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Slow Food USA Blog
Reflections, insights and news about the food movement and "going Slow"
Increasing Smiles Through Vegetables
Jan. 22, 2014
I can explain why I serve with FoodCorps like this: it's a combination of fun, yummy food, mounds of dirt and self-interest.
5,000 Miles for Soil: Guerilla Gardening Across Europe
Dec. 30, 2013
An Irishman named Peter, cycled around Europe working at seed banks and farms. He was telling me this story and after, all I was able to think about was hopping on a bike and pedaling somewhere, plants in hand.
Kids Go Crazy for Cranberries
Dec. 5, 2013
As the Massachusetts climate approaches frosty temperatures, we gathered Boston second and third graders to warm up in the greenhouse and learn all about cranberries.
Slow Fish Spreading to the USA
Sep. 17, 2013
The Slow Fish campaign, an international effort to promote community-based fishing, raise consumer awareness on the value of 'underloved' species of fish, and create dialogue on the state of fisheries management, is kicking off in New England with a two-week Youth-led program starting at New Hampshire's annual Fishtival event.
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"Your friendly service was really appreciated and should the opportunity arise again for us to be in the house market, you will be the first to be contacted. We would certainly recommend you and Rossdale homes to anyone contemplating a new build."
"He was even happy to come to look at my block of land and stand in the mud in the pouring rain...Rob was always happy to answer my questions, no matter what or how many there were (and there were very many)."
"We had the unfortunate situation of being previously signed with another builder that ceased to trade and were unsure if this was the path we wanted to go down for a second time. Leon's patience and understanding with us was amazing..."
" We were taken step by step through the options available and given detailed prices on the items we wished to include. Brad listened to what we wanted in our house and was able to give us a very accurate initial quotation. "
"Nothing about our project has been standard since we had a sloping block of land, in a rural area and faced challenges for approvals..."
"If we were to build another house then Rossdale would once again be the "favourite" to be chosen as our builder and the odds would shorten if Peter and Roger were able to be a part of the team."
"The modifications that you made to the 'Envoy' design to suit our block were perfect, the build quality is excellent and having the keys in our hands so quickly was a great surprise and a bonus."
"Rob is a professional who continues to provide a quality service even after the paperwork is signed, showing that he does have a genuine care about his customers."
"You allowed us to walk through the display house in our own time and then took the time to sit with us an talk us through the process. We hadn't built a house before and didn't know where to start - we hadn't even purchased the land when we first spoke to you."
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"A reliable and committed Consultant who has extensive knowledge of the building industry with a good rapport with the local councils."
• Would you recommend Rossdale to others and why?
Yes, we have and they are currently building with you!
"Having worked in the building industry as an Interior Architect, my expectations were very high, and Brad was able to exceed all these expectations in an efficient and friendly manner."
" You provided valuable input throughout the process on features to enhance the design and finish of our house that would fit within our budget. Overall your experience and knowledge throughout the process was invaluable."
• Look back over your experience of building and moving into your new home, how would you describe the process?
We have been very happy with whole process, right from the first conversation with Julie Parry, to working with Michael White, and the outstanding liaison with Courtney.
How would you describe your experience with Rossdale homes?
Very welcoming, relaxed and helpful team of staff that we dealt with at with at Rossdale Communication was frequent and questions were responded to promptly and accurately.
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
1. Had built his own home, so had 'insider' knowledge
2. Gave me the best mortgage broke I've ever come across
3. Very detailed information at every stage.
"I would like it to be known that I looked at many builders and the packages that they offer whilst in the initial stages. Some people were happy to give me quotes; however they would not go through them with me in detail as I required them to, others judged a book by its cover, and did not give me the time of day..."
"Having been first time builders we entered the process with some nervousness. However, overall we are most pleased with the final result and the quality of the build."
"It was evident that he wasn't just helping us build a house, but was that he really cared that we were going to get exactly what we wanted to suit our lifestyle, not just now but in the future as well..."
• Would you recommend Rossdale to others and why?
Yes, Overall the job was good and done in a good time frame.
My family and I were trying to build a house ... we have had many hiccups along the way and since moving to Rossdale and with Leon Margaritis, he has been helpful, knowledgeable, friendly and reliable and has been able to provide us with the answers we need to finally build our dream home . His ability to go that extra mile has been outstanding and appreciated.
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Yes, General quality of structure and being kept informed. Quick turn around with e-mailed queries and questions really approachable staff.
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
1. His thorough knowledge
2. His patience
3. Willingness to put him self out for us
"With Leon Margaritis, I can assure you that we were well looked after. Our phone calls were always returned and emails replied."
• Look back over your experience of building and moving into your new home, how would you describe the process?
Communication from Rossdale was great I was kept up to date with progress & expected completion dates. A few last minute problems were discovered just before handover, but supervisor made sure they were all rectified asap.
• How would you describe your experience with Rossdale homes?
Enjoyable pleasant and in the end very satisfying.
"He understood our needs as a young growing family and provided ideas on what he thought a perfect home for us would be. All our phone calls were either answered straight away or returned promptly."
Look back over your experience of building and moving into your new home, how would you describe the process?
Whilst lots of decisions were quite stressful, advice from people exceptional and made choosing etc reasonably easy. The first stage plans etc seemed to take forever, whereas the building seemed to be finished really quickly
"I would like to add that Brad is the most helpful Sales Consultants that I have met..."
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
1. Went through everything and explained it clearly
2. Honest and reliable
3. Friendly
"Leon Margaritis, I just wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the work you have done with us since December in bringing together a concept plan we had in our heads for our new Home."
We love the feel and quality of Rossdale homes and decided to take the steps toward building our home with Rossdale. Rob understood our needs and offered practical suggestions and solutions to all our questions. He made the process of building with Rossdale stress-free and enjoyable and we wouldn't hesitate to contact Rob again in the future when we build.
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
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2. Spend time to explain
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What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
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"Rob was extremely approachable, easy to talk to, and willing to listen to our ideas, thoughts and opinions in terms of the design of our new house."
What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
You have a good name within the industry considered to be reasonable to deal with and your expertise in dealing with sub-divisions.
"The thing that made us choose Rossdale was the customer service we got from Brad. He didn't make us feel like "just another sale"."
To Peter,
Thankyou so much for the fantastic professional service you have provided to us. It has been a real pleasure working with you as your commitment and passion for your job shine through. We appreciate all you input with regards to our building project and just hope the rest of it goes as smoothly!
Kind Regards
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What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
Greg Parry and Julie Parry were fantastic, they helped us with out sub-division as well as referred a buyer to buy our block of land.
What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
Design of home, feedback from friends who built with Rossdale.
Just a quick note to say Thank you for your assistance in completing our new home in the manner you did.
It was a relatively painless process during construction, and as we moved in last week we are starting to enjoy the house now we are settling in.
We have also received quite a few compliments on the style of house from neighbours, even after the problems with the colour of the roof.
Who knows, maybe one day we will build a 3rd Rossdale home!!!
Thanks again.
Peter and Andrea and family.
How would you describe your experience with Rossdale homes?
Planning: Excellent, peter work did a great job
Building: Very good, no real problems and 5 months build time
After sales: Quite poor, several problems after hand over which took forever to sort out
What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
Daniel French produced a plan within 2 days of signing with another company. Came in cheaper and fixed price contracting so signed with you instead.
"Rossdale Handled the approval of the subdivision and made my job pretty simple."
What things did you like most about the display home in our villages?
Once we walked through the Valencia we fell in love with Rossdale
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
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Just finished building, I am really happy with my home, The service I was given was excellent by office staff and consultant Leon Margaritis.
I was happy with the speedy build time considering it was a large house and happy with the finished result (although some small changes are always needing to be picked up on and changed).
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Never having built a new home before, we were very cautious about hidden costs. Rob was very honest and upfront from the start about any costs that may pop up in our fixed price quote. It was a pleasure having Rob as our contact person for the start of the building process and as a result we are now living in our beautiful new home.
"In that time of personal turmoil for himself he has kept in touch with us, understood our needs and has not overlooked the detail of our original plans."
"We enjoyed building with Rossdale Homes as they were good to deal with through the whole process, we had a great supervisor, and were at ease knowing the price was fixed."
What was your main reason for choosing Rossdale Homes?
Family has built with Rossdale before and was very happy with the fixed price.
"His long-term building experience & knowledge was invaluable & he was always available to discuss & sort out any of the inevitable 'hiccups' that can occur when you build a custom home."
What were the 3 best things about our Sales Consultant that assisted you?
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Would you recommend Rossdale to others and why?
Yes, Brad Robinson was great, gave us heaps of info and tips and wasn't pushy. Rachel from selections was great too.
The staff at Rossdale Homes have years of experience helping people to achieve the home they want. Their support is directed at making the selection, design and building process an enjoyable and stress free experience.
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By RICHARD SHAWGeneral manager
Last years general election really showed something.
With over 80 percent of the registered voters in Carbon County coming out to voice their opinions in the general election, it proved people could be driven to cast their ballots because they cared about who is running things in this country.
Fast forward to this year.
I know it is hard for many people to get excited about off year elections, particularly those that involve totally local officials. However, in my opinion, we should actually get more interested in those elections than in the national tickets.
The reason? Because what local officials do generally impacts all of us a lot more on a daily basis than the acts of a president or congressman.
In addition, the difference of a single vote can have a definite effect on an election in a local area, so the citizens certainly have more responsibility to vote too.
Admitedly, the only candidates non-incorporated area residents can vote for in this election is for a seat on the Price River Water Improvement District board. But judging by the concerns people had when PRWID decided to raise taxes this next year, that race should have some interest in it.
But in all the incorporated areas, the mayor and at least a couple of seats on each of the city councils are up for grabs. In Price, in particular, there is a load of candidates running for city council. Some are familiar names, others relative new comers to the elective process.
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Members of the Italian Alpine rescue team stand before the body of... NyhetsfotoCavalese,Död,Horisontell,Italien,Människor,Nära,Olyckor och katastrofer,Rädda,Räddningsarbetare,Turism,Turist,Val di Fiemme,VertikalPhotographer AFP/Getty ImagesCollection: AFP 2013 AFPMembers of the Italian Alpine rescue team stand before the body of one of six Russian tourists who died after an accident in Mount Cermis, near Cavalese in Val di Fiemme, on January 5, 2013. A snowmobile accident in the Italian Alps left six tourists dead and two others seriously injured. The eight -- all from eastern Europe, or Russia -- were riding on the vehicle across an unlit slope on Mount Cermis in the Trento region, rescuers said. Mount Cermis was the scene of two deadly cable car accidents in 1976 and 1998. In the latter a US military plane cut a cable supporting a gondola of an aerial tramway. AFP PHOTO / GIUSEPPE CACACE (Photo credit should read GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP/Getty Images)


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This highly efficient Strut Assembly is an OE equivalents manufactured to recapture control and handling precisions to your vehicle. Sintered-iron pistons, guide rods and hard-chrome piston rods heighten this component's durability and longevity. With high pressure gas charge and dual tube designs, this KYB GR-2/Excel-G Strut Assembly underwent patented valve-checking and thorough OE-specific procedures to ensure minimal foaming and attain OE-like fitment that withstand rough driving circumstances.
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S-Lab Sense Trail Running Shoe (Unisex) (out-of-stock)
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The long-awaited Salomon Sense trail running shoe is a low, light and fast winning machine for top runners. The Salomon S-LAB Sense was developed with Salomon's top athlete, Kilian Jornet, and has been proven through his wins at trail races around the world, including the 2011 Western States 100 and the Ultra Tour de Mont Blanc. With a 4-mm heel-to-toe drop, this shoe is designed for an experienced forefoot runner, but still has some support as you get into the long mileage.
This is a serious step into the future of trail running shoe technology. The light weight, great traction, and low-slung nature of this racing shoe make it unlike anything Salomon has ever designed.
The Salomon Sense will be produced in very limited quantities and we expect it to be hard to find for the first couple years. If you see your size, you're going to want to buy two now!
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
Gender: Unisex
Weight: 6.9 OZ (SIZE US 9M)
Shoe Upper: 2nd skin seamless construction
Shoe Lining: Endofit sleeve hugs the foot
Shoe Sole: Non marking Contagrip, OS Tendon
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Comments about Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra Shoe (Unisex):
Awesome trail shoe. Excellent durability for most components of the shoe, especially the sole. I have around 150 miles on the shoes and the soles show no wear. The shoes are very light weight and extremely comfortable even over long distances, such as 50k or 50M ultras. The rock plate provides more than adequate protection. My only issue with these shoes is the mesh durability. On the outside of each of the shoes, the mesh has opened up over my small toe. Not a deal breaker, but considering the fantastic durability of the rest of the shoe (and the cost!) would be great to have a more durable mesh in this area or some sort of thin overmold. The mesh breaths and sheds water extremely well. This is my third pair of these shoes and I highly recommend.
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I train and race 50k and 50M ultras in these shoes. They're super light weight and comfortable. The traction is great on dry or wet conditions, including snow. The sole is extremely durable and shows little signs of wear. This is my third pair. The only downside is I'm starting to see some holes develop in the mesh where my small toes rub against the material. Happens to every pair. Some improvements would be nice to make the mesh more durable.
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- Light Yet Stable
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Comments about Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra Shoe (Unisex):
I know you are never supposed to run a race with shoes you've never tried before, but ... I did it. This was my first 50k, 7k+ elev, I wanted a light shoe. I received them a few days before, walked with them at home, felt that the fit was good and I could "risk it". The rubber protection in front seemed to constrain my toes too much, I put them under tension to expand, not sure how much that worked. It should be made more flexible in the front, don't need to constrain toes too much to ensure fit. I don't think that is a problem with break-in, the front of the shoe doesn't budge. Bottom line, I ran my 50k and I felt great in these shoes. They were hitting in the front on steep downhills, got a couple of small blisters on my right foot, very happy. Great shoe. It remains too expensive though.
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Comments about Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra Shoe (Unisex):
The Salomon S-LAB Sense is may be the best trail shoe on the market. It is relatively flat (4mm drop) and is very light weight. The shoe is durable and drys very quickly when wet. The toe box is protected with a cap. I have avoided many stubbed toes from roots, rocks and stumps because of this feature. The shoe is versatile enough for short to middle distance, but will also provide a comfortable ride over long distances. I ran a 100 mile trail race in my pair and wouldn't trade them for the the world. They are expensive from a pricing stand point, but worth every penny.
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Best Uses
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Comments about Salomon S-Lab Sense Ultra Shoe (Unisex):
I am normally a barefoot runner, I was looking for a new shoe to add to my tools for when my feet are tired but I would still like to get out on the trail. I have a hard time picking shoes because the toe box on most shoes doesnt fit me well, they always tend to be too snug. I picked up the S-Lab Sense and was impressed instantly. It is a great fitting shoe and is built on a minimal platform that easily alows me to keep my barefoot form but adds just a little cushin for tired feet. I have taken these shoes through dry rocky trails, trails covered in mud, and through ankle high streams and nothing phases them, they take it on almost as if i was barefoot. Salomon got it right with this pair of shoes. My only issue with them is initially they were just a little snug in the toe box but after just one run they loosened up and now they fit great.


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Gnomeo & Juliet
SciFi/Fantasy, Animation, Family
"Gnomeo & Juliet," Shakespeare's revered tale gets a comical, off-the-wall makeover. Gnomeo and Juliet, who have as many obstacles to overcome as their quasi namesakes when they are caught up in a feud between neighbors. But with plastic pink flamingos and thrilling lawnmower races in the mix, can this young couple find a happy ending?
Cast: Maggie Smith, James McAvoy, Michael Caine, Emily Blunt, Jason Statham
Produced by: Baker Bloodworth, Steve Hamilton Shaw, David Furnish
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Running time: 1hr 24min
Opens: Feb 11, 2011 Nationwide
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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Water usage continues to be a contentious issue as Sunnyside and East Carbon City work to make sense of their economic situation. During East Carbon's latest council session, overtime pay caused by unusual amounts of water use caused the council to question once again Sunnyside Co-Generation's stake in the city's water reserve.
According to East Carbon City Mayor Orlando LaFontaine, the city was forced to bring in its maintenance department over the weekend to run the city's treatment plant long enough to keep water in the area's tanks. One of the major issues which is brought out every time the city discusses the power plant revolves around the contention that East Carbon must treat the water that Sunnyside then takes and sells to the power plant.
"The issue here is that this is costing the city of East Carbon money to bring these guys in and pay them. They have to come in because these tanks must maintain a certain level for safety reasons," he explained. "If our guys don't keep on the ball, come Monday there is no water, the fire hydrants are empty, no water for city use. You can really see some damage."
According to the mayor, East Carbon Recorder Liz Holt is calculating a bill which will be sent to their neighboring city concerning the extra cost of treating additional water. She will also now be monitoring daily water usage as reported at the treatment plant.
"This is a big expense, it's overtime, it's the vehicles and other resources," continued the East Carbon Mayor. "This has been going on for three weeks running and we are going to go way over our budget concerning wages."
Following LaFontaine's comments, the council did collectively recall that Sunnyside officials had stipulated on numerous occasions that they were willing to pay their share. They simply haven't been billed.
"We are treating culinary water to drink, to take showers in, to bathe the babies, to water the lawn, and instead it is being taken to cool a power plant," said Maggio. "And to boot we are footing the whole bill to make sure the plant is cooled with very clean water."
According to Holt, city water usage currently ranges between 400,000 and 600,000 gallons per day. In high demand months such as September that number can climb as high as 900,000. What has East Carbon officials concerned is that a city with a fifth of their residents is using more water than they do.
While issues between the Sunnyside, Sunnyside Co-Gen and East Carbon have been documented in previous articles, there has been little real discussion between East Carbon and the power plant. Change does appear to be in the works, however, as a report from city attorney Jeremiah Humes indicates a conversation could get started
According to Humes, Brian Burnett, representing the power plant, contacted Humes to discuss two issues. To begin, in 1999 a lease of a water right from East Carbon City concerning a well that the plant has been using needs to prove up its beneficial use. To demonstrate that they are using the water share, part of that information which they do need to submit must be signed by the city."
"There is a God," said LaFontaine as Humes continued.
"They have submitted that information for us to look at. Secondly they have become aware of some of the issues that the city has through the newspaper and they would like to attend a meeting in order to resolve any problems that East Carbon may have," said Humes.
Humes reported that Rick Carter or Rusty Nets would be willing to come and provide the information needed to bring the entities together.
"One issue we have for sure is the condition of the reservoir we leased to them," commented city council member Cheryl McFarland. "It's filled up with rock and plants and big bushes."
Humes cautioned the council that now would not be the best time to discuss this matter.
"This effects the city at a high level," retorted LaFontaine. "I agree that now is not the time but I would like to schedule a special work meeting to give everyone the chance to talk over our position.


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BOONE COUNTY, Ky. (Rich Jaffe) -- The man involved in a bizarre escape and chase is still alive today, thanks to the quick work of a Boone County detective.
Joshua Grizzell remains in critical condition at University Hospital after shooting himself in the chest, point blank, with a deputy's 12-gauge shotgun yesterday.
In a story you'll see only on Local 12, you see how hard Grizzell tried to die, and how hard a detective worked to save him.
A one and a half inch gaping hole was left in Grizzell's jacket after he shot himself with a Boone County deputy's shotgun.
Detective, and certified paramedic, Brad Hanlon explains.
"The bullet ultimately passed through the body, the chest cavity and out the back side and you can see on the shirt, this is the exit wound."
Hanlon undoubtedly saved Grizzell's life.
Grizzell and a companion, Shane Byrd, were allegedly carrying drugs on I-75 Sunday night when their car broke down.
As deputies talked to them, Grizzell escaped, climbing through the front divider of a deputy's SUV. He stole the vehicle and a 12-gauge shotgun. He was found hours later near Walton after trying to break into a home.
Boone County Sheriff's Spokesman Tom Scheben said, "homeowner shot... I don't believe he shot at him, shot up in the air scared him away... of course we still had all kinds of units in the area looking for him still... and everybody converged on this one spot..."
Surrounded, Grizzell sat down with the shotgun in his lap.
After negotiations, and saying repeatedly he didn't want to go to jail, he pulled the trigger.
Sitting against a wall, Jaffe explains, "This is a 12-gauge shotgun like the one Joshua Grizzell had in his hands yesterday and we've checked it a couple of times. It's clear it's safe. According to investigators, Grizzell basically had the shotgun up against his chest like this when he pulled the trigger."
Staked out at his white SUV, Hanlon ran to what he expected would be a dead body. Amazingly Grizzell was still alive-- with a wound so big, Hanlon could see his still beating heart.
Hanlon broke out an occlusive dressing or "chest seal."
He showed us how he applied it.
"We remove it and it's basically just a patch and when we expose the injury on the patient, we place the patch over the hole. In this case, it would have been right about here. We place this over top of the hole and it creates a seal."
Ten or 15 minutes later, Grizzell was in the ambulance and talking.
"I treated him as if he was one of our own," Hanlon said. "Because every human life is valuable."
Byrd is facing multiple drug charges. Investigators say they found heroin, cocaine, oxycontin and vicodin on him and in a backpack the two had been carrying.
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What's the best way to import a million records into a postgres database via ActiveRecord (which is needed to implement some application-specific logic)? We anticipate waiting a second (or so) between inserts to avoid slowing down the production database (which is under load, almost entirely reads). If there is any ActiveRecord feature which helps batch together inserts, noone knew about it. As for generally how long this will take (estimates range from 9 to 27 hours), and what the load on the production database will be, we planned on answering that with a trial run of a small number of these records.
We're thinking of having capistrano deploy to two demo servers, one particularly aimed at showing to prospective users of our application, and the other mostly for story acceptance. The former would be hosted at a hosting company; the latter an internally run machine. Several people reported they have done this on their projects, and the problems were minor, mostly having to do with whether the deployed location (/u/apps/whatever or some such) is different on the two machines (the solution would be to use the capistrano variables, but tracking down all the places that need to do that could be an issue).
Erector tip of the day: in a Rails project, you can put a file (named edit.rb or edit.html.rb) in your view directory, and Rails/Erector will find the template implicitly (as it would for ERB, HAML, etc). It is not necessary to explicitly call render from your controller method.
Regarding your 2nd point, I usually see this kind of instances as new steps in the production chain. That's why I use the capistrano multistage extension (gem install capistrano-ext) to define those new steps (possibly with their own environment files).
Is there some non-AR way of loading records into postgres that would meet your needs? I'm thinking of some equivalent of the mysql "load data infile", that loads mass amounts of data 20x faster than any alternative.
re: erector, I'd say "it's not necessary to use implicit templates, you can just call render directly". ha ha.
Have you thought about using DataMapper to handle the inserts instead of ActiveRecord? As of the most recent [DataMapper benchmarks](http://gist.github.com/10735) DM is about 2x faster than AR when inserting records and performing most other operations.
DataObjects would likely even be faster still, since it is what DM uses under the hood to communicate with Postgres. It should be the fastest Ruby RDBSM driver available at the moment — faster than what AR uses, including the recently released Neverblock drivers, and it works with Ruby 1.8.
Could you load the records on a copy of your production db on a local machine, and after all is done then do a export/import into the production machine? At least this way, if something goes wrong, there is much less of a chance of it munging up your production data. Not that that has ever happened me.
re #2 – yep, Strass is right. That's what multistage was made for. Put all the differences in config/deploy/
Also, the story acceptance environment should be deployed after every CI build. On our projects, we already do that for a "local" localhost environment (check out Sandbox), so it should be straightforward to do the same thing for a "demo" (vs staging?) environment.
You guys seen http://www.jobwd.com/article/show/31 ? If possible, batch the inserts into groups of 10 or 100. In my simple tests, ar-extensions is at least 3 times faster.
In response to your large dataset import question, we used the acts_as_importable plugin with great results. The plugin allows to you do pretty much everything as usual (validations, column discovery, SQL-escaping, etc…) except that instead of saving to the db, the plugin creates a sql bulk import file which you can load into the db at your leisure.
Sooooo much faster.
Now, we were using MySQL. Not sure about the Postgres support, but it might be worth looking into.
We use ar-extensions extensively to handle our large data imports. No problems to speak of, :validate => false is a useful option that speeds things up if you are okay skipping validations.
ar-extensions also adds some really neat finder support.
http://rubypond.com/articles/2008/06/18/bulk-insertion-of-data-with-activerecord/ discusses ar-extensions for multiple inserts per query. (http://www.continuousthinking.com/tags/arext)


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