ever? There may be some people among them who will never overcome grief and/or trauma. I watched Jaws when I was about five and, to this day, a 36-year-old man, I still cant watch shark films without half-covering my eyes with my slightly spread fingers. I've got the feeling the result could be way worse for those who sat in that hellish, dark, smoke-filled place, formerly a theater, then a slaughterhouse. So what about those people who won't recover? What about the 9/11 living victims who still don't recover? Should all mentions of 9/11 be banned? Excised? If so, that's not happening. The fact of the matter is, the people whose lives were destroyed last Friday will never be able to look at the theater-shooting scene in Gangster Squad- or the climax of Inglorious Basterds, for that matter- without being reminded of that day and emotionally responding in consequence. The rest of the world can, will, and do. Again, does it suck? Again, that's not the point here. Life is what life is, the world is what the world is, and we all are completely free to qualify them as we please. Someone mentioned that it wasn't about all movies from now on being scrutinized or butchered but specifically this one. That may (may) be true, but the precedent-setting will make it way easier for the wrong people to make even more wrong calls for even way shadier and wrong reasons in the future. Finally, someone said that, if the filmmakers didn't mind the cutting (not that I've personally read any statement from anyone involved regarding the matter, but let's go with it anyway) why should any of us care? The simple truth is, most of the people here, typing and watching the movies on this end of the line, care way more about those (and all) movies than most (and I mean most) of all the people on the other end of the line, making them. We all can name the obvious exceptions -Dante, Scorsese, Tarantino, Rodriguez, Linklater, Spielberg and some other lesser-known names- but Hollywood is nothing more than a business and a money-making machine for most of all the agents, producers, actors, writers, directors and overall craftsmen working there. It is for us, the audiences in love with the final result (product, for most of those involved in its making; magic, for us, when it amazingly turns out more than merely well) that this matters, and matters so much, for us for whom movies and life intertwine so deeply, all the time, that they become one single thing, one sole desire. But that's, like, my opinion, man
July 25, 2012, 1:42 p.m. CST
On another completely unrealistic topic, Warner Brothers could actually come out of this on top, in the black, classy, and in fact making a statement against acts of terror, if...
by eloy
...they issued a statement announcing that Gangster Squad was to be released on its already announced date, uncut, and that all profits from its box-office performance once they cleared their original investment would be going to those personally affected by last Friday's tragedy. Stressing, obviously, that it was all a gesture of empathy stemming from the obvious similarity between the movie and the actual events, rather than an acceptance of responsibility which, I firmly believe, they have none of. I guarantee the movie would overperform their original tracking estimates.
July 25, 2012, 1:59 p.m. CST
If it's not PC enough to show now, it's not good enough to show ever
by cozy
July 25, 2012, 2:29 p.m. CST
Shit like what happened in LA happens on a regular basis
by Kyle DeMattio
As to what happened in Aurora, which is a very safe town. The massacre at the Century 16 Theater came straight out of left field, no one saw that coming. If 12 people were gunned down at a movie theater in LA, it would be sad but I wouldn't be surprised. But that happened in Aurora, once again nobody saw that coming. If that happened in my hometown, it'd also be all over the news.
July 25, 2012, 2:48 p.m. CST
Basically people don't expect shootings in upper middle class white suburbs
by Terrence
That is the long and short of it. If it happened at some theatre in the hood, as it were, no one would give a fuck. Sad, but it would be true.
July 25, 2012, 3:14 p.m. CST
it worked for boondock saints
by Alex Hughes
July 25, 2012, 3:24 p.m. CST
What a mess. They could have much more quietly pulled it and sat on it for some time.
by moonlightdrive
If that was even necessary. Now millions suffer from them screwing with it. If there was a re-released classic being released in the next few months with a similar shooting scene, would they be editing that? Are networks editing or pulling similar scenes in TV shows or movies they're showing? It would be completely unnecessary to re-edit the movie if it was released a year from now. In a year (or even next month) would anyone outside the US viewing this film even think about this tragedy when that scene played or after the movie? Yeah a few bright sparks might mention to their friends, "Yeah, actually there was this shooting in the US last year similar to that scene" but their reaction and their friends would still be nonplussed. This is a complete over-reaction and this type of behavior (guilty with The Watch as well) is only fueled by money. WB are just trying to protect their investment in the movie in order to bank the most. They are only doing this to appear that they are not insensitive to the event in order to minimize backlash and still have the most amount of people come to see the movie. It's just the perception of being sensitive to others and caring.
July 25, 2012, 3:50 p.m. CST
I won't see it unless it's the original cut.
by seymour_scagnetti
Oh for fuck's sake. Get over it, assholes.
July 25, 2012, 3:57 p.m. CST
You're mistaken, the delays are so they can add more Sean Penn BAMS!!! and BA-BANGS!!!
by lv_426
And a scene showing Penn's Mickey Cohen taking up surfing after assuming a new identity as Marvin Spicolli. That's right folks, this is a Fast Times At Ridgemont High prequel and a hint at the origins of Jeff Spicolli. I hear Josh Brolin is Mr. Hand's uncle as well.
July 25, 2012, 4:15 p.m. CST
Might as well leave the film as is then.
by AnarchyWorldsEnd
No one will be talking about this in 2013. Our hyper media saturated culture can't hold a topic for more than a few months anyway...
July 25, 2012, 4:20 p.m. CST
Wait, it's still not a done deal...
by SlappyBones
Yes, they pushed back the date, but haven't actually decided on the re-shoots. Perhaps they are monitoring this forum, wondering what to do, what to do...
July 25, 2012, 4:36 p.m. CST
millions suffer from them screwing with it???
by martinprince
Who, exactly, is "suffering" as a result of this movie being pushed back and/or edited?
July 25, 2012, 4:36 p.m. CST
Delay it and release it as is.
by grendel69
July 25, 2012, 4:59 p.m. CST
I might not even bother seeing this now.
by Jarrete Barnett
Fucking blows... Besides, not like movie theatres are safe anymore.
July 25, 2012, 4:59 p.m. CST
I might not even bother seeing this now.
by Jarrete Barnett
Fucking blows... Besides, not like movie theatres are safe anymore.
July 25, 2012, 5:18 p.m. CST
This didn't happen at some upper middle class white suburb...
by Terry Powell
...I've put this on here before, Aurora is the most racially diverse town in Colorado. The theater where the shootings took place is just a few blocks south of Colfax street which I guarantee you would not be considered an upper middle class area. In fact, this particular theater is right by the Aurora mall, which has had some incidents as well. The Aurora police provide security for the theater on the weekends, and that asshole probably knew that, so it was fortunate for him that the film had a thursday midnight showing. While much has been made of the response time, with some coimplimenting the police(and really, good job) while others will say that the police wouldn't react as fast to a theater in the "hood:. In fact, this theater is the closest thing to a "hood" theater Aurora has. Also, the mall is only a couple of blocks from the police station and jail, so that helps.
July 25, 2012, 5:24 p.m. CST
Should rename this movie "Knee-Jerk Squad." Fuck it, and fuck this pussy society.
by IronEagle74
Now back to your regularly scheduled cookie cutter 3D movie.
July 25, 2012, 5:30 p.m. CST
@radvon4realz, the media decides what we should care about.
by IronEagle74
That's the bottom line. The media chooses a story to run with, then they move on. Hell, why do we even know about Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman? It's ONE case where someone was killed, and it's probably not even what we can call "murder." Who cares? We do, because the media told us we should. In the meantime, a couple hundred babies/kids died in urban neighborhoods from bullets flying through the living room window.
July 25, 2012, 5:58 p.m. CST
If the people still went out in droves to see the movie
by Phategod2
That inspired or fuled that lunatic? Why give this guy any power over your artform or release day or anything, by succumbing your giving this monster more influence then he should have over anything other then the size of the bullet that should be in his head.
July 25, 2012, 6:07 p.m. CST
Y'know what really scares me?...
by Terry Powell
...not a nut like that fuckup here in Aurora. that's an isolated incident, unless it happens a couple more times, I'm not worried about it. But I do fear all these hysterics out there who have rushed to gun stores. Sorry, but I am not gonna feel any safer sitting in a theater knowing that half of them are armed.
July 25, 2012, 8:09 p.m. CST
Not true, I heard they needed to add more Channing Tatum
by JimDarko
The focus groups have spoken!
July 25, 2012, 10:27 p.m. CST
senor_spielbergo, yeah you could say that's a poor choice of words
by moonlightdrive
Who is affected though? The creatives involved in making the picture who now have to have their work and vision tampered with by outside forces with no real positive result but potentially a negative one if it is really a key scene in the story. Moviegoers, those people who are really into film and want to see a finished product as it was intended to judge and enjoy on that basis as part of the communication from creator to recipient.
July 26, 2012, 12:47 a.m. CST
themobgirl : The nutball will probably claim he got the idea from Inglorious Bastards
by Obi Wanna Cannoli
and then the whole "Life imitates Art" will be discussed by talking heads.
July 26, 2012, 5:34 a.m. CST
Always The First Port of call...Popular Entertainment.
by Darkness
You can not doubt that the shooting in Aurora was horrific - it was, but to target a particular scene in a movie because it shares some resemblance to what had taken place that night, will not change a thing...It happened; and cutting - what will probably be a pivotal scene in the movie - will not change that. Like many have stated: "Why not remove the scene from "Inglourious Basterds"? Why not? Just because the movie was released a few years ago, makes it no less susceptible to changes whether it was released then or now. Same thing with "Fight Club". As soon as 9/11 unfolded i would have assumed that they would remove that scene from being broadcast on t.v because of it's similarities to that fateful day, But, alas, it never came to pass. As for Warner Bros' situation: They should postpone the film for another year - because i assume for oscar contention - and then release it. Cutting the film will not bring back those victims, it's the government who should be tending to the situation. There must be stringent measures to make sure more James Holmes' do not massacre one of you, or a loved one. But thats not gonna happen. This will go on and on until the next incident, and then blame the film that is released within that time-frame.
July 26, 2012, 6:03 a.m. CST
Boycott this Film and the Pussies at WB!!!!
by Bob Craft
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Node.js based client library for Couchbase Server
Hi folks!
I would like to make an open source database driver for Couchbase Server and so far I have found these resources:
If I understand it correctly, the client library would probably need to be able to work with the memcached binary protocol and also support HTTP REST based protocol for vBucket stuff and views querying. Now, should I start first with basic implementation of memcached binary protocol and then look at vBucket hashing and authentication or is there a better/other recommended approach?
Thanks for your time and help.
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I would start by implementing the vBucket hashing and authentication first, but you can approach the client from either direction. If you decide to do the vBucket hashing stuff first then you will want your client to send memcached protocol messages to port 11210 (not 11211). As for getting the bucket configuration stuff you will want to connect to port 8091.
If you go the other route and want to start getting the memcached protocol working then you will want to go through port 11211. This is because there is a proxy server that listens on 11211 and will route memcached protocol messages to the correct server. The downside to doing things this way is that this adds some extra latency to your requests.
Other than that I want to mention that in our other clients we only use the couchDB HTTP protocol to take a advantage of views. We do this because memcached protocol is much faster than the memcached protocol.
It's great to hear that you will be creating a Couchbase node.js client. Definitely let us know if you have any other questions.
So the starting point for me should be first to study this [1] document about vBuckets, then proceed with the implementation of vBucket specific REST/JSON parts of Couchbase [2] manual and then, when I would know which server to talk to, implement SASL [3] authentication? Sorry if this is not the correct order of doing things, but I'm little bit confused by the order of topics in the manual where authentication is mentioned in the last part.
[1]: http://dustin.github.com/2010/06/29/memcached-vbuckets.html
[2]: http://docs.couchbase.org/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-client-developm...
[3]: http://docs.couchbase.org/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-client-developm...
Yo Yojimbo87,
This is awesome!
It's not really all that fancy, but I'd started putting together a node.js client side implementation of the REST bootstrapping to get a configuration, needed to then do hashing and work with server changes. I'd imagine it's nowhere near useful yet, but it gave me a chance to start working with node.js and Couchbase.
There is some existing code out there which implements memcached binary protocol, so I was hoping to leverage that underneath.
I think the steps you lay out are good, but I wouldn't get too hung up on the vbuckets if you don't understand them at first. It's important material, but it can be a bit involved. I'd instead read it over then look at the REST/JSON parts.
SASL authentication is very straightforward. It's really just specific operations that need to be done before allowing other operations to flow through a given connection. It is through SASL auth that a bucket is identified on the server. No SASL auth means use the default bucket.
You can see my REST bootstrap here:
I'd love to collaborate with you on this! My node skills are nascent, but I know Javascript pretty well and am intimately familiar with the rest of Couchbase.
- Matt
Agreed with that, but I'd say it a different way.
It's probably best to focus on getting the cluster configuration from REST, then doing simple operations against the default bucket. Those simple ops should be get/set (over binary memcached protocol) and view access (over HTTP). After that's done, it's not much harder to start adding SASL auth for the connections, additional operations, etc.
Note that there is some good memcached node.js code out there already. A listing with some good nuggets is here:
Note this one in particular: https://github.com/billywhizz/node-memcache-parser
Thank you guys for clarification, it's a great help for me. I was doing little "research" regarding the existing node.js modules with support for memcached binary protocol and couchdb REST views:
https://github.com/3rd-Eden/node-memcached (3rd-Eden is a well known guy from the node.js
https://github.com/cloudhead/cradle (I'm using cradle in my node.js projects to work with CouchDB)
https://github.com/dscape/nano (lightweight client with straightforward API for CouchDB which could be a good option for working with views)
So I will try to get my head around REST stuff from the manual first and then look at the memcached binary protocol in order to get a bigger picture and then start some simple prototyping.
I finally get to do some stuff around the driver. There should be a lot of work simplified with recent node.js 0.6.x branch which now supports reading various data types directly from buffer [1]. I have several questions:
1. I installed Couchbase server 2.0 on a VM and can get the JSON response similar to those in manual [2]. If I understand it correctly this JSON will be used to calculate vBucket ID which would be encoded into future requests sent through port 11210. However I would like to skip this encoding part for now and first implement binary stuff (I guess through port 11211 which should send requests to it's correct destination without the need to calculate vBucket stuff from JSON). Are my assumptions correct?
2. JSON response which I was able to get from the server (through localhost:8091/pools/default/bucketsStreaming/default) is like this:
What I want to ask is why there is bucketType set to membase when the server itself was set to couchbase (I also checked it through admin interface)?
[1]: http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.6.1/api/buffers.html
[2]: http://docs.couchbase.org/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-client-developm...
Thanks Mike for your response. Here is another question:
3. Let's say I have this scenario: I send two commands (I call them A and B) to couchbase server from which the command A takes 10 seconds to execute and command B takes only 1 second to execute. Do I receive the result of command B first (because it was processed faster than command B) or my commands are processed and retrieved in the exact order as they were received?
You should plan for them to possibly come out of order. If they happen to use the same connection, they would be in order, but there is no guarantee of that. Especially consider the situation where command A has to do a disk fetch and command B is just a memory operation (from the server perspective).
Mike is right here. Technically speaking, the problem is that the way we did bucketType doesn't address the way we've extended the system. We probably should have had something more like bucketCapabilities which could include multiple answers, like Membase, Couchbase (which extends from Membase), etc.
What we're doing at the moment in other client libraries is discerning capabilities from whether or not a couchAPI URI is present in the JSON response. Lack of a URI there should reliably fail, but you can just make it fail immediately (don't even try) from the client if it's not implemented. This way it can work with both Membase 1.x and Couchbase 2.x.
And how does the existing client libraries deal with "out-of-order" processed commands? For example, when I send two request packets with the same command type, how do I know which one of the received response packets belongs to my which requests? (possibly an opaque field in header can be used to identify the response and assign request to it?)
I'm sorry for the exceptionally long delay.
Most clients either use callbacks or some other mechanism to allow a queue of operations to be processed and then returned or they use a connection per caller from a connection pool. Note that the server side will always process operations in order.
I have to apologize for the delay in response. I was out of town when you last replied, and I'd not looked back to the thread until recently.
It's ok, I understand that you guys are now busy with the world tour and other stuff.
I was also using a queue with callbacks mechanism when I was prototyping binary driver for OrientDB since it was guaranteed that server processed commands in order. However could the opaque field in the req/res headers be used to identify the operation for the client?
Yes, the opaque field can be used for that exactly.
You will receive the responses in the same order as your requests, and each response is guaranteed to have the same opaque field as in the request.
Hi guys,
Although this thread hasn't been active for a while, it looks like the best place to get the attention of anyone who knows anything about working with Couchbase from Node.js.
I'm about to migrate an existing Node.js app from Redis to Couchbase. It's pre-production (launch slated for late October), so I'm using Couchbase 2.0 developer preview. I only currently need CRUD operations and compare-and-set, so I'm leaning towards using a memcached client like https://github.com/3rd-Eden/node-memcached, and switching to a full-feature Couchbase client once one is available.
However, if there a client in production which would be easy enough to use, and is expected to be supported by Couchbase officially in the future, I would like to start using it already and skip the extra step. Is there such a client which you could recommend? I'm aware of https://github.com/Wizcorp/node-couchbase and of https://github.com/trondn/couchnode, but it doesn't look like either of them would be very easy to use.
Many many thanks,
Near Privman
https://github.com/couchbase/couchnode is the node.js client. It is still a work in progress.
If you have ideas on how it may be improved, let us know (preferrably in #libcouchbase on freenode, or in the mailing list; couchbase-at-googlegroups . com).
If you look around at the test files in the couchnode repository, you'll see some example cases.. the documentation in the README.md file may be dated.
There has been a lot of work recently on the couchnode client..
which is based on libcouchbase. If you have some input on what makes the client difficult to use, and maybe some ideas for how to enhance it, please join #libcouchbase or post your answers here (or preferrably on couchbase at googlegroups.com) so we can improve it.
Thanks for the swift response mnunberg. The difficulty I'm referring to is mainly the difficulty to install on my dev machine (Windows :( ). Obviously, if I can't do that it would be hard to evaluate how user-friendly the rest of the process will be...
I've seen Node modules which rely on waf before. Without an exception, I passed on all of those, since getting any of them to work on Windows would probably be very tricky. Have a look at this discussion from February: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/nodejs/tUNGgXMQDHo
It looks like the general consensus is that building (and statically linking) native code should be the package developer's responsibility, so that package consumer may simply `npm install`. There are also some approaches suggested that may help you do that, and I would specifically look at the node-bindings tool mentioned and linked there.
Otherwise, I would also update the readme file. A relatively small effort there can make the lib much more usable. Hope this helps.
I'm on a rather tight schedule with my own work at the moment, so I'm going to move ahead with 3rd-eden's memcached client for now. I hope I'll be able to take another stab at using the new client in a few weeks, and then I'll hop on your mailing list to contribute my feedback.
Many thanks!


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Definition of deckle in English:
deckleSyllabification: deck·le
Pronunciation: /ˈdekəl /
noun(also deckle strap)
1.1A frame on the mold used to shape the pulp when making paper by hand.
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- The deckle holds the pulp in place until the water drains.
- First, you need to get a frame, or mould and deckle.
- Once broken down it is washed, cooled, and then made into paper using a mold and a frame called a deckle, to determine size.
mid 18th century: from German Deckel, diminutive of Decke 'covering'.
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